HAYS – Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism (KDWPT) Fisheries Division staff invite anglers to attend a public meeting on Thursday, July 27 to discuss walleye length limits at Cedar Bluff Reservoir. The meeting will be held at 7 p.m. … Continue reading →
Wildlife artists can submit entries for the 2018 Minnesota Trout and Salmon Stamp through 4 p.m. Friday, July 28, according to the Department of Natural Resources. Anglers can purchase the trout and salmon stamp validation with their fishing license for … Continue reading →
PHOENIX – Hiking steep trails wearing full fire gear Wednesday and Thursday, and often with backpacks holding aerated buckets of fish and other gear, the rescue team salvaged fish from two populations of Gila trout from the ash-blanketed slopes … Continue reading →
Fun in the sun often brings to mind pictures of relaxing on a boat, enjoying all the Arkansas outdoors has to offer. Whether you’re catching bass, crappie or bream, or just catching a few rays, it’s important to keep in … Continue reading →
These changes only apply to commercial fishing. New York State Summer Flounder Permit Holders: Effective Sunday July 23, 2017 at 00:00 hours, the commercial SUMMER FLOUNDER (FLUKE) fishery is CLOSED. This closure will remain in effect through Monday, July 31, 2017. Effective … Continue reading →
SANTA FE – New rules to combat the spread of aquatic invasive species in New Mexico went into effect July 11. Changes include: Watercraft owners are required to stop at an inspection station whenever one is set up and in … Continue reading →
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) needs your input on spotted seatrout management. The FWC is hosting spotted seatrout public workshops throughout the state in late July and early August. Learn more about the current status of spotted seatrout … Continue reading →
High water temperatures and low stream flows have prompted Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks to implement “hoot owl” restrictions on several rivers in Southwest Montana starting Wednesday. The following sections of rivers will be closed to fishing daily from 2 p.m. … Continue reading →
Frontiers Announces Fly Fishing Tour in Spanish Pyrenees Gibsonia, Pa. — Frontiers International Travel is excited to offer a unique trout fishing holiday in Spain’s Eastern Pyrenees hosted by legendary guides Barry and Cathy Beck. This gorgeous and unspoiled alpine region … Continue reading →
Fairfield Bay just feels like a vacation. Sun, water, condos, food and drink, and time standing still while you play the day away. This resort town just screams free time for leisure and outdoor activity. Here are 10 reasons Fairfield … Continue reading →
After several recent bear conflicts in Colorado, including close encounters, home invasions and an attack on a sleeping camper in Boulder County, July 9, Colorado Parks and Wildlife is stressing education as one of the most effective ways to prevent wildlife … Continue reading →
Licensing Login Improved The South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks has made it easier for outdoor enthusiasts to purchase hunting and fishing licenses online. Online usernames and passwords are in abundance these days and keeping track of them all … Continue reading →
Women ages 18 and older who are interested in attending an upcoming paddlesports workshopsponsored by the North Dakota Game and Fish Department should sign up quickly as class sizes are limited. Participants must know how to swim, and will learn safety, … Continue reading →
Kriss, how do you take action for the ocean? The children who attend REEF’s Ocean Explorers Summer Camp are inspired to take action to protect the ocean through fun learning experiences, like 10-year-old camper Kaiya, who said, “I had an … Continue reading →
North Dakota Game and Fish Department fisheries personnel are wrapping up a record year for stocking of walleye fingerlings in more than 130 waters across the state. Jerry Weigel, fisheries production and development supervisor, said more than 12 million fingerlings … Continue reading →
Extensive vegetation growth along docks and boat ramps serves as a good reminder for anglers and boaters to follow aquatic nuisance species regulations. North Dakota Game and Fish Department ANS coordinator Jessica Howell said the Department has received reports of increased … Continue reading →
The North Dakota Game and Fish Department will host thousands of visitors to its free Conservation and Outdoors Skills Park July 21-29 at the State Fair in Minot. Visitors will be treated to an array of activities, exhibits and useful information as … Continue reading →
Guide To Freshwater Fishing In New York State Anglers should be excited to learn that DEC has updated this popular guide/map that provides in depth fishing, boating and local information for 158 streams and rivers and 320 lakes, ponds and reservoirs from … Continue reading →
During netting operations on Chautauqua Lake this past spring, DEC biologists handled the largest number of muskies since the netting program began in 1978. Of the 472 fish captured, 95 were over the 40 inch minimum size limit and 2 were over … Continue reading →
