Hunting
Study: Time in boat endangers nests of bass
Bass anglers in the state have embraced catch-and-release fishing over the past two decades, a commitment to conservation that can also pay off with future catches of bigger fish.
State could ban product fish mistake for food
Illinois could soon become the first state to ban microbeads, the tiny plastic particles added to many body cleansers and toothpastes that have fast become a menace to fish in Lake Michigan.
Most trout ideas rejected at April 14 spring hearings
Voters at the annual spring fish and game hearings April 14 rejected an advisory question on whether to extend the early catch-and-release season to a Jan. 1 opener
State’s spring hearings take center stage
The only DNR-proposed rule change for 2015 coming from the April 14 spring hearings apparently will saddle sportsmen in 11 counties with motor trolling starting next year, even though they rejected the proposal one more
Ontario unveils a few new fishing rules for 2014
No updates to OWI rules from last year
Record P-R funds for N.Y.
Federal dollars continue to pour into New York and other states through an 11 percent excise tax on shotguns, rifles, archery equipment and ammunition.
Defiance trumps compliance
‘Assault weapon’ registrations lagging despite deadline
DEC still pushing saltwater registry
Three years ago, New York established a free registry for saltwater anglers in an effort to gauge fishing effort in the marine district.
Persistence pays for Stillwater senior shooting in Minnesota State High School Clay Target league
At 17 years old, Jenna Jahnke has quietly made a mark in shooting sports.
