TweetGoing tubing on a river? Here are the things to know before you go! greg wagner July 7, 2020 Comments Offon Going tubing on a river? Here are the things to know before you go! Ahhh … Leisurely floating on one of … Continue reading →
Tweet DNR’s Division of Outdoor Recreation has launched a new interactive ‘Where to Paddle‘ map that is designed to highlight Indiana’s water trails. The ‘Where to Paddle’ interactive map is a free resource designed to help paddlers who own a … Continue reading →
Tweet Trailblazer July 2020 Watching the River Flow Testing the waters Nothing says summer like dipping your toes in the water and floating down river. And if you get some ice-cream afterwards, you know you are doing summer right. Scroll … Continue reading →
Tweet<d Watching the River Flow Testing the waters Nothing says summer like dipping your toes in the water and floating down river. And if you get some ice-cream afterwards, you know you are doing summer right. Scroll down for water … Continue reading →
Tweet Rockefeller Wildlife Refuge has long been a fishing hotbed for the public in southwest Louisiana and Cameron Parish. With the completion of recreational enhancements last week at Rockefeller, there are now more spots for the angling public to enjoy, including … Continue reading →
Tweet Treatment for invasive watermilfoil postponed The first round of herbicide treatment to remove Invasive Eurasian watermilfoil in northwest Michigan’s Crystal Lake has been postponed to allow the watershed association to answer some questions raised about the treatment. Read the full … Continue reading →
TweetPRATT – Fireworks, good food and spending time outdoors are on the menu for many Kansans this Independence Day weekend. As such, state lakes and reservoirs will be filled with boaters taking advantage of the long weekend to relax on … Continue reading →
TweetBe Ready For The Unexpected Be ready for the unexpected – Always wear your life jacket when out on the water. / Photo Credit: Wisconsin DNR MADISON, Wis. – The Department of Natural Resources reminds everyone to be safe on … Continue reading →
TweetThe South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks Department (GFP) will begin operating mobile watercraft inspection and decontamination stations across the state to help combat the spread of zebra mussels. GFP staff has been trained to inspect boats for zebra mussels … Continue reading →
TweetA current watercraft registration and aquatic invasive species (AIS) decals, AIS inspection and safety equipment are three items that should be on all boater’s checklist for the Fourth of July holiday. Prepare now to get the most from the upcoming … Continue reading →
Tweet Join Us for Sunshine, Exciting Rapids & Outdoor Fun In accordance with the phased openings of Idaho, Oregon, Montana and Washington, ROW Adventures is once again operating trips. Our guides are so thankful to be employed again, and we … Continue reading →
Tweet SPOKANE – “Puddles,” Washington State’s first mussel detection dog, proved this holiday weekend that a canine partner is invaluable in the fight against Aquatic Invasive Species. While working the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) boat check station … Continue reading →
Tweet The gates at the Mossy Point and Rogers Rock Boat Launches on Lake George will be closed overnight this boating season as part of the Lake George Park Commission’s (LGPC) Boat Inspection Program and DEC’s efforts to prevent the spread of aquatic invasive … Continue reading →
Tweet When spring is in the air, snowmelt creates high water in our streams and rivers. You might want to get out there in your boat, but high water can be deadly when conditions are too extreme for safe boating. … Continue reading →
Tweet As more people get out on the water, the potential to spread aquatic invasive species increases. The DNR reminds boaters and others enjoying the water to get rid of aquatic hitchhikers by cleaning, draining, and drying their watercraft once … Continue reading →
Tweet MAYFLOWER — Despite the challenges of social distancing and rough spring weather conditions, contractors and Arkansas Game and Fish Commission staff completed the first boat lane renovation planned for Craig D. Campbell Lake Conway Reservoir last week. The … Continue reading →
TweetClean, drain, dispose every time This weekend’s fishing opener comes with a reminder to always follow Minnesota’s laws to prevent the spread of aquatic invasive species. Along with taking care to follow social distancing guidelines while fishing and boating, the … Continue reading →
Tweet LITTLE ROCK — The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission and its partners in safe boating throughout the nation encourage everyone to help spread awareness of life jacket by wearing their life jacket to work May 15. “Wear Your … Continue reading →
Tweet Anglers urged to follow new “close to home” guidelines to minimize potential virus transmission The Department of Natural Resources is advising the public that, while most of its 1,700 statewide public water accesses have undergone basic safety maintenance, docks … Continue reading →
TweetDWR Director Mike Fowlks issued a repeal of the April 1 Special Order, officially putting into effect the reinstated inspections and decontaminations described below. SALT LAKE CITY — After temporarily suspending professional, hot water decontaminations at Lake Powell due to COVID-19 concerns and … Continue reading →
