Fishing
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
Iowa Fishing Report – February 19, 2009
The Iowa Department of Natural Resources issues a weekly fishing report on Thursdays in an effort to provide the latest information heading into the weekend. The weekly fishing report is compiled from information gathered from
Ocean Salmon Season Setting Process Begins
Preliminary 2008 salmon data released today indicates a continued and significant reduction in the return size of Sacramento River fall Chinook stock. The California Department of Fish and Game (DFG) estimates that 66,200 Sacramento River
New License Year For Anglers And Hunters Begins March 1
Montana’s 2009 hunting and fishing licenses—including conservation, fishing, spring black bear and turkey, upland game bird, deer and elk hunting licenses—are available now at all FWP Regional offices and license providers. March 1 begins the
FWP Seeks Comment On Relocation Proposal For Bison In Quarantine Program
Montana’s Fish, Wildlife & Parks is seeking comment on a draft environmental assessment of a proposal from the Northern Arapaho Tribe to relocate 41 disease-free bison from Montana to the Wind River Reservation in central
Poisoned: 200 turkeys dead in Oconto Co.
Green Bay, Wis. – Why would anyone intentionally poison hundreds of wild turkeys? That was the burning question on the minds of thousands of hunters after the DNR said Feb. 6 that approximately 200 turkey
Bill would alter state rules for duck decoys
St. Paul – Duck hunters could put their decoys in public waters or on public lands at any time of day or night as long as they stay in “constant attendance of the decoys,” under
