Fishing
California's Department of Fish and Game Director Bonham Selects Wildlife Photograph of the Year
The grand prize winner has been announced in the California Wildlife Photograph of the Year competition.
How to Age Spring Tom Turkeys
A few simple measurements can provide approximate age of birds
Eight wolves killed in city of Ironwood
Working as an agent for the state of Michigan, U.S. Department of Agriculture Wildlife Services personnel killed eight gray wolves in Ironwood between March 5 and April 5
State’s invasive hog order spurs lawsuits
State officials are suing a Cheboygan County man after he refused to allow DNR officials onto his northern Michigan hunting preserve to inspect the facility for invasive hogs.
Boardman’s Brown Bridge Dam slated to be removed
Come summer, if all goes as planned, the waters of the Boardman River will for the first time in 91 years begin to flow naturally down to Lake Michigan.
Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission tells Department of Environmental Protection: Admit it, river impaired
The executive director of the Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission insisted again recently that the state Department of Environmental Protection must designate the Susquehanna River as “impaired”
Delayed-harvest change nixed in Pennsylvania Streams
It called for changing who can fish in stream sections managed under delayed- harvest, artificial-lures-only rules and when they can keep fish.
All-day gobbler hunt continues to be evaluated by commission
Unusual seasonal conditions experienced throughout much of Pennsylvania will present turkey hunters with a mixed blessing in spring gobbler season, according to the Pennsylvania Game Commission.
Minnesota Outdoor Heritage Alliance leader Don McMillan dies at 74
When Dr. Don McMillan took the reins in 2007 as president of the Minnesota Outdoor Heritage Alliance, the man whose position he inherited didn’t think McMillan would amount to much
