Another look: spring slab crappies prior to the walleye opener
Site Staff
April 25, 2017
Think stealth and quiet when working shallow or suspended crappies during the lengthening days of April and May.
Fishing
North Dakota paddlefish snagging season nears; Game and Fish to provide free cleaning service
North Dakota Game and Fish Department Reports
April 25, 2017
It opens May 1, and depending on the overall harvest, an early in-season closure may occur with a 24-hour notice issued by the state Game and Fish Department.
Grant from federal government to help restore popular fishing spot on Alaska river bank
Associated Press
April 25, 2017
The crumbling bank on the Kenai River has been depositing silt into the water, which can harm the salmon.
Georgia sees first hunting, fishing license fee hike in 25 years
Associated Press
April 25, 2017
Hunting licenses would rise from $10 to $15 and annual fishing licenses would increase from $9 to $15.
Multiple fishing seasons set to kick off in Michigan
Michigan DNR
April 24, 2017
Trout season and Lower Peninsula inland walleye, northern pike and muskellunge open Saturday, April 29.
New Mississippi law exempts disabled veterans from hunting, fishing fees
Associated Press
April 24, 2017
It says no license will be required for hunting or fishing at events where participation is limited to veterans with disabilities caused by combat. The veterans must have been honorably discharged, and they can live
New York state fishing, hunting, wildlife mobile app gets a boost
Staff and News Reports
April 21, 2017
License holders can now report game harvests via smartphone or other mobile device.
Rainbow trout making annual upstream run throughout Vermont
Vermont Fish and Wildlife Reports
April 20, 2017
The fish can be spotted moving up the falls during warmer days in mid to late April and sometimes into early May during years with late winters. The best times to spot the fish leaping
Fishing in waders: Getting back to the roots of fishing at its best
Cory Yarmuth
April 20, 2017
Wading is simple and gets back to the roots of fishing at its best. Very little tackle is needed to fish a river, and depending on your species of choice, you may end up catching
