Fishing
St. Marys algae shows up earlier this year than last
Tests indicate the blue-green algae growth that has hampered tourism near the state’s largest inland lake appeared about two months earlier this year
State seeks changes in its CWD plan
Wildlife officials have revised the state’s response plan for chronic wasting disease to better respond to outbreaks and prepare for the possibility of new cases near the Michigan-Wisconsin border
Vandalism costly at SGAs
Maria Albright was disappointed recently to find that vandals had damaged a new sign at the DNR’s Echo Point Shooting Range. The sign had been built by Eagle Scouts. It lasted no more than a
Michigan's pheasant initiative growing
The effort to revive Michigan’s depleted pheasant population continues to break new ground through the Michigan Pheasant Restoration Initiative.
Tioga County Pennsylvania men are facing $100,000 in fines
Pennsylvania Game Commission wildlife conservation officers recently filed charges against them for a killing spree in which a total of eight white-tailed deer were found shot and left to rot.
Pennsylvania: Use AMD for fracking
Pennsylvania has a vast supply of contaminated water flowing daily from its abandoned mine works; 300 million gallons a day by the state’s estimate.
Bear smashes glass, enters home; later trapped, moved
Wildlife watcher Gary Lang got a little more than he bargained for when a black bear crashed through the glass doors of his southwestern Pennsylvania home one recent night.
Fishing Report for Northern Utah May 24, 2012
We need your input! Would you like to see a Utah fishing regulation change? Have an idea for a new rule? Division of Wildlife Resources biologists are already working on possible fishing changes for 2013
New Hampshire weekly fishing report May 24, 2012
Stocking report FREE FISHING DAY is June 2, 2012 <> ><> ><> ><> ><> ><> ><> <> North Country The middle of May can be a great time for New Hampshire anglers to maximize opportunity.
