Public encouraged to provide input to assist Arizona’s outdoor recreation planning
PHOENIX – Outdoor recreation enthusiasts are encouraged to participate in the Statewide...
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Hello Colorado River world!
Welcome to the Colorado River Guide. This is your first post. Edit or delete it, then start...
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Colorado River Fireworks Laughlin, Nevada Christmas Night 2020
Christmas Night fireworks over the Colorado River. Bullhead City is a city located on the Colorado...
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Arizona Game and Fish Commission to meet Feb. 8 in Yuma
PHOENIX — The next meeting of the Arizona Game and Fish Commission will be at 8 a.m. Friday, Feb....
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Arizona Game and Fish Commission to meet Feb. 8 in Yuma
PHOENIX — The next meeting of the Arizona Game and Fish Commission will be at 8 a.m. Friday, Feb....
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Quantum Accurist S3™ still $99, Adds External ACS Cast Control
Due to its highly affordable $99 price, and tough all aluminum frame, Accurist has long been a top...
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Quantum Throttle II™ offers Performance Tuned Technologies
The NEW 2019 version of Throttle will offer the same solid-as-a-rock Reel Engine Design™ unibody...
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Buying a Used Bass Fishing Boat
The current economic environment has created an excellent boat buyer’s market, and pre-owned could be a great way to go.
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Oxygen Levels of Livewells to Improve Survival of Tournament-Caught Bass – Lake Mohave
Bass fishing heats up in summer, but extra effort is required by tournament anglers to maintain the health of their catch this time of year. Dissolved oxygen is the single most important factor for keeping bass alive, and an understanding of factors that affect oxygen levels will better enable anglers to keep their fish alive.
– Lake Mohave
Read MoreKeeping Bass Alive in Hot Weather – Lake Mohave
Tournament anglers encouraged to consider oxygen injection in livewells
ATHENS—The hotter the weather, the more difficult it is to keep bass in livewells healthy, especially during tournaments, when heavy limits of fish may be held for several hours until weigh-in.
– Lake Mohave
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Texas Launches Mandatory Boater Education, Additional Safety Measures
AUSTIN – A new state law from the recent legislative session will require mandatory boater education for more people in Texas starting Sep. 1, a move supporters say will save lives and make crowded waters safer.
– Lake Mohave
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BLM seeks public comment on Draft Resource Management Plan
The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is seeking public comment on a Draft Resource Management Plan (RMP) and Draft Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) for nearly 1.4 million acres of public lands located southwest of Phoenix in parts of Maricopa, Pinal, Pima, Gila and Yuma Counties, Arizona. The BLM Lower Sonoran Field Office (LSFO) manages these lands, including the Sonoran Desert National Monument. Comments must be submitted by Nov. 25, 2011.
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Get your 2012 Arizona wildlife calendar!
Don’t miss the November–December 2011 issue of the Arizona Game and Fish Department’s award-winning magazine, Arizona Wildlife Views.
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U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to continue funding to support Arizona’s sport fish stocking program
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) has issued a Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI) as part of the Environmental Assessment of its proposal to continue to fund, in part, the Arizona Game and Fish Department’s (AGFD) sport fish stocking program over the next 10 years.
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Arizona Game and Fish reacts to Prisma Graphic Raid
Sensitive customer information secured through rigorous process
PHOENIX — The Arizona Game and Fish Department reassures its customers that their sensitive, personal information is secure in light of a raid this morning by the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office on Prisma Graphic in Phoenix.
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7 finalists selected to be interviewed for Game and Fish Commission seat
PHOENIX – The Arizona Game and Fish Commission Appointment Recommendation Board on Nov. 3 selected seven finalists from a field of 46 applicants to be interviewed on Nov. 15 for the upcoming available seat on the civilian policy-setting board that oversees the Arizona Game and Fish Department.
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A Lake of Contrasts
Lake Mojave is an incongruity – blue, sparkling water in one of the driest regions of the continent. The waters of the Colorado derive from rain and snow melt in the high mountains of Wyoming, Utah, and Colorado. The river works its way through the canyon lands and finally reaches the sere, brown treeless landscape of Arizona and Nevada. The drought lands of these two states, even before human water withdrawals, demand more water from the river than they give – the evaporation off Lake Mead is greater than Nevada’s total legal water allotment. And yet we go boating on clear, blue shimmering water in the middle of the Great American Desert.
Read MoreCrazy Bear Lodge is Back – Lake Mohave
As the new owners and operators of Crazy Bear Lodge we would like to offer you our warmest greetings. After enduring a devastating fire that nearly swallowed the lodge whole, Crazy Bear is stronger than ever. We were very fortunate to escape without any damage, mostly in part to the fact the fire fighters were using the lodge as there home base to fight the enormous fire. This allowed the crews to fend of the fire from our infamous rock and save Crazy Bear for the next generation of fisherman. We allowed a couple years for the trees to recover and for the new growth to appear. The recovery has been incredible and therefore we are taking select groups for the 2011 summer season. Dedicated to the outdoors our team own 2 other fishing lodges in BC. In the fall you will find us on the banks of the Bulkley River battling wild steelhead (you can learn more about this operation here). The rest of the year we are attacking salmon and steelhead in the remote waters of the Queen Charlotte Islands (for more in click here)
– Lake Mohave
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