Fishing
DE: Volunteer instructors still sought by Division of Fish & Wildlife for March 10 training session for youth fishing program
SMYRNA (March 5, 2012) – The DNREC Division of Fish and Wildlife is looking for additional volunteers to be trained as instructors for the 2012 season of Hooked on Fishing, Not on Drugs (HOFNOD) program.
CA: New study will help protect vulnerable birds from impacts of climate change
Scientists from the Department of Fish and Game (DFG) and PRBO Conservation Science have completed an innovative study on the effects of climate change on vulnerable birds. This first-of-its-kind study prioritizes which species are most
Wolf OR7 Returns to Oregon
After drawing much public attention for his historic trek into California, the gray wolf designated as OR7 has turned north and crossed back into Oregon. Originally part of a wolfpack in northeastern Oregon, OR7 wandered
AZ: Wildlife are not pets: A number of reasons exist for laws
KINGMAN, Ariz. – There’s no denying the fact that wildlife might appear to make for a nice pet, especially the youngsters one might believe can be domesticated. “There’s no such thing,” said Zen Mocarski, public
AZ: First meeting of Sportsmen’s Constituent Group to be held March 22
A most important first meeting of the newly created Sportsmen’s Constituent Group (working title at this point) will be held on Thursday, March 22, from 6-9 p.m., at the Arizona Game and Fish Department headquarters
Fishing Report for Southeastern Utah, March 05, 2012
ABAJO MOUNTAINS: (March 05) Conservation Officer Dennis Shumway reports that he hasn’t seen an angler in San Juan County in three weeks; however, Blanding #4 is mostly open. Blanding #3 and Lloyds Lake are still
Despite Decline of Smelt, Fishing on the Missouri River System Should be Good
Hydroacoustic surveys conducted by the North Dakota Game and Fish Department and South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks last July showed exceptional smelt populations in Lakes Sakakawea and Oahe. However, record releases from Garrison and
Invasive silver carp netted near Winona
A commercial fisherman has caught a silver carp – the jumping variety – in the Mississippi River’s Pool 6 near Winona
Opinion: Fighting the threat of Asian carp
By now, Outdoor News readers know about the imminent threat that Asian carp (including silver, bighead and black carp) pose to the waters of our fine state. Silently and steadily, they are migrating up the
