Fishing
Georgia's Seasonal Trout Streams Open March 31-Trout Stockings Underway
More than one million trout will be stocked by the end of this year, thanks to efforts by the Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
Lake Sturgeon Re-stocked in Georgia's Coosa River
Lake sturgeon are once again inhabiting their native waters in the Coosa River basin.
Perch overlimits are rampant on Sag Bay
Conservation officers believe that good perch fishing and poor winter ice conditions are likely the major factors behind an increase in the number of perch overlimits around Saginaw Bay this winter.
Illinois' 2012 Spring Trout Fishing Season Opens April 7
The 2012 spring trout fishing season in Illinois will begin at 5 a.m. on Saturday, April 7, Illinois Department of Natural Resources (IDNR) Director Marc Miller announced.
Three-pole permit give Kansas anglers an edge
If you had the opportunity to pay just $6.50 a year to increase your odds of catching fish on rod and reel — possibly by 30 percent or more — would you take it?
Minnesota DNR to issue 87 moose permits for 2012
The DNR will allow a bulls-only moose hunt this fall, but it’s reducing the number of permits available and zones open to hunters.
Minnesota Senate to vote on hunting and fishing fee increases
The state Senate is likely to vote this week on a wide-ranging bill that includes increases in the cost of fishing and hunting licenses.
Federal Farm Bill in ‘bit of a holding pattern’
A new federal Farm Bill, the greatest contributor in recent history to conservation programs in the state, could be developed and adopted this summer, but conservation leaders aren’t holding their collective breath.
Maryland Weekly Fishing Report March 28, 2012
It would seem old Mother Nature decided to take a few steps backward in regard to the advance of spring this week and they may be a good thing in regards to adjusting nature’s clock.
