Got your New Year’s resolutions all figured out?
I’ll get around to my main one — less time spent blogging — right after this one.
During a wide-ranging conversation earlier today, a state biologist expressed puzzlement about this year’s unexpectedly …read more…
By Tony Floor, Fishing Affairs Director, Northwest Marine Trade Association
January, 2012. I can’t believe it, let alone spell or pronounce it. Adios to 2011, the past, and hello to 2012, the future.
I’ll remember 2011 as a good year, …read more…
UPDATED 3:11 P.M. JAN. 4, 2012: The reward has been upped to $3,000.
(OREGON STATE POLICE PRESS RELEASE)
The Oregon State Police (OSP) Fish & Wildlife Division is asking for the public’s assistance in locating the person(s) responsible for the …read more…
A press release just out from the California Department of Fish and Game and forwarded by an ODFW official says that OR-7, the 21/2-year-old male wolf that left Northeast Oregon in September, hung around Crater Lake for awhile, has now …read more…
(OREGON DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE PRESS RELEASE)
ODFW is closing cougar hunting through the end of this year in the Coast/North Cascades region, after reaching the zone’s quota of 120 cougars.
Since Jan. 1, 2011, 120 cougars have been …read more…
(OREGON DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE PRESS RELEASE)
The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife is reminding anglers that harvest restrictions at two marine reserve sites, Redfish Rocks and Otter Rock, will take effect starting Jan. 1, 2012.
The new …read more…
When Washington puts out its year-end wolf count early next week, the tally will be one fewer than it might otherwise have been.
A radio-collared member of east-central Pend Oreille County’s Diamond Pack was killed in North Idaho on Dec. …read more…
By Mike Burke, a gaining experience angler
“What the…! Move! Quick! Get out of my way! No, not there! Get the…..”
The peaceful solitude was broken by high-pitched squeals of panic as the line was pulled out to sea. We …read more…
(OREGON DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE PRESS RELEASE)
Hunters may now donate to predatory animal control, with proceeds going to Oregon counties to help fund their local predator control programs.
The Oregon State Legislature created this new program with the …read more…
He’s down I-5, he’s up I-5 — seems like Winston McClanahan’s all over Western Washington these days in pursuit of winter-run steelhead.
A couple weeks ago it was the Cowlitz, just before Christmas Break it was the Skykomish.
WINSTON …read more…