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- First Light Net Announces Acquisition of Domain Name Fishing.Mobi
 

First Light Net Announces Acquisition of Domain Name Fishing.Mobi

First Light Net (FirstLightNet.Com) Online Advertising Network announces acquisition and January 2009 launch of Fishing.mobi mobile phone web site

- PFBC to Host Public Meeting on Susquehanna Smallmouth
 

Harrisburg, PA - The Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission (PFBC) is inviting anglers and others with an interest in the management and protection of smallmouth bass in the Susquehanna River to a free public meeting on Saturday, January 31, at the River Rescue Building in Harrisburg.

- TROUT LIMIT WILL CHANGE AT TWO POPULAR WATERS
 

If you can identify a rainbow trout, you shouldn't have a challenge with new fishing regulations at two of Utah's best trout-fishing waters.

The trout limit at Scofield Reservoir and Panguitch Lake will change on Jan. 1. Starting Jan. 1, the following will be in effect:

- Section of the Cascade River will close to fishing
 

Action: Part of the Cascade River will temporarily close to fishing in order to ensure egg-take goals are met for hatchery winter steelhead at the Marblemount Hatchery.
Effective dates: Jan. 5 to Jan. 31, 2009

- OUTDOOR SHOW SCHEDULE
 

The Massachusetts Division of Fisheries and Wildlife (MassWildlife) is participating in a number of outdoor oriented shows in January and February. At most of these venues, licenses will be sold and sporting information and wildlife recreation opportunities will be made available to show attendees. This is a great opportunity for families, youth groups and other outdoor oriented people to meet agency staff and pick up some of the latest outdoor and sporting information.

- KEEP AN EYE ON THE ICE!
 

Winter has made its appearance in Massachusetts, but the variable temperatures that have been experienced in the state so far this season mean the condition of ice on the Bay State's water bodies is unpredictable and could be treacherous. There have already been several instances in the state where people have fallen through the ice. The Division of Fisheries & Wildlife urges outdoor enthusiasts to play it safe and check ice carefully before venturing onto ice-covered waters. Foot traffic on a layer of 4? ice is a good safe thickness. An ice strength table is posted on the agency website at: www.mass.gov/dfwele/dfw/recreation/ice_safety.htm.

- Nominations Sought for Texas Freshwater Fishing Hall of Fame
 

ATHENS, Texas ? Individuals or organizations that have made a lasting contribution to freshwater fishing in Texas may be nominated through February 27 for induction into the Texas Freshwater Fishing Hall of Fame.

- Rescued? northern pike stocked in Big Stone County lakes
 

Three Big Stone County lakes were recently stocked by the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) with approximately 2,500 ?rescued? northern pike weighing from one-half to three pounds.

The pike were removed from a lake near Aitkin that frequently has winterkills, a condition brought on by low oxygen levels in shallow lakes.

- January Coastal Scoping Meetings to Cover Flounder, Shark, Reef Fish, Kayak Guide Proposals
 

DICKINSON, Texas - The Coastal Fisheries Division of Texas Parks and Wildlife Department will host a series of five public scoping meetings Jan. 6-15 in various communities to discuss potential changes to Texas fishery regulations.

- Cordless drill can help determine ice thickness
 

Several factors affect the relative safety of ice, like temperature, snow cover and currents. According to the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR), a cordless, rechargeable electric drill is a new way to check ice conditions and the actual thickness.

- NOAA TO CREATE SALTWATER ANGLER REGISTRY IN 2010
 

CONCORD, N.H. - On December 31, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)'s Fisheries Service will release the final rule creating a national saltwater angler registry of all marine recreational fishermen to help the nation better protect its shared marine resources. The rule requires anglers and spearfishers who fish recreationally in federal ocean waters or who fish anywhere in tidal waters for anadromous fish, including striped bass, smelt, shad, or salmon, to register with the national saltwater angler registry beginning January 1, 2010. NOAA had originally proposed that registration be required beginning in January 2009, but, based on public input, decided to give states another year to put in place their own data collection systems. The requirement to establish a registry was part of a law approved by Congress in 2007.

- Hunters and Anglers Buy from Companies that Support Wildlife
 

Hunters and Anglers Buy from Companies that Support Wildlife and Fisheries Conservation

Large majorities of hunters and anglers say they are more likely to buy products from companies that support wildlife and fisheries conservation efforts, according to a recent survey.

- Artists Invited to Enter Waterfowl Stamp Contest
 

Alabama artists can celebrate the New Year by entering the 2009 Alabama Waterfowl Stamp art contest sponsored by the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries Division.

- BE SAFE ON THE ICE -- N.H. ICE CONDITIONS UNPREDICTABLE
 

CONCORD, N.H. -- Officials at the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department are reminding those getting outdoors this winter to stay safe on the ice.

"This year, we've already seen wide-ranging temperatures, deep snow and high winds that can shift ice on waterbodies," said Major Tim Acerno of Fish and Game Law Enforcement. "Outdoor enthusiasts should always test the ice before venturing out onto ice-covered waters."

- Oregon, Washington adopt 2009 sturgeon, smelt fishing rules
 

CLACKAMAS, Ore. ? Fishery managers from Oregon and Washington today adopted new regulations for white sturgeon fishing in the Columbia River and its tributaries throughout 2009.

The rules, which take effect on Jan. 1, set new harvest guidelines, season dates and implement a new method of measuring sturgeon that may be retained.

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