Fishing
Two more fish landed in $50,000 Hot Springs Fishing Challenge of Arkansas
Stan Cullipher of Malvern and Ed Jones of Hot Springs both landed prize fish Saturday in the $50,000 Hot Springs Fishing Challenge. Both caught largemouth bass to take home cash in the Challenge, which lasts
Fishing Report for Oklahoma, May 23, 2012
Free Fishing Days are June 2-3. No state fishing license or permits required. Some city permits may still apply.
Fishing Report for Nevada May 23, 2012
LAKE MEAD – Anglers are finding good action for smallmouth and largemouth bass in most areas. The fish are hitting on crankbaits and plastics. The Temple Bar is area is providing good action for striped
California Senate votes to ban bear, bobcat hunting with dogs
The state Senate voted Monday to ban the use of dogs to hunt bears and bobcats, a practice the bill’s author compared with shooting animals in a zoo.
West Virginia's Tygart Lake offers free family fishing June 9-10
A free youth fishing derby aimed at keeping children away from drugs will also feature a magic show, martial arts exhibition and displays about the outdoors.
Weekly Fishing Report for Arkansas May 23, 2012
Fishing Highlight of the Week: Knit gun socks, used to protect rifles and shotguns, make great sleeves for fishing rods, especially those that break down. They’re very cheap, protect rods and keep them together and
Arkansas kids invited to 10th annual Ward Fishing Derby, Saturday June 2, 2012
Kid’s 15 or under, you’re invited to the 10th annual Ward Fishing Derby, Saturday June 2, 2012, in the City of Ward, Lonoke County, Arkansas at Busby Lake.
Hayden Lake sportsman's access closed June 1 – August 1
The Idaho Department of Fish and Game wants anglers and boaters to be aware of a temporary closure of the Hayden Lake Sportsman’s Access boat launch and parking area.
New Mexico Weekly Fishing Report May 22, 2012
Need a license? Click here to buy one online. Lake levels — Click here for the latest water storage reports from New Mexico reservoirs. This fishing report, provided by Bill Dunn and the Department of
