Fishing
OK: Fishing Report for May 25, 2011
This weekly fishing report is provided by the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation. CENTRAL Arcadia: May 25. Elevation 2 1/2 ft. above normal, water 74 and muddy. Channel catfish fair to good on stinkbait at
CO: DOW Outdoor Adventure Weekend at Two Buttes
LAMAR, Colo. – The Colorado Division of Wildlife will offer a free weekend of outdoor adventure and skills classes June 10-12 at Two Buttes State Wildlife Area. The weekend is geared toward youth and families
MI: NRC looks at lifting baiting ban
Flint, Mich. – Despite concerns from wildlife biologists, the state Natural Resources Commission has sided with the majority of public comments it has received on the deer and elk baiting and feeding ban in the
MI: Commercial Forest Act causes some confusion
Editor’s note: This is the first in a series of stories examining the management issues regarding land enrolled under the Commercial Forest Act. Marquette, Mich. – Questions and confusion are running rampant regarding Commercial Forest
MI: Furbearer regs would increase opportunities
Lansing – State wildlife officials have proposed new furbearer regulations that would increase opportunities to harvest opossums, raccoons, mink, muskrats, and otters. Resource managers also want to reduce bag limits for fishers and martens –
Missouri Squirrel season opens May 28
Bag limit is 10 and possession limit is 20 The fourth Saturday in May marks the opening of squirrel season in Missouri. Hunters may pursue gray and fox squirrels from May 28 through Feb. 15,
PA: Many new PGC officers older, more experienced
Harrisburg – Three men walk into a bar – a college graduate with a degree in criminology, a construction foreman and a used-car salesman. Who walks out? Three wildlife conservation officers, in this case. The
PA: Key senator backs immediate protection of wild-trout streams
Bellefonte, Pa. – Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commissioners heard strong support for their initiative to assess and protect wild-trout streams at a May 6 meeting of the Senate Game and Fisheries Committee held at Fisherman’s
PA: PF&BC pins its hopes on contest
Harrisburg – The Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission is hoping to boost license sales by participating in a big-money contest now through mid-July. Currently suffering its greatest loss of anglers in six years, the commission
