Fishing
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
Springtime in Florida brings freshwater fishing, boat access
Fish Busters’ Bulletin March is prime freshwater fishing season for many species of fish, because bass and bream are getting geared up to hit the shallows. During spring, sunfish such as bass and bluegill move
Undercover operation reveals exploitation of Florida fish and wildlife resources
Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) law enforcement officers completed a comprehensive investigation Wednesday that included more than 300 criminal violations by 56 individuals in Putnam, St. Johns, Alachua, Volusia and Marion counties. The
Alabama's Snapper Season Likely Shortest Ever
Although it won’t be set in stone (printed in Federal Register) until after the April meeting of the Gulf of Mexico Fishery Management Council, the 2012 red snapper season is almost certain to be the
