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New Iowa Programs Celebrate Big Fish, First Fish
The bragg’n board is as much of a part of the fishing culture as bait and bobbers, and a new program from the Iowa Department of Natural Resources will take the bragg’n beyond the photo
MA: April 20–Hopkinton Reservoir Family Fishing Festival, Hopkinton
This family-friendly event will be held at DCR’s Hopkinton State Park, 268 Cedar Street, from 9:00 – 1:00pm. Angler Education Program volunteers will be on hand to help novices cast a line, learn about fish
2010 Vermont Master Angler Program Report Available
WATERBURY, VT – Take a look at Vermont’s big fish! The Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department has posted a report on its website that includes some of the biggest fish caught throughout the state in
VT: Conservation Camp Spring Cleanup Weekend is May 14th and 15th
WATERBURY, VT – It’s spring cleanup time for all of us at home — and at the Vermont Fish and Wildlife Green Mountain Conservation Camps! Volunteers play a vital role each year by helping Fish
UT: Ice-off at Joes Valley Reservoir
PRICE, UTAH – “The next several weeks is the best time of the year to catch big splake at Joes Valley Reservoir,” asserts Division of Wildlife Resources Fisheries Assistant Manager Justin Hart. “You don’t need
Utah to release its first tiger muskies
These fish should be about 20 inches long a year from now. SALT LAKE CITY – The first tiger muskies ever raised in Utah will soon be swimming in six waters in the state. Tiger

DEM offers tips on co-existing with black bears in Rhode Island as black bear populations increase in southern New England
PROVIDENCE – The Department of Environmental Management has issued some tips to residents on how to live with black bears and discourage them from becoming nuisance animals. Black bears are generally shy and secretive and
NM: Hearing set for Taos poaching case
TAOS, N.M. (AP) – A pretrial hearing is set Tuesday for a Taos man accused of poaching 39 animals and throwing several carcasses off the Rio Grande Gorge bridge in northern New Mexico. Ray Cortez
CO: FWS Unveils Duck Season Proposal
DENVER — The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is accepting public comment through May 15 on proposed changes to the guidelines that the Colorado Wildlife Commission must use to set duck hunting season zones and