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TweetBEEBE – Thanks to a partnership with The Trust for Public Land and the National Wild Turkey Federation, the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission has added 975 acres of access for hunters to Cypress Bayou Wildlife Management Area in White … Continue reading →
Tweet HOT SPRINGS – August can be a brutal time to bass fish on a clear-water lake in Arkansas, but hopes are high that 56 anglers competing in the Forrest Wood Cup, Aug. 10-12, will crack the code and bring … Continue reading →
TweetHave you visited the DNR’s Natural Resources Building at the Indiana State Fair yet? If not there is still time, now through Aug. 19. Fish & Wildlife will be offering free educational programs at the building, which is located in the … Continue reading →
Tweet The past year has been significant for Indiana’s hellbender conservation efforts as researchers at Purdue reintroduced 118 captive-reared hellbenders into the Blue River, where they were originally collected as eggs. The 4-5 year-old hellbenders were fitted with radio transmitters that … Continue reading →
Tweet Indiana Division of Fish and Wildlife’s Animal Information Series American Eel (Anguilla rostrata) Do they have any other names? The names “glass eel” or “elver” are used to describe young, developing eels. Why are they called American eels? The … Continue reading →
Tweet Phillip Kastner of Trader Bill’s Outdoor Sports said Tuesday on US97 online that the FLW pros have been practicing this week in preparation for the FLW’s Forrest Wood Cup, set for Friday through Sunday on Lake Ouachita. In discussing the prospects … Continue reading →
TweetSongbirds, Shorebirds and Other Migratory Birds to Benefit from $18 Million in Funding Throughout the Americas Grants and Matching Contributions Will Benefit Hundreds of Bird Species Across Sixteen Countries Each spring, the air fills with the calls of millions of … Continue reading →
Tweet Summer isn’t over yet. If you’re wanting to explore interesting places in Nebraska — as well as getting outdoors with family and friends — you can still get in on the Great Park Pursuit! Now in its 11th year, the … Continue reading →
Tweet Lake Piney Z Fish Management Area. FWC photo. After six weeks of nationwide voting, Tallahassee’s Lake Piney Z Fish Management Area was awarded fourth place in the Recreational Boating & Fishing Foundation’s contest to rank the Top 10 … Continue reading →
TweetAction: The Snake River will open for harvest of fall chinook: Daily limit 6. Release all salmon other than adult hatchery chinook and jack chinook. Salmon minimum length 12 inches. Washington licensed anglers must cease fishing for salmon and steelhead once … Continue reading →
Tweet The MacKenzie Center is looking for a hardworking, energetic, and flexible intern to assist with environmental education and outdoor skills programs for schools and groups visiting the Center. Training will be provided for all areas of responsibility. In addition … Continue reading →
Tweet With oyster aquaculture production on the rise in many regions of the United States, more and more people are finding themselves at oyster bars. Also known as a raw bar, these establishments offer guests a variety of different types … Continue reading →
Tweet Cabin at Yellow River State Forest. Photo courtesy of the Iowa DNR. Iowa state parks has a new cabin available for rent at Yellow River State Forest in Harper’s Ferry. The one-bedroom camping cabin sleeps six people and has two … Continue reading →
TweetBy Mark Witteveen and Tyler Polum Using the drone to locate and beach seine coho salmon for tagging. Note the school of fish in the net. You can watch the entire seining process here: video from seining at Pasagshak Fall 2017 … Continue reading →
TweetAction: Closes the Columbia River from the Highway 395 Bridge upstream to the Interstate 182 Bridge to fishing for salmon (Yakima River confluence area). Effective date: Aug. 6 through Aug.15, 2018 Species affected: Sockeye and summer chinook salmon. Location: Highway 395 Bridge (Kennewick/Pasco) upstream … Continue reading →
TweetActions: Removes selective gear rule. Allows the use of bait. Allows the use of one line with up to two single point barbless hooks. Effective date: One hour before official sunrise on Aug. 4 through one hour after official sunset on … Continue reading →
Tweet Kriss, do you remember what first insprired your appreciation for the ocean? Perhaps it was a childhood visit to the beach, the first time you went diving or snorkeling, or a memorable marine life encounter at an aquarium. Hands-on, … Continue reading →
Tweet Email your guess to DEEP.inland.fisheries@ct.gov … Continue reading →
Tweet Black Sea Bass: Details available online. General Anglers – 15 inch minimum length. Five fish per day May 19 -December 31. Party/Charter Boats – 15 inch minimum length. Five fish per day from May 19 – August 31; then 7 fish per day from September 1 – December 31. … Continue reading →
Tweet Last month’s Mystery Fish was a Green Sunfish (Lepomis cyanellus). The Green Sunfish is native to the the central United States and have been introduced to Connecticut (unknown when). The majority of the Green Sunfish are in eastern Connecticut where they … Continue reading →
