Fishing
New Hampshire weekly fishing report May 10, 2012
Stocking report FREE FISHING DAY is June 2, 2012: <> ><> ><> ><> ><> ><> ><> <> North Country Even though they rarely exceed 4 inches in length, rainbow smelt (Osmerus mordax) are so important
Bacteria likely cause of Arkansas' Harris Brake fish kill
A microorganism known as columnaris bacteria is the likely cause of a fish kill on Harris Brake Lake in Perry County. Biologists with the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission tested the fish last week and
Tagged catfish are being stocked around Arkansas
The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission’s Family and Community Fisheries Program is continuing their efforts to get families involved in fishing with a tagged catfish campaign.
Opening week of Ohio wild turkey kill ahead of 2011
Ohio hunters killed a preliminary total of 8,898 bearded wild turkeys during the first week of the spring turkey-hunting season
Steelhead killed on Ohio’s Rocky River
State wildlife and environmental protection officials have finished counting the number of fish found dead along a three-mile stretch of the Rocky River.
Exotic animal quarantine lifted for zoo inhabitants
The Ohio Department of Agriculture has lifted its quarantine of five exotic animals removed from a Zanesville farm
Expect good fishing on Great Lakes
Anglers statewide can expect good fishing on all of the Great Lakes this summer, with Lake Huron possibly leading the way.
Michigan House bill would create lifetime licenses
A Wayne County lawmaker wants to revive lifetime hunting and fishing licenses in Michigan to provide a broader licensing option
Sportsmen’s Heritage Act has fans, critics
The bill has been called “the most significant pro-sportsmen’s legislation of the past 15 years” by the U.S. Sportsmen’s Alliance
