Tweet Holding more than 20 percent of the world’s fresh water, the Great Lakes are large and powerful water systems. They can produce extreme weather situations and create dangerous currents that can threaten even the most experienced swimmer. Protect yourself … Continue reading →
TweetCatchable rainbow and yearling brown trout will be released again this year in the Malabar Farm region as part of a pilot project to evaluate the suitability of both species for future stockings in the area, according to the Ohio … Continue reading →
Tweet Ice fishing class to be held on January 26 in Cortland AKRON, OH – Is cabin fever beginning to set in? If you’re nodding yes, fish the hard water when many other anglers are sitting inside and simply dreaming … Continue reading →
TweetEarly data gathered by wildlife agencies in the western basin of Lake Erie indicate great news for Ohio anglers, according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR). The 2018 walleye hatch appears to be exceptional, the second highest in … Continue reading →
Tweet A new storymap from NOAA Habitat Conservation tells the story of NOAA’s involvement with the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative, showcasing two of the more than 200 NOAA efforts in the region. The initiative identifies key priorities including cleanup of toxic sites, reducing … Continue reading →
Tweet Five Great Lakes lighthouses currently on the auction block have decades of Michigan’s maritime history embedded in their sturdy walls. As remote outposts with rotating crews, they’ve also had their share of harrowing incidents and funny stories. There’s the … Continue reading →
Tweet Minnesota, Wisconsin and Michigan launch AIS prevention message Minnesota, Wisconsin and Michigan share many of the same boaters and anglers – now they’re sharing the same message to help protect their waters from aquatic invasive species (AIS), according to … Continue reading →
TweetBANGOR, ME,– The 2014 NOAA Tide Tables and Tidal Current Tables have been published by North Wind Publishing and are now available. Mariners use NOAA’s Tide Tables and Tidal Current tables for navigation. There are four books of Tide Tables … Continue reading →
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TweetCOLUMBUS, OH – New statewide and specific site bass fishing regulations are now in effect for the 2013-2014 license year, according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR). Statewide, a new 12-inch minimum length limit has been implemented by … Continue reading →
TweetColumbus—Only a single water sample, out of 225 samples from the Maumee River and 100 samples from the Sandusky River, contained traces of genetic material from silver Asian carp, according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR). The testing … Continue reading →
TweetAstronomy Night Sunday, September 1, 7 p.m. — Conboy Lake National Wildlife Refuge, WA Discover the night sky with a local astronomy expert. On a clear night, see the Milky Way, several planets, man-made satellites and sometimes meteors. A telescope … Continue reading →
TweetLEXINGTON, Ky. – With boating under the influence continuing to be a major factor in accidents and deaths on our nation’s waterways, thousands of officers with local, state and federal agencies will again team up for Operation Dry Water in … Continue reading →
TweetPonca City, Okla. – November 16, 2012 The Bass Federation (TBF), the national leader in NO cost or low cost tournament fees, announced today the dates and locations of the seven 2013 No Entry Fee Division Championships. This year’s hosts … Continue reading →
TweetATHENS, Ala. – The registration for the 2013 Toyota Tundra Bassmaster Weekend Series will begin October 22, 2012 at 8am. Members that register the first 10 days will save money on all registrations. In a gesture to our loyal members … Continue reading →
