Jan 22
Outdoors reporter Thom Gabrukiewicz will talk online with semi-professional ice fisherman Eric Wolfe of Harrisburg, here at 4 p.m. today.
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Jan 21
South Dakota sportsmen donated over $14,000 to the Turn In Poachers program during the 2009 big game license season.
The 1,700 sportsmen not only contributed cash and checks, but also took advantage of the opportunity to donate funds as part of the process for purchasing general hunting, fishing and trapping licenses and applying for big game licenses.
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Jan 21
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources’ (DNR) Nongame Wildlife Program urges Minnesotans to remember to help wildlife by donating to the Nongame Wildlife Fund on their Minnesota tax forms.
The survival and future of Minnesota’s nongame wildlife depend on donations.
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Jan 21
A much-awaited construction project will start this week at Round Lake Wetland Conservation Area in Starke County, temporarily closing the facility to
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Jan 21
Arkansas Tournament Fishing and the American Cancer Society would like to invite everyone to join us in the effort to fight cancer by casting a line o
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Jan 21
Frogs are croaking, ducks are pairing up, and – any day now – someone is going to reel in the first spring chinook salmon of the new year from the low
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Jan 21
Recent studies of the human DNA system have come to an illuminating conclusion: all of us are not only descended from proto-humans who lived in East Africa several million years ago; we may actually all be descended from one mother. Thus does science give, at times, support to the Biblical view of the world. And thus, too, does one science illuminate why another allegedly scientific view of things—that of salmon stock rebuilding—may be faulty.
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Jan 21
For Immediate Release January 21, 2010
NOAA Fisheries
Forbes Darby
301-713-9501
Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission
Ryan Walt, Regional Outreach & Education Coordinator
717-626-9081
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Jan 21
Outdoor Fools Day is held each year on a Saturday in April. Representatives of various divisions of TPWD, conservation organizations and outdoor-related businesses present displays about outdoor recreation opportunities in East Texas and conduct hands-on activities that teach skills needed to enjoy them.
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Jan 21
Harrisburg, PA – The Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission (PFBC) will hold its winter quarterly meeting on Jan. 27-28 at its Harrisburg office.
Commission committees will meet beginning at 11 a.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 27, and again at 8:30 a.m. on Thursday, Jan. 28. Formal consideration of the agenda by the full Commission will begin at approximately 10:30 a.m. on Thursday, Jan. 28. All committee meetings and the review of the agenda are open to the public.
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Jan 21
Overbreeding is a serious concern.a Susan Irving-Cogar, owner of Sunshine Cove Cottage Resort and a Rice Lake Tourist Association member Allowing ice fishing on Rice Lake and limiting the number of panfish caught from the lake will cause problems, a local tourist association representative says.
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Jan 21
Bass fishing this time of year can be real frustrating here in the south. Some warm days make you think the fish should be active but you can get fooled easily. Sometimes it does pay off to go bass fishing in the winter. Whether you catch fish or not it is better than sitting home!
My rule of thumb is if the water is over 50 bass bite pretty good, if it is 45 to 50 you might get a bite or two and if it is under 45 you will get a lot of casting practice without catching much. That only applies to the area I fish in middle Georgia and is my opinion. What do you think?
I had one of my best ever January tournaments this past Sunday, catching a five fish limit weighing 13.63 pounds, anchored by a 5.87 pound largemouth. You can read the play-by-play […]
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Jan 20
Arkansas Tournament Fishing and the American Cancer Society would like to invite everyone to join us in the effort to fight cancer by casting a line out this year at the 7th Annual “Relay For Life†Bass Tournament for the “American Cancer Societyâ€.
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Jan 20
The family and friends of a 55-year-old Buchanan man are mourning his loss this week after an ice fishing accident in Michigan.
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Jan 20
Peter Worthen of Bristol and his friend Mark Boeing of Bedford, Mass., head out from Meredith Bay for a day of fishing during last year’s Winni Derby.
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