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The Kokish River Hatchery received a $10,000 boost toward its salmon enhancement efforts Friday, thanks to Continue reading “$10,000 boost toward its salmon enhancement”
Fish habitat project planned on Beaver Creek is combined effortPosted: Wednesday, Aug 3rd, 2011
This month, the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife and the Lincoln Soil and Water Conservation District will place 60 Continue reading “Oregon needs fish habitat” | ||||||||||
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Details about repairing Dutch Fork Lake:
History: Dutch Fork Lake was created in 1959. That dam had outlived its usefulness when the lake was drained in 2004, Fish and Boat Commission officials said.
Cost: $4.5 million, with the money coming from a state H2O grant.
Timeline: Work to repair Dutch Fork Lake will begin next week and should be complete by May or June 2012. The lake will reopen to fishing in April 2013.
Updated: Sunday, 31 Jul 2011, 12:08 PM CDT
Published : Sunday, 31 Jul 2011, 12:07 PM CDT
MINNETONKA, Minn. – A Minnesota man spent 24 consecutive hours fishing off a dock at Maynard’s on Lake Minnetonka, and in that time he was able to net over 2,000 fish and set a new world record.
Jeff Kolodzinski completed the marathon fishing event as part of Fishing for Life, a non-profit organization that exposes kids to the outdoors and creates a sense of community through fishing.
The new record is now 2,649 fish caught in a 24-hour period.
The previous record was set last year at the same spot.
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Culverts head out to be dumped in the ocean near Port Mansfield last week. Photo by TPWD.Reefing operations began in Port Mansfield last week in a joint project between the Coastal Conservation Association, Habitat Today for Fish Tomorrow and Texas Parks and Wildlife.
Over 4,000 concrete culverts will be deployed about seven nautical miles offshore from Port Mansfield. These artificial forms will join 800 other Continue reading “reefs build fish habitat, coastal economy”
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