Fishing
Mussels destroying link in Lake Michigan food web
Traverse City, Mich. (AP) — A tiny, shrimplike creature that forms a crucial link in the Great Lakes food web has all but disappeared from Lake Michigan because of competition from invasive foreign mussels, scientists
NRA says it’s not trying to alter West Virginia hunting regs
Beckley, W.Va. (AP) — A National Rifle Association spokesman says the gun-rights group is not trying to change West Virginia’s deer hunting regulations. Jordan Austin says a postcard poll sent to West Virginia members about
DFG Offers Bear Hunting Clinic On March 28Feb. 19, 2009
The California Department of Fish and Game’s (DFG) Advanced Hunter Education Program is offering a bear hunting clinic March 28. The clinic will be held at the Diamond Springs Memorial Hall in Diamond Springs, located
FWC arrests seven suspected of shooting and killing protected birds
Simply by being in the right place at the right time Tuesday evening, officers with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) were able to arrest a group of people suspected of shooting and
Hundreds of fish die in St. Croix River on Minnesota-Wisconsin border
Stillwater, Minn. (AP) — The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources says a fish kill on the St. Croix River near Oak Park Heights appears seasonal and is no cause for alarm. Many of the fish
Drawing to Be Held for Spring Turkey Season Public Hunting at Milan Army Ammunition Plant
Milan, Tenn. —The Milan Army Ammunition Plant will hold a public drawing for 12 turkey permits for the 2009 spring turkey hunting season. Interested persons can go to the following hunting Web site for application
Group To Discuss Upper Missouri River Fish Management
The second meeting of the workgroup aiming to develop fish-management plan recommendations for three popular Upper Missouri River reservoirs is set for Monday, February 23 in Helena. The workgroup is leading the effort to identify,
Drunken out-of-doors – North Dakota drivers required to be more sober than boaters
Bismarck, N.D. (AP) — North Dakota law says boaters, hunters and snowmobilers can be a bit drunker than someone who’s driving a car, and the state House has decided to keep it that way. Six
State bait shops report: Ice is decent, but slick
St. Paul – That the ice on lakes across Minnesota is quite slippery should go without saying, but the fact is especially relevant right now. That’s because a warm spell a week ago melted most
