Fishing
North Dakota Shore Anglers Fishing Red, Bois de Sioux Rivers Need Proper License
A change in regulations concerning anglers fishing the Red and Bois de Sioux rivers involves those who fish from shore.
Taking of Live Aquatic Bait Prohibited from the James River in North Dakota
Anglers and bait vendors should be aware of a regulation that prohibits taking of minnows or other aquatic bait from portions of Pipestem Creek and the James River.
Public hearing April 19 in Gilford, N.H., on Lake Winnisquam River Herring Reintroduction
The New Hampshire Fish and Game Department will hold a public meeting on a proposal to reintroduce alewives and blueback herring, commonly referred to as river herring, into Lake Winnisquam.
Colorado Fly Fishing Class in Littleton April 21 & 22
Learn what fly fishing is all about, including the basics of casting, tying knots, the different types of equipment needed, and what you need to get started. Join Colorado Parks and Wildlife, Orvis, Project Healing
New Mexico's Weekly Fishing Report April 10, 2012
REMINDER: The new fishing license year began April 1. Make sure you buy a new license before heading out! CATCHES OF THE WEEK: Bluewater Lake: April 5, Annette Gonzales of Grants caught a 41.5-inch, 18.5-pound
Nebraska's Lake McConaughy Area Fishing Report April 11, 2012
Angler success for walleye at night along Kingsley Dam was very good this past weekend with some larger fish in the 7-12 pound range.
Trout fishing on Paul’s Creek begins April 14
Rainbow trout fishing will once again return to Paul’s Creek, near St. Peter, as the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) begins stocking operations for the April 14 stream trout opener.
Hawaii's Lobster and Knoa Crab season to close May 1
The Department of Land and Natural Resources (DLNR) reminds the public that the
season for taking ula and ula papapa (spiny and slipper lobsters) and Kona crabs in state waters will be
closed
New required aquatic invasive species rules decal for Minnesota boaters now available
A new required decal is now available for Minnesota boaters to help remind them of the state’s aquatic invasive species laws, the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) announced today.
