Hunting
Cooks Run Fish Hatchery to begin trout production
A historic Upper Peninsula fish-rearing facility has reopened with the aim of providing trout to stock lakes and streams in Iron County.
Best waters may be for wild trout
Might changes be in store for some of Pennsylvania’s most popular trout streams?
Boating fatalities up sharply this year
This hasn’t been a safe year on the water, at least in Pennsylvania and perhaps nationally.
Erie youth helps the U.S. team win gold
The 12th FIPS-Mouche World Youth Fly- Fishing Championships ended July 25, with Team U.S.A bringing home two medals for the third year in a row.
Links from New York Outdoor News – Issue 17, 2013
Page 1 – Liberal waterfowl seasons, limits offered TENTATIVE 2013-14 Waterfowl Seasons Page 5 – Spring gobbler hunters say grouse drumming increases 2013 Drumming Survey Results Page 11 – Aug. 24 event outside Albany focuses
Duck season: earliest opener since 1945
Duck hunters who enjoy things like zones, splits, and early and late-season hunting should find this year’s duck season to their liking.
First-ever August goose season off to sluggish start
Before it opened Saturday, nearly every conversation about the August Canada goose season included talk of mosquitoes. Count Dave Trauba among those worried about the biting insects.
Survey shows strong support for closing Minneapolis locks
Minnesota voters are aware of and concerned about Asian carp, and regardless of political stripe, the majority support closing locks on the Mississippi River in Minneapolis to prevent their northward spread
Tribal members liking hook and line
Are Mille Lacs tribal members more often this summer employing the method of walleye fishing used by state-licensed anglers?
