Fishing
A trophy catfish fishery, bumble bee haven?
Changes to bag and size limits for fish in certain bodies of water and adding the rusty patched bumble bee to the list of state endangered species were among the rule changes proposed to the
These days, bass competitions highlight Minnesota fishing
There’s much to like in the state for college and pro bass tournaments.
Oregon river guides face new, tougher standards
But no testing for boating or angling proficiency, or asking guides to visually differentiate between a salmon and a bass.
Drum roll, please: Second state record fish in New York in 2017 is yet another freshwater drum
Freshwater drum from Oneida Lake weighs in at 36 pounds, besting previous state record set in 2016 by more than 6 pounds.
Minnesota Outdoor News Fishing Report – Aug. 18, 2017
Great Eight LAKE MILLE LACS East – With the walleye season open again, anglers are catching fish with live bait rigs or crankbaits in 16 feet of water or deeper. Muskie action continues to be
Wyoming hunting, fishing numbers stay solid, officials say
In the period between 2008 and 2016, participation in both hunting and fishing among Wyoming residents has either grown or stayed level.
Invasive northern pike again threaten Nevada fishery
Comins Lake was well on its way to recovery after the state restocked the fishery with largemouth bass, brown and rainbow trout in 2015. But invading pike continue to make a mess of what was
On Texas-Louisiana border, efforts continue to introduce more paddlefish
Aquarium officials look to find home for threatened species in Caddo Lake.
Government urged to avoid salmon protection rules
The Columbia-Snake River Irrigators Association wants the government to convene a Cabinet-level committee with the power to allow exemptions to the Endangered Species Act. Known as the “God squad” because its decisions can lead to
