Fishing
Sign-up lagging for salt registry
New York’s saltwater angler numbers have in the past been estimated at nearly 300,000. But not nearly that many anglers have signed into the n-fee registry put in place following the repeal of the state’s
Michigan inland fishing guides reminded of permit required to use state lands
The Department of Natural Resources reminds fishing guides who use state-owned lands to access Michigan’s inland lakes or streams as part of their commercial operation that they are required to have written permission from the
Montana's Elk Island Boat Ramp Closed
The boat ramp located at the new development of Elk Island Fishing Access Site was closed Wednesday, March 21, 2012. The ramp’s ability to support the weight of a pickup and boat trailer has been
Google fishing map points to NW Oregon trout locales
The new Google-based trout fishing map unveiled this week by the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife directs anglers to 111 sites where hatchery-produced rainbow trout are released.
South Carolina's T.L. Hanna sweeps Youth Bass Fishing Clubs Lake Hartwell tournament
The temperatures were near record highs on Lake Hartwell on March 17 for the Bonds Career Center’s Invitational Tournament, but the scorching sun wasn’t the only thing hot that day.
Texas Hybrid Striper Anglers Should Head for Millers Creek
If you like the thrill of a double-digit hybrid striper on the end of your line, you need to head for the Big Country—specifically, for Millers Creek Reservoir southwest of Seymour.
Waco, Texas Man to Complete Fishing Marathon March 31
Keith Miller of Waco will reach his goal of catching a fish a day every day for a year at a public event in Waco Saturday, March 31.
Lac du Flambeau Band of Chippewa Indians and DNR announce bag limit agreement for 2012
Lac du Flambeau President Tom Maulson and Department of Natural Resources Secretary Cathy Stepp announced the Tribe and State will continue an agreement that provides a three walleye per day bag limit for sport anglers
AGFC, helpers work to help aging lakes in Arkansas
It is undeniable. Lakes in Arkansas are aging. Most are not as productive as they were in their young and glorious days.
