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Getting too close with a drone or on foot can cause nest abandonment By FRANKFORT, Ky. (May 4, 2018) — When trying to catch a glimpse of an eagle in its nest, Kate Slankard reminds people to keep their distance and make visits brief. “It’s natural to be excited when we see an eagle...
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Three-year study would allow statewide size limits on two lakes By FRANKFORT, Ky. (March 20, 2018) — The Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources will study the impact of allowing anglers participating in fishing tournaments to keep shorter bass in lakes with special regulations. The three-year test is limited to two spring...
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BY Lee McClellan (Feb. 15, 2018) – A reduction in the statewide daily creel limit from 30 fish to 20 fish for crappie highlights the new fishing regulations for 2018. The regulations go into effect March 1. “Anglers requested this regulation,” said Ron Brooks, director of Fisheries for the Kentucky Department of Fish and...
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BY Lisa Tolliver FRANKFORT, Ky. (Jan. 26, 2018) — Visitors to the Cumberland Gap area of the state soon will experience the majesty of elk in much the same fashion as when Daniel Boone blazed the Wilderness Road. The elk herd in Bell County is regaining a solid foothold through a partnership between the...
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By Chris Erwin Maybe I should have said the bees and the birds since I want to start with...
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By Chris Erwin September is the month that marks the real beginning of hunting season. Archery season begins Sept....
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By Chris Erwin I have one more weekend on Cave Run Lake before I plan to cover the Military...
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BY Kevin Kelly Kentucky receives national acclaim for the quality of its deer herd, and the numbers help draw...
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BY Lee McClellan A car, truck or sport utility vehicle with a couple of kayaks on the roof with fishing poles visible through the back window is an increasingly common sight on Kentucky highways. Sales data shows kayak fishing and related kayak accessories increasing in popularity. Some of this popularity has to do with...
BY Lee McClellan The near drought conditions of the fall season seem to have lengthened the peak of the changing of the leaves. We still have a couple of good weekends left of the beautiful fall colors. Paddling a stream during the peak of fall colors is the best way to enjoy this annual...
BY Lee McClellan Fishing for many species slows in the daytime hours during the heat of summer, but smallmouth bass who inhabit Kentucky streams bite willingly even on the hottest days. Kentuckians who enjoy canoeing or kayaking are lucky to live in a state with bountiful amounts of cool, flowing water that hold smallmouth...
Getting too close with a drone or on foot can cause nest abandonment By...
Three-year study would allow statewide size limits on two lakes By FRANKFORT, Ky....
BY Lee McClellan (Feb. 15, 2018) – A reduction in the statewide daily creel...
BY Lisa Tolliver FRANKFORT, Ky. (Jan. 26, 2018) — Visitors to the Cumberland Gap...
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