View as a Webpage Enter the Lifetime License Drawing by Sept. 30 for your best chance to win! The winners receive a lifetime super combo license, an $1,800 value, that guarantees you won’t ever have to buy another license to hunt or … Continue reading →
Price clinic is set for September 30, 2017. PRICE — Are you looking for a new angle on fishing? If you’re a fly fishing beginner — or you’ve never tried it before — the Division of Wildlife Resources is … Continue reading →
he Gulf County bay scallop season will open to harvest Sept. 23. The 2017 season was postponed earlier this year due to a naturally occurring algae bloom (Pseudo-nitzschia) in St. Joseph Bay that affects shellfish. Recent samples have indicated that … Continue reading →
TORONTO – Step back in time to when mountain men and American Indians roamed the recently acquired Louisiana Purchase territory. A time when the success of Lewis and Clark’s “Corps of Discovery” had others clamoring to follow in their footsteps, … Continue reading →
SCOTT CITY – A flurry of fun activity will be had at the upcoming 2017 Southwest Kansas Youth Day at Historic Lake Scott State Park in Scott City and youth ages 16 and younger are invited to attend. During … Continue reading →
Hot Spot: Millwood Lake Mike Siefert at Millwood Lake Guide Service said Bass continue to react the most aggressive at dawn in the oxbows of Little River where creek channels dump into main body of water. Topwater bite at daybreak … Continue reading →
e-regulations for Oregon Sport Fishing Regulation Updates by zone: Central Zone (June 20, 2017) Columbia Zone (June 28, 2017) Marine Zone (September 18, 2017) Northeast Zone (August 28, 2017) Northwest Zone (February 21, 2017) Snake Zone (May 23, 2017) Southeast Zone Southwest Zone (May 12, 2017) Willamette … Continue reading →
RECOMMENDATIONS FOR ATLANTIC SWORDFISH VARY BY STOCK Highly migratory species, including tunas and billfish, travel the world’s oceans and traverse national boundaries. Regional fishery management organizations (RFMOs) work at the international level to manage such species, bringing together scientists and … Continue reading →
The Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation will host a Monarch Butterfly Watch the first week in October at the Hackberry Flat Center near Frederick. “We’ll be tagging monarchs in the mornings and watching them go to roost in a stand of soapberry … Continue reading →
Two new waters added to CFP during the summer stocking break Show Low Creek We’ve added two new waters to the Community Fishing Program: Show Low Creek in Show Low and Greenfield Park Pond in Mesa. Show Low Creek is … Continue reading →
Cottonmouth up close (Matt Moore) No other venomous snake native to Georgia can match cottonmouths when it comes to myth, mystique and downright confusion. The fallout varies from mistaken views on the species’ purported grumpiness to Georgia’s five nonvenomous watersnake … Continue reading →
It’s time for the annual Lake Eaton Kids’ Fishing Derby at the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission’s (FWC) Ocala Conservation Center and Youth Camp. The derby will be held Saturday, Oct. 14, starting at 8:30 a.m. for children ages … Continue reading →
AUSTIN – The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department’s Inland Fisheries division is launching a scale loaner program to give local tournament organizers the ability to use the catch, weigh and immediate release formats made popular by state and national-level tournaments … Continue reading →
Electrofishing on the Etowah (Paula Marcinek/DNR) As a seasonal field tech working with DNR’s nongame aquatic biologists, my work is seldom the same week to week. One week I might be in a creek in a south Georgia swamp, sifting … Continue reading →
Pennsylvania Game Commission wishes bowhunters safe days afield. Pennsylvania’s statewide archery deer season begins Saturday, Sept. 30, and its return is prompting the Pennsylvania Game Commission to issue some helpful reminders. Archers statewide can hunt for antlered or antlerless deer … Continue reading →
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) is hosting a Women’s Saltwater Fishing Clinic in Crystal River on Saturday, Oct. 7. The free, day-long clinic is from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. at the Fort Island Trail Park, … Continue reading →
DEC Encourages Public to Promote Arbor Day With Artwork DEC Accepting Submissions Through December 31 The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) is now accepting submissions for artwork to help celebrate Arbor Day 2018. The Arbor Day Planning … Continue reading →
Come enjoy the beauty of fall on October 7th from 10am-3pm at the MacKenzie Center Fall Festival. This family friendly event will give you a chance to participate in some of the many activities available at the MacKenzie Center including archery, compass skills, fire building, … Continue reading →
Sport Groundfish Oregon recreational bottomfish season will close to all species but flatfish effective Sunday, Sept. 17 at 11:59 p.m. due to the annual quotas for several nearshore species having been reached. For more information, please see our News Release … Continue reading →
