The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) has cancelled the blue crab trap closure previously scheduled for Jan. 16-25, 2020, in all waters of the St. Johns River system. Recreational and commercial blue crab traps may remain in the … Continue reading →
Neighborhood Fishin’ Lakes and State Parks Neighborhood Fishin’ lakes offer families in major cities some of the best opportunities to catch rainbow trout this winter. Trout will also be stocked at more than 15 Texas State Parks throughout the state. Many state parks offer excellent fishing … Continue reading →
Click to get original image size FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: February 15th, 2018 Yachting Industry celebrates the launch of GPDock, the new Marina Reservation App The app is now available on the Apple Store and the Android Market. Miami, FL – GPDock, … Continue reading →
AUSTIN – The Sabine Sandbar Paddling Trail near Carthage opens this week, offering paddlers the opportunity to enjoy tree-lined river views and plenty of wildlife sightings. The 78th official Texas Paddling Trail, as designated by Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, was nominated … Continue reading →
View our Top 5 Ocean Videos of the Year NF NOAA Fisheries <noaafisheries@public.govdelivery.com> Tue 12/17/2019 6:22 PM You From mystery killer whales to sharks, sea creatures know how to capture our attention! Having trouble viewing this … Continue reading →
2019 has been a record-setting year for Texas fishing! 47 new state fishing records and 434 new waterbody records were set at lakes, rivers and bays across the state in the past year. These achievements provide bragging rights and a lifetime of … Continue reading →
AUSTIN— After 26 years of stories covering Texas’ wild things and wild places, the Passport to Texas radio program is coming to an end as the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department transitions to its new Under the Texas Sky Podcast. The podcast … Continue reading →
Colonial Faire & Muster is February 7 – 9 One of the most Instagrammed locations in Georgia is the breathtaking avenue of Live Oaks and Spanish Moss that leads to Wormsloe Historic Site. This Savannah attraction was the colonial estate … Continue reading →
If your New Year’s Resolutions include giving back to your community, consider volunteering in Georgia’s State Parks and Historic Sites. From campground host to tour guide to Junior Ranger helper, we have opportunities for all interests. You’ll make a difference in people’s … Continue reading →
AUSTIN – In December 1989, President George H.W. Bush signed into law the North American Wetland Conservation Act (NAWCA), which was a new continental conservation funding mechanism. Designed to assist the North American Waterfowl Management Plan when waterfowl populations were declining across … Continue reading →
Whether you’re new to boating or looking to upgrade, the Detroit Boat Show sets course Jan. 18-26 at the TCF Center in downtown Detroit. You’ll have the opportunity to see hundreds of boats from top dealers around the Great Lakes and … Continue reading →
Ever wonder when your ice shelter needs a license? Minnesota fishing regulations recognize two types of shelters: portable and nonportable. A portable shelter is one that collapses, folds or is disassembled for transportation. Portable shelters only need licenses and identification … Continue reading →
AUSTIN – Since 1971, the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department’s Angler Recognition Program has recognized fishing excellence by maintaining the fish record lists for all public and private water bodies across the state. Participation in the program has continued to grow every … Continue reading →
Winter is a great time to view bald eagles in New York State. Viewing from a safe distance and at planned observation sites can offer an exhilarating and memorable experience. Wintering eagles begin arriving in December and concentrations peak in January and February. Most … Continue reading →
It is easy to see Ethan McDaniel was excited when he caught this 5 pound 4oz bass at McGee Creek State Park last week. According to his dad, after this picture was taken he said, “Dad, let’s put it back … Continue reading →
For six straight years, the DNR and the Michigan Veterans Affairs Agency have worked together to highlight quieter camping options around the Fourth of July. Fireworks-Free Fourth of July offers veterans, pet owners and other visitors camping options situated in … Continue reading →
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and its Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary have announced an intent to raise almost $100 million to restore seven iconic coral reef sites off the Florida Keys. ‘Mission: Iconic Reefs’ calls for restoring … Continue reading →
tion Eligible to Summer Flounder Permit Holders Only DEC opens the 2020 Summer Flounder Weekly Harvest Program on Tuesday, January 14, 2020. The weekly harvest limit is set at 1,000 pounds per fishing week (Saturday through Friday). The summer flounder weekly harvest program … Continue reading →
Surfcaster Journal’s Striper Day Sunday January 19, 2020, 8:30 a.m. – 3 p.m. Ward Melville High School 380 Old Town Rd, Setauket-East Setauket, NY 11733 New York Boat Show January 22 – 26, 2020 Jacob Javits Convention Center 429 11th … Continue reading →
