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Crewsaver® will introduce its range of ErgoFit and Crewfit inflatable life vests manufactured especially for use in the USA at the 2015 Progressive® Miami International Boat Show, February 12-16 at the Miami Beach Convention Center […]
NOAA Fisheries will issue a final rule to include Lolita, a captive killer whale at the Miami Seaquarium, in the endangered species listing for Southern Resident Killer Whales that spend much of the year in […]
Reported by 12 News Now – Two Bridge City brothers have pleaded guilty to federal wildlife violations in the death of a dolphin. According to a news release from U.S. Attorney John M. Bales, Cory […]
Vicious Vision Premium Polarized Eyewear is the definitive choice for anglers looking for an edge when it comes to cutting glare on the water. Joining a returning team that boasts four 2015 Bassmaster Classic qualifiers […]
A new study has found four distinct groupings of dolphin deaths within the Northern Gulf of Mexico Unusual Mortality Event (UME). Three of the groupings followed the 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill. Some of the […]
The Oregon chub today became the first fish in the United States to be taken off the federal Endangered Species List as the result of population recovery. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announced the […]
A diverse and growing coalition representing more than 1,200 groups dedicated to balanced natural resources policy today urged congressional leaders to implement a 2-percent increase in funding for key conservation, outdoors and historic preservation programs […]
Nearly 50 years ago a far-sighted, bipartisan group in Congress established the Land and Water Conservation Fund, tapping a fraction of the royalties from offshore oil and gas production to give all Americans a lifetime […]
Winning Photos Will Be Displayed Within the Nature’s Best Photography Exhibition at the Smithsonian in Washington for a Year. WHAT: The National Audubon Society, in association with Nature’s Best Photography, announces its annual bird photography […]
New load support solutions from towing safety experts Air Lift Company are available for the suspension system on 2009-2015 RAM 1500 half-ton pickup trucks. The LoadLifter 5000(tm) and LoadLifter 5000(tm) ULTIMATE are industry-leading air spring […]
Spot is a four-legged robot designed for indoor and outdoor operation. It is electrically powered and hydraulically actuated. Spot has a sensor head that helps it navigate and negotiate rough terrain. Spot weighs about 160 […]
The President’s Fiscal Year 2016 discretionary budget request supports $1.6 billion in programs for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, an increase of $135.7 million over the 2015 enacted level to fund the agency’s high-priority […]
The ice fishing season is in full swing and ice anglers from New York, to New England and all across the northern half of North America are all in. This edition of OutDoors Unlimited Magazine […]
As Ohioans work to complete their taxes this year before the April 15 deadline, residents statewide are reminded of an opportunity to help safeguard state nature preserves and wildlife with a tax donation. “When Ohioans […]
This winter, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) and partners are continuing increased efforts to locate and remove invasive, nonnative Northern African pythons in south Florida to take advantage of the weather and […]
Find out what the Rapala® Elite Professionals are predicting for this years Bassmaster Classic taking place on Lake Hartwell. They share their thoughts about the conditions, the mood of the fish and the lures that […]
Conservation organizations dedicated to the recovery of the last wild flock of Whooping Cranes in North America and to their Texas home, support the investigation and prosecution of the person(s) responsible for this crane’s death. […]
You started planning this hunt the day you put in for the tag. Things got serious when you were notified that you were successful in the draw. You’ve agonized over every piece of gear, looking […]
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) will make available $100 million this year through the Conservation Stewardship Program (CSP) and although applications are accepted all year, farmers, ranchers and forest landowners should submit applications by […]
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This week, Fish Ed host Jon Thelen travels to Red Lake in search of spring walleyes. Lindy Fuzz-E-Grubs tipped with shiner minnows are the day’s bait of preference for these hungry northern Minnesota fish. Check […]
Here is your how to guide on how to stroke a jig out deep! If you have any questions leave them on the comment box below, and I would gladly answer your question. Please subscribe […]
During the late fall, visitors to 13,000-acre Pymatuning Reservoir on the Pennsylvania-Ohio border will observe uniform action being undertaken by anglers fishing from boats. The repeated up and down motion of anglers’ arms gives the […]
Adding logs and other woody debris to rivers and streams is one of the oldest and most common measures to improve fish habitat. But debates continue over how much benefit logjams and other wood structures […]
Ruth Martin said that she and her husband designed the living shoreline that surrounds their land on the Lafayette River with sea level rise in mind. (Leslie Middleton) Most of the shoreline along the Chesapeake […]
Northern elephant seals were once thought to be extinct following decades of intense hunting beginning in the 1700’s. Fortunately, in the early 20th century, a scientific expedition from the California Academy of Sciences discovered a […]
Stand By For The Announcement Of A Monthly Contest for all of 2015. The contest will for our angling youth to enter and win prizes from an assortment of fishing tackle companies. The Title Sponsors […]
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