Fishing

The Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) Wildlife Division today announced a new open application period for landowners interested in applying for a habitat management grant through the Landowner Incentive Program (LIP). The Landowner Incentive Program

April 16, 17th and April 19-24th, 2011 (Museum closed Monday April 18th) The Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) announced today that Dinosaur State Park in Rocky Hill will sponsor a series of programs for

The number of students participating in North Dakota’s National Archery in the Schools Program has more than doubled in one year, based on the number of student archers who competed in this year’s state tournament.

Over the past three years, North Dakota has implemented several new rules intended to reduce the risk of aquatic nuisance species transfer throughout the state. The most recent of those rules, according to State Game

Q. Can I use a credit card to purchase a fishing license? A. You can use both Visa and Mastercard to purchase licenses on line through the Game and Fish website or at Game and

RATON – The New Mexico Department of Game and Fish is seeking information about the theft of dozens of game fish at Stubblefield Lake in northeastern New Mexico. Most of the stolen fish, believed to

The Department of Game and Fish will be conducting roadblocks to inspect boats and related equipment for aquatic invasive species at popular reservoirs during the 2011 boating season. Officers will establish roadblocks to contact boaters

GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. – Spring has arrived in Colorado and it won’t be long before newly born wildlife take their first awkward steps, sometimes near watchful people. The Colorado Division of Wildlife is reminding the

LAMAR, Colo. – Spring fishing is beginning to heat up in southeastern Colorado. “Anglers are getting their gear out to go after crappie, bass, wipers, walleyes, catfish and other warmwater species,” said Jim Ramsay, the