Come to learn what MDC has in mind and express your opinion. CAMDENTON–Anglers can bring questions and advice about blue-catfish regulations to open houses sponsored by the Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) next month. The open houses will deal with … Continue reading →
Mark your calendars and get your registrations in now for the Governor’s Surf Fishing Tournament! This year’s tournament is scheduled for October 7 at Island Beach State Park and marks the 21st year of this popular family event. The tournament … Continue reading →
Nobregas Wins Del Brown Permit Tournament KEY WEST, Florida Keys — Tony Nobregas of Islamorada, Fla., caught and released two permit on fly, measuring a total of 44.5 inches, to win the 2012 Del Brown Permit Tournament that ended July … Continue reading →
Participants in the 2nd Annual Louisiana Women in the Wild Program were able to test their fishing skills during two June weekend trips to Grand Isle presented by the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries (LDWF’s) and Cabela’s. Thirty ladies, … Continue reading →
PADDLING TEXAS TRAILS – Get Outdoors in July and Paddle One of Texas’ 38 paddling trails. A fresh Video News Report is now available on our site called “Paddling Texas Trails.” There are more than 15 major river systems and … Continue reading →
Calling all want-to-be anglers! The New Hampshire Fish and Game Department’s “Let’s Go Fishing” Program is offering free one-day Introduction to Fishing classes in Cambridge and Wolfeboro, N.H., this August. Come explore a recreational activity that everyone in the family … Continue reading →
If your fishing gear has been in the garage collecting dust, now’s the time to pull it out because the salmon are here, and the bite is on! Anglers and sport-fishing charters off the California coast are returning to the … Continue reading →
Eco-Discovery Day Camp (Ages 9-12) Monday – Friday, August 6 – 10 — Necedah National Wildlife Refuge, WI Participate in activities and games all week long. Registration: 608-565-2551 Family Bird Walk Saturday, August 11, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. — … Continue reading →
Purchase a Texas conservation license plate today and show your support for the outdoors every time you hit the road. Your conservation license plate helps create awareness of the need to protect Texas’ wild side and provides funding to key conservation efforts … Continue reading →
Michigan state parks are the perfect place to enjoy the long, lazy days of late summer. The Department of Natural Resources encourages visitors to escape the heat with a day at the beach, cool off with a paddle down a … Continue reading →
Scuba divers from the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) have found zebra mussels in Pelican Lake in Crow Wing County near Brainerd. They were found in two separate locations during a search of the lake on July 9. The … Continue reading →
When Jeff Johanson, a conservation officer with the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) in Osakis, received a call that three men were catching and keeping a lot of fish near Lobster Lake in Douglas County, he suspected something was … Continue reading →
A trip to the library is usually for a book, but what about going there for fishing equipment? As another way to introduce New Yorker’s to fishing and to recruit new anglers, DEC’s I FISH NY Program has partnered with … Continue reading →
Effective July 11, 2012, all legal size egg-bearing female lobsters captured in Lobster Conservation Management Areas (LMA) 2, 4 and 5 must be v-notched and immediately released back into the water. These regulations comply with the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries … Continue reading →
On July 15, the commercial fishery for non-sandbar large coastal sharks opens. Permitted species include great hammerhead, scalloped hammerhead, smooth hammerhead, lemon shark, nurse shark, silky shark, spinner shark and tiger shark. No more than 33 sharks, regardless of species, … Continue reading →
As you’re out enjoying recreation on and near New Hampshire’s beautiful waters this summer, do your part to keep “aquatic hitchhikers” like variable milfoil from spreading to and threatening the quality of our lakes, rivers and ponds. The N.H. Fish … Continue reading →
Colorado’s 1st LicensedOutfitter Est. 1969 Dvorak Kayak & Rafting Expeditionsoffers 9 rivers through 29 canyons in 6 southwestern states. Weaim to have FUN, RELAX, PLAY and maybe LEARN some things along the way. Find this phenomenon we call “River Magic”. … Continue reading →
Lakes offer a variety of fish, including tiger trout Kamas – A mix of fishing experiences, ranging from simple day trips to extended wilderness adventures, are waiting for you in the Uinta Mountains in northern Utah. Arctic grayling are among … Continue reading →
Seeing a rattlesnake in your yard or in the wild can be a frightening experience. If you see a rattlesnake, give it plenty of space. And don’t harass it. But it doesn’t have to be. If you respect the snake … Continue reading →
OLYMPIA – Beginning July 16, anglers fishing ocean waters off Neah Bay (Marine Area 4) will be restricted to one chinook as part of their daily limit of two salmon to increase the likelihood of providing a season-long fishery. Anglers … Continue reading →
