Fishing
Indiana's Griffy Lake draining results in fishing-rule changes
Anglers at Griffy Lake in Bloomington are allowed to keep more fish, effective immediately, in preparation for the draining of the lake this summer for maintenance.
Rhode Island DEM announces free freshwater fishing days May 5 & May 6
Freshwater Fishing Licenses Not Needed to Fish in RI Freshwaters During This Special Weekend; Anglers Can Catch a Golden Rainbow Trout and Win a Prize
New Hampshire striped bass anglers needed for volunteer angler survey
This time of year, striped bass are starting to arrive in New Hampshire’s coastal waters. With their arrival, anglers from near and far flock to the state’s coastal rivers, estuaries and ocean waters to pursue
Idaho officials aim to delist woodland caribou
Bonner County officials who want federal protections removed from woodland caribou have hired the law firm that successfully argued before the U.S. Supreme Court a northern Idaho couple’s wetlands dispute.
Colorado's Park County waters open to boaters
With boating season underway, Colorado Parks and Wildlife is reminding all boaters that boat inspections for aquatic nuisance species are mandatory at most boatable waters in the state, including state parks and state wildlife areas.
Weekly Fishing Report for Arkansas May 2, 2012
Fishing Highlight of the Week: Are you rigging a worm, Houdini Shad or similar bait? Make sure the bait is straight when you finish threading the hook. A bend in the body will change the
West Virginia revises deer hunting rules to cut population
West Virginia is giving hunters incentives to kill female deer instead of bucks in a move to reduce the animal’s population.
Spawn incomplete despite warm temps
Thanks to an unseasonably warm March, many anglers thought that come the season opener this Saturday, that many gamefish would be done spawning and already in early summer patterns. After interviewing several bait and tackle
Ohio River Provides Two New State Record Fish
Two state record fish were caught recently from the Ohio River, according to Frank Jezioro, Director of the West Virginia Division of Natural Resources.
