Sep 08
JAMESTOWN — At 7 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 10, the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks (KDWP) will conduct a Waterfowl Hunters’ Information Night at Cloud County Community College’s Cook Theater. KDWP staff will give hunters an update on local waterfowl hunting areas, new maps, insider tips, upcoming seasons, understanding regulations, and information about what every duck boat should have. KDWP staff from Glen Elder, Jamestown, and Lovewell wildlife areas will be available to answer questions.
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Sep 08
Understanding Pecos River rock art; floating fun at Village Creek State Park; learning ‘natural’ communication skills; balancing water and wildlife on the Stumberg Ranch; Port Aransas sunset.
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Sep 08
Action: Marine Area 1 will reopen to salmon fishing seven days a week starting Sept. 7.
Effective date: Sept. 7, through Sept. 30, 2009.
Species affected: Chinook, coho and pink salmon
Location: Marine Area 1 from Leadbetter Point to Cape Falcon, Oregon.
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Sep 08
Hands-on environmental learning is now available through “Creek Kids,” a partnership of the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources’ Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries Division and Tannehill Ironworks Historical State Park. The Creek Kids Program teaches students in grades four to eight about aquatic environments.
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Sep 08
About 300 adult Snake River sockeye salmon will be released at 1 p.m. Wednesday September 9, at the public boat ramp on the west side of Redfish Lake.
Officials with Idaho Fish and Game, Bonneville Power Administration, NOAA Fisheries, and Shoshone-Bannock Tribes of Idaho will be present for release and to answer questions from the public and news media.
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Sep 08
Unlike the past three years, kokanee fishing in Coeur d’Alene Lake will remain open for harvest throughout the entire year.
Recent surveys show adult kokanee have increased in abundance and will provide enough kokanee for a fall fishery as well as plenty of adults to naturally spawn in the lake.
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Sep 08
DEPOE BAY – ‘Should I make a grunting sound when you’re reeling it in for me?’ Toney Marx said jokingly as he wrestled with permanently half-clenched hands to hand off the bobbing fishing rod to Scott Shelton of Albany.
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Sep 07
Hey there everyone. Man, what a week I had the other side of fishing. Fishing reports are great.
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Sep 06
hi fellow fishos last year i gullibly purchased a product (a fluero light) said to attract fish to your boat. the product did arrive but after subme
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Sep 06
McDonald’s fifth annual McFlat’s Invitational fishing tournament will take place Saturday to raise funds for the Ronald McDonald House of Southwest Florida.
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Sep 05
The time between summer and fall can mean some fantastic fishing. But, you have to be ready for any kind of weather situation. That makes the planning…
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Sep 05
The Tope fishing festival weekend is traditionally held in wild weather and the 15-16th August this year proved no exception with force 6-7 winds gusting 50-60 mph.
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Sep 04
Each September 1st signals the beginning of another fall hunting season in West Virginia. For many years the first day of September has been the tradi
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Sep 04
The NJDEP Division of Fish and Wildlife reminds anglers fishing for summer flounder that the recreational summer flounder season ends today, September
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Sep 04
Action: The 2009/2010 Fishing in Washington rules pamphlet incorrectly lists the date for chinook release downstream of the Lewis River to the Rock
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