ction: Closes spring Chinook salmon fishery on the Snake River. Effective date: May 23, 2020. Species affected: Chinook salmon. Location: Below Little Goose Dam: Snake River from Texas Rapids boat launch (south side of the river upstream of the mouth of Tucannon River) to the … Continue reading →
Jerry Kane May 20, 2020 Comments Offon Game and Parks expanding camping opportunities LINCOLN, Neb. – The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission will open first-come, first-served camping on May 22 at Smith Falls State Park, 35 state recreation areas and wildlife management … Continue reading →
VERNAL — Friday, May 15 is Endangered Species Day. There are currently 18 wildlife species in Utah on the federal endangered species list, with 10 listed as endangered and eight listed as threatened. Fortunately, some of those species have made remarkable progress … Continue reading →
Anglers are advised this week to be extra cautious and look out for special buoys and flagged portions of the new trail in Craig D. Campbell Lake Conway Reservoir as the AGFC continues to improve the boat trails. Scheduled work … Continue reading →
While we can’t always immerse ourselves in the great outdoors, we can spend time admiring some of Michigan’s most beautiful places, and make notes for where we want to go next. Follow @MiStateParks on Instagram to get inspired. Share your photos by … Continue reading →
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. Although … Continue reading →
The extension for 2019-20 annual licenses and stamps per Indiana Executive Order 20-08 ends May 22 at 11:59 p.m. After this date, those wishing to hunt and/or fish will need a valid 2020-21 license. Buy yours online or at a local retailer. … Continue reading →
The May-June issue of Outdoor Indiana magazine features hummingbirds. Read excerpts or get the whole thing and five other issues when you subscribe. … Continue reading →
Social distancing is a challenge for all anglers; the itch to go fishing just keeps growing. But this is a time for all New Mexicans to pull together for the overall health of all our citizens and stay home. The … Continue reading →
May is a wonderful time to go fishing – longer, sunny days mean the water is warming and the fish are biting. April’s stocked trout are actively cruising ponds and streams in cooler waters. Find information on stocked locations in our … Continue reading →
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 they … Continue reading →
“An amazing documentary, very informative with top-notch quality, this is even better than several National Geographic episodes I have seen!” – Utah Film Festival & Awards LAND OF LITTLE RIVERS ON DVD & STREAMING (AMAZON &VIMEO) ON MAY 19 ______________________________________________________________________________ … Continue reading →
Lewiston angler releases record bronzeback Dustin Shepherd with a 22.75-inch Smallmouth Bass, caught at Dworshak Reservoir May 2, 2020. The fish landed Dustin a new catch/release state record. Congratulations to Dustin Shepherd of Lewiston, Idaho on breaking the most recent … Continue reading →
OLYMPIA – With fishing scheduled to reopen under standard rules on May 5, following a statewide closure to help combat the spread of COVID-19, the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) reminds anglers that a number of emergency rules … Continue reading →
It is important that you look closely with a keen eye for any sign of fish activity before planning your approach. Along with the promising sign of fish activity, you also want to take account of promising structure in the … Continue reading →
The Michigan.gov/NatureAtHome page keeps growing! The DNR’s interpretive and education team continues to add resources for students (and nature lovers) young and old. Bookmark this page to find age-specific resources and localized nature and history lessons, all while fostering love and knowledge … Continue reading →
Events may be canceled, but Bird Month is NOT! 2020 Event Update In an effort to prevent the spread of the novel coronavirus and protect the health of the public, the Nebraska Bird Month team has canceled our … Continue reading →
Kaimon Allender caught this 2 lb. 1oz. crappie out of Lake McMurtry this week. Share your photos with us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. The Wildlife Department is working with the Oklahoma Health Department to craft messaging that promotes responsible … Continue reading →
Andy Yung, an AGFC biologist in Camden, let us know that fisheries staff in south-central Arkansas spent a few days repairing and replacing the buoys that mark the boat lane on Lower White Oak Lake, near Chidester. These buoys were … Continue reading →
Jack R Maybe you’ve noticed in this space recently that anglers are pulling out some amazing brown trout from the White River below Bull Shoals Dam. Here’s another, submitted by Jack Robinett of a nice one he caught May 6. … Continue reading →
