Fishing
Peregrine Falcon Eggs Hatch at Nebraska Capitol
At least two of the three peregrine falcon eggs at Nebraska’s State Capitol hatched recently, according to the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission. The female peregrine laid the eggs in mid-April and the pair had
CO: Family Fishing Clinic June 4 at Quail Lake
COLORADO SPRINGS – The Colorado Division of Wildlife will host a family fishing clinic from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m., June 4, at Quail Lake. Free fishing rods and reels will be given away to
CO: DOW Biologists start bear study in Durango
DURANGO, Colo. – The Colorado Division of Wildlife is starting a five-year research project in the Durango area to learn more about the local black bear population. This is the first study of its kind
Wild Wisconsin elk are expanding their range – with a little help from their friends
This is the calving season for Wisconsin’s small but growing elk herd and biologists with the state Department of Natural Resources, joined by a small army of volunteers, are busy searching the woods for newborns.
Proposed Iowa spring turkey, waterfowl rules topic of June 7 public meeting
The Iowa Department of Natural Resources is hosting a public meeting on June 7 to discuss proposed changes to the waterfowl and spring turkey hunting seasons. The proposed amendments to the waterfowl rules are annual
Fish kill on SE Georgia river investigated
STATESBORO, Ga. (AP) – State and federal environmental officials are looking into a fish kill on a 35 to 40 mile stretch of the Ogeechee River in Screven and Bulloch counties. Officials say testing conducted
Wisconsin governor to sign bass culling bill
Madison, Wis. (AP) – Gov. Scott Walker says he’ll sign a bill that would reshape Wisconsin bass tournament rules. The Republican-backed measure would legalize culling, the practice of catching a fish and temporarily keeping it
Iowa reminds anglers that bridges are off limits
Iowa state transportation officials are reminding anglers that fishing off bridges is not allowed in Iowa. That applies to public street, highway and railroad bridges. Officials say it’s not only illegal, but unsafe. Earlier this
Officials Announce Details of Monitoring Campaign to Keep Asian Carp from Great Lakes
Traverse City, Mich. (AP) – Federal and state officials outlined a series of projects on May 23 to pinpoint how far Asian carp have advanced toward the Great Lakes and remove as many as possible
