Ohio Fishing and Hunting Report
Staff Report
April 6, 2023
Walleye river runs at a high point right now. A statewide fishing report across Ohio for the week of April 6, 2023.
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Major restoration effort to improve water quality in Iowa’s Black Hawk Lake continues
DNR Report
April 6, 2023
Dredging work planned for Black Hawk Lake will improve overall water quality, fish habitat and recreational opportunities. An area approximately 174 acres in the eastern main basin of the lake will be deepened to nine
North Dakota Game and Fish Department develops new mobile app for hunters, anglers
Doug Leier
April 6, 2023
The North Dakota Game and Fish Department has developed a new mobile app that allows outdoor enthusiasts instant access in the field to their licenses, hunting and fishing regulations and other important information.
Report shows how much fishing fuels Minnesota’s, nation’s economy
Tori McCormick
April 6, 2023
A recent report produced by the American Sportfishing Association illustrates just how important sportfishing is as an economic engine for creating wealth and jobs, and pumping investments into land and water conservation in Minnesota and
Persistence pays off with a huge rainbow on rainy Mentored Youth Trout Day in Pennsylvania
Tyler Frantz
April 6, 2023
Chilled and hungry, we agreed we’d stay until 11 a.m. and then pack it up to go over to the main pavilion for lunch. With minutes to spare, we noticed a subtle bump in one
Omnibus bills in Minnesota include Asian carp, CWD, BWSR
Brian Mozey
April 6, 2023
Funding to slow or halt the advance of Asian carp is not presently moving forward. House File 2310, authored by Rep. Rick Hansen, DFL-South St. Paul, and Senate File 2438, authored by Sen. Foung Hawj,
Minnesota House and Senate bills differ on fee hikes, boat access funding
Brian Mozey
April 6, 2023
The House and Senate environment and natural resources omnibus bills were approved this past week at the State Capitol. Two discrepancies of note between the two bills were related to the DNR’s Get Out More
Outdoor Insights: It’s not too late to try and stop the advance of Asian carp up the Mississippi River
Rob Drieslein
April 6, 2023
European carp have been around a century-plus and remain our most destructive aquatic invasive species. As bad as the market is for Euro-carp, it’s worse for silvers and bigheads. Considering the long-term costs of trying
Return of fish to streams points to central Illinois improvements
Lisa Sheppard
April 6, 2023
Using data spanning 120 years, scientists at the Illinois Natural History Survey now have a unique view of long-term changes in stream fish populations and their habitats in a central part of the state.
