Fishing
PA: Unified vows to appeal lawsuit ruling
Harrisburg – If you were hoping that a Commonwealth Court judge dismissing the lawsuit filed by the Unified Sportsmen of Pennsylvania against the Game Commission was going to dampen the state’s raging controversy over deer
Michigan DNRE reminds anglers of mandatory ice shanty removal dates
Lansing – The Department of Natural Resources and Environment reminds anglers that the dates for mandatory ice shanty removal are approaching. Anglers are required to remove shanties as soon as the ice is unsafe to
OH: Too close to call on walleye 2011 bag limit for Lake Erie
Sandusky, Ohio – Last year’s spring walleye hatch on Lake Erie was a bit better than expected. But what is yet unknown is the hatch’s significance when it comes to setting this year’s bag limit
OH: Ohio sites on risk list for Asian carp
Akron, Ohio – A new study by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers pinpoints nine Ohio waterways where Asian carp could move between the Mississippi (Ohio) River and Great Lakes watersheds. One of those locations
OH: No disease detected in Ohio’s herd
Columbus – Ohio hunters received some good news in February when the DNR Division of Wildlife and the Ohio Department of Agriculture announced that for the ninth straight year, no evidence of chronic wasting disease
MA: Pond Maps are a great, and recently updated, resource for anglers
MassWildlife Pond Maps are a great resource if you’re looking for a fishing adventure on manageable-sized waters. They have been scanned from the originals and show depth contours for each pond, an important feature for
2011 New Hampshire Moose Hunt Permit Auction Opens
CONCORD, N.H. — The Wildlife Heritage Foundation of New Hampshire officially opened its third Annual Moose Permit Auction on March 1. As the official nonprofit partner of the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department, the
OK: Waterfowl Report for March 1, 2011
Conservation Order Light Goose Season is open February 14 to March 30. For additional information and regulations visit wildlifedepartment.com. NORTHEAST Kaw: Habitat conditions are poor, with low quantities of millet sedges and natural waterfowl vegetation.
IA: DNR seeks volunteers for Turkey River cleanup
TURKEY RIVER -This summer, from July 9-16, volunteers will have an opportunity to spend their vacations working as aquatic garbage collectors – cleaning up, learning about, and exploring nearly 90 miles of the Little Turkey,
