Fishing
NC: Big Game Committee Postponed Committee Planned to Discuss Bear Hunting
RALEIGH, N.C. (May 5, 2011) – The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission’s Big Game Committee meeting, originally scheduled for May 11, has been postponed, as this date proved to be a difficult time for many
Proposed Wisconsin waterfowl hunting changes altered after review of public comments
After reviewing extensive feedback from thousands of waterfowl hunters collected through mail-in surveys, annual spring hearings and a waterfowl hunters’ conference, wildlife officials are retooling proposed changes in waterfowl hunting zones and dates for 2011
Federal officials announce renewed proposal to remove wolves from endangered species list
Wisconsin Citizens will have an opportunity to testify on the federal government’s most recent proposal to remove the gray wolf from the endangered species list in the western Great Lakes including Wisconsin. The U.S. Department
Iowa: Web Camera Following Peregrine Falcon Nest in Des Moines
A web camera placed atop the American Enterprise Group, Inc., building on 5th Avenue in downtown Des Moines, Iowa is broadcasting a female peregrine falcon and her four eggs, which, according to experts, should begin
Iowa Record White Bass Caught in Spirit Lake
A new Iowa state record white bass was caught from a dock on May 7 from the waters of Big Sprit Lake. Josh Zylstra, 23, of Laurens, IA landed the 18.7-inch, 4.16 pound fish while
Minnesota DNR urges boaters to ‘Pull the Plug' on the spread of aquatic invasive species
With 2011 open water fishing season upon us, the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is urging boaters and anglers to take action to prevent the spread of aquatic invasive species that harm water recreation,
Mountain Lion Shot in Kearney, Nebraska
A mountain lion was shot in Kearney, Nebraska on Monday morning, according to the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission. The Kearney Police Department dispatched the 118-pound young male. The carcass of another mountain lion was
Some Nebraska Big Game Hunters Can Apply Starting May 16
Some hunters can begin applying for big game permits starting on May 16, according to the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission. The following people may begin applying at 1 p.m. Central Time on that date:
Young Angler Catches Maryland State Record Muskellunge
A 12-year-old West Virginia boy has caught a 31.75 pound muskellunge, setting a new Maryland State record. On April 14, Kenneth Files of Falling Waters, W. Va., and his father were fishing in the Potomac
