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Today's News Related To Trout Fishing Resources (Provided by Yahoo! News)
Trout fishing opener (Mankato Free Press) Montana trout fishermen have their Yellowstone River. And Michigan anglers can pursue the wily trout in the Au Sable. Minnesota trout anglers can ply the waters of the Root River and the Whitewater in southeast Minnesota.
Man catches 18-pound brown trout (Provo Daily Herald) This one's a lunker. Orem resident Sherm Holdaway, 66, hauled an enormous 18-pound, 2-ounce rainbow trout through the ice at Strawberry Reservoir last week, according to state Division of Wildlife Resources officials. "My line started moving and I set the hook on what felt like a snag, but then the snag started to pull back," Holdaway said in a statement..
Lifetime hunting and fishing license fees increase (Williamson Daily News) Thursday, April 13, 2006 8:34 PM CDT CHARLESTON (AP) - Lifetime fees for West Virginia hunting, trapping and fishing licenses increased earlier this month for the first time since 1989, according to the state Division of Natural Resources.
Trout opener draws crowds (Winona Daily News) ELBA, Minn. — Some woke up early Saturday morning, packed their lunch and tackle boxes and pulled on their waders in hopes of catching “the big one.” Others treated the opening day of Minnesota’s stream trout season as a relaxing family event.
Trout season opens Saturday; here's what to expect (Pioneer Press) Minnesota's general stream-trout season opens Saturday. Last week, Outdoors Editor Chris Niskanen interviewed Jason Moeckel, the southeast trout program supervisor for the Department of Natural Resources. Moeckel addressed growing concerns about declining trout populations in the southeast and prospects for this year's fishing season.
