Kansas FISH program is currently enrolling ponds, streams, and river access for 2012 PRATT — Kansas landowners can make as much as $150 per acre on their farm ponds and $1,500 per mile on streams for allowing angler access eight … Continue reading →
Nearly 30,000 catfish and 24,000 bluegill fingerlings stocked. Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries (LDWF) biologists took the first step in restoring fish to the Pearl River this afternoon by releasing thousands of fish into the river. Approximately 30,000 channel … Continue reading →
Dungeness crab. California’s sportsmen and women are preparing their crab pots and hoop nets for the statewide recreational Dungeness crab season opener this Saturday. The Department of Fish and Game (DFG) reminds sport crabbers that traps and nets for Dungeness … Continue reading →
Beaver Lake is best fished by small boat, although anglers also can be successful fishing from shore, said Aaron Bosworth, fishery biologist for WDFW. The lake’s access site is most easily reached by way of East Beaver Lake Drive Southeast, … Continue reading →
OLYMPIA – Clam diggers today got a green light to proceed with a two-day razor clam dig Nov. 11-12 at three ocean beaches. The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) approved the dig after marine toxin tests showed that … Continue reading →
If you don’t already have a 2011 annual Class A Fishing License or the Urban Fishing License for Arizona, you can get either one or both for half price. No, that’s not a typo. In November and December each year … Continue reading →
The Arizona Game and Fish Department is encouraging anglers (especially those who fish Lees Ferry) and other members of the public to attend upcoming open houses concerning the proposed long-term plans for the operation of Glen Canyon Dam. “It is … Continue reading →
Arizona has experienced 10 boating-related fatalities so far in 2011, the most since 2006, when 14 boaters died. Four of the 10 fatalities resulted from injuries sustained in accidents, while six were drowning victims. Of the six, three were not … Continue reading →
FREE OF AQUATIC INVASIVE SPECIES FORT SUMNER – Weekly tests at Sumner Lake have indicated the lake is free of quagga mussel larvae, an aquatic invasive species that can cause enormous problems for fisheries, boaters and others who use the … Continue reading →
Little Rock, Ark. – The Arkansas Department of Parks and Tourism announced that they will again co-host a national outdoor media conference and photo shoot. “Arkansas: The State of Fishing,” happens Nov. 13-19, 2011 on Lake Ouachita, based out of … Continue reading →
Cheapflights.co.uk sinks its hooks into the world’s Top 10 Fishing Destinations, with Scotland taking first bait for salmon and trout Cheapflights.co.uk, the UK’s leading flight deals publisher, helps travellers cast their bait into the world’s premier fishing destinations and their … Continue reading →
ATHENS — The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department Inland Fisheries office in Wichita Falls recently completed fall electrofishing surveys on area lakes. Electrofishing surveys examine populations of largemouth bass and prey species such as sunfish and shad. Electrofishing surveys occurred … Continue reading →
Individuals or organizations that have made a lasting contribution to freshwater fishing in Texas may be nominated through February 29 for induction into the Texas Freshwater Fishing Hall of Fame. Nominations may be made in the categories of industry, angler … Continue reading →
Quartet of flats fishing experts also answer questions on fishing techniques FT. LAUDERDALE, Fla., — Targeted specifically for flats anglers and guides to pursue tarpon and permit, Hell’s Bay Boatworks is unveiling a new redesigned and versatile 16’, 4” flats … Continue reading →
The Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks Commission has approved 44 fishing regulation changes for 2012-2015. “During the recent public comment period we heard from nearly 500 anglers on the proposed regulations,” said Don Skaar, supervisor of the FWP fish management … Continue reading →
Despite what Mother Nature had planned, inaugural Louisiana Saltwater Series Fall Trout Tournament on Lake Pontchartrain was a huge success. Although high winds and the threat of bad weather kept overall turnout numbers lower than average, a remarkable 78 fish … Continue reading →
Anglers and hunters can protect themselves against hypothermia PRATT — While pleasure boaters have winterized and stored their watercraft, avid waterfowl hunters and cold-weather anglers are gearing up for fall hunting and fishing seasons. But fall can be a dangerous … Continue reading →
There’s more than one way to put a turkey on your table for Thanksgiving. As the holiday draws near, thousands of hunters are looking forward to the wild turkey season that gets under way Nov. 20 in northeastern Washington. Then … Continue reading →
The Iowa Department of Natural Resources will continue its fall trout stocking on Nov. 5 with a release of about 1,100 rainbow trout at 10:30 a.m., in Discovery Park, in Muscatine, then at 1 p.m., about 1,200 rainbow trout will … Continue reading →
Holders of three-day salmon-steelhead permits fishing in waters and at times when steelhead and Chinook salmon both are present and can be caught and kept are asked to differentiate harvest of the two species on their permits. The three-day permits … Continue reading →
