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New Outdoor Indiana magazine features record fish program
Outdoor Indiana magazine’s July-August issue lends credence to some of those fish tales your neighbors may be telling. A feature article and color photos document the state’s record fish program; the record-setters, their stories and
SD: No Wake Zones Enacted on Mina and Richmond Lakes Due to High Water
PIERRE, S.D. – To protect the public and limit further damage to homes and private property on Mina Lake in Edmunds County and Richmond Lake in Brown County, Governor Dennis Daugaard has enacted a No
Plan to link Louisiana, Arkansas national wildlife refuges
NEW ORLEANS (AP) – The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service hopes to expand and link national wildlife refuges in southeast Arkansas and northeast Louisiana, creating an expanse of more than 172,000 acres. An Arkansas state
California Wardens Break Up Deer Poaching Ring
California game wardens served two search warrants on members of a deer poaching ring early Thursday, resulting in the arrest of three Stockton men. Wardens arrested Thongseuth Khounchanh, 58, Ti Sila, 51, and Bounleuna Sysenglath,
Washington/Oregon: Sturgeon season extended in Columbia River estuary; days added to Bonneville Pool fishery
Anglers will get additional days to retain white sturgeon in the Columbia River estuary and in the Bonneville Pool. Fishery managers from Washington and Oregon, in a joint state meeting Thursday, announced those decisions after
Oregon controlled hunt draw results now online
Hunters that applied for a 2011 fall controlled hunt can find out if they drew the tag online at ODFW’s My Hunter Information page. Hunters will need to enter their Hunter/Angler ID (ODFW ID#), last

Snakes alive (and booming) on Ohio lake shores
MARBLEHEAD, Ohio (AP) – Snake populations are booming on the Lake Erie shores and islands in northwest Ohio, and one expert says the reason is there’s plenty of food. WEWS-TV reports it found large numbers

Fisherman hooks grenade at Old Hickory Lake
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) – A fisherman on the banks of Old Hickory Lake reeled in an explosive catch that police believe was actually a military grenade. Hendersonville police along with Nashville police, the FBI and
Rhode Island Angler Barely Misses World Record Striper
A Rhode Island fisherman is the talk of the angling community after catching a 77.4-pound striped bass, missing the world record by only a pound but breaking his own state record. Peter Vican of East