Fishing

Lander – Dave Dufek, long-time fish supervisor in Lander, has decided to hang up his hip waders after 40 years of service with the Wyoming Game and Fish Department. “Dave has demonstrated a career-long concern

The river otter trapping season reopened in 2000 after a 30-year closure. Regional harvest quotas and personal harvest quotas regulate the season. The river otter trapping season opens October 22 in the Southeast, Upper Snake,

The U.S. Geological Survey National Wildlife Health Laboratory in Madison, Wisconsin, has confirmed that bats from two Pendleton County caves submitted for testing by Division of Natural Resources wildlife biologists have the condition known as

Des Moines, Iowa (AP) — The Iowa DNR is pushing a plan to raise $1 million by raising hunting and fishing licenses in the state, but only for out-of-staters. The agency recently scrapped a proposal

The Indiana Department of Natural Resources is accepting nominations of qualified individuals to serve on its Coastal Advisory Board (CAB). The purpose of the CAB is to help guide DNR’s Lake Michigan Coastal Program (LMCP).

Pinedale – Year four of the five-year elk test-and-removal pilot project was completed with a second week of captures taking place last week. The pilot project was one of 28 recommendations made by the Governor’s

Along the San Juan River, N.M. (AP) — Cutting through northwestern New Mexico’s high desert, the San Juan River has long been known by anglers around the world for its clear water, big trout and

Raleigh, N.C. – Anglers interested in learning more about freshwater fisheries management and research being conducted on rivers in eastern North Carolina are invited to attend a public meeting at River Park North in Greenville

Sun City, Kan. (AP) — A combined state and federal effort to eradicate feral hogs from south-central and eastern Kansas is steadily making progress, those who hunt the animals say. The hogs, which causes thousands