Virginia anglers are truly blessed with an abundance of trout streams in the Commonwealth. The diversity of these streams provides opportunities for every trout angler whether you prefer fishing for wild trout or stocked trout, […]
In March of 2018, fisheries biologists and hatchery production staff collected adult walleye from the New River, Staunton River and South Holston Reservoir for the production of fingerling walleye to stock in selected lakes and […]
The Chesapeake Bay has an oyster problem — but more fundamentally, it has a shell problem. Put simply, there aren’t enough oyster shells available to support a large-scale restoration of the Bay’s depleted bivalve population. […]
From our friends at the Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries. Last December, we spent a day afield with Clyde Roberts, who, at then-102 years-old, was the oldest known active hunter in the country. […]
A wild trout in its native habitat is a compact example of the Earth working well.” — Christopher Camuto The brook trout (Salvelinus fontinalis) is a small, brilliantly colored freshwater fish native to clear, cold […]
Bassmaster Elite Series pro Carl Jocumsen traveled over 40,000 miles during the just-concluded 2016 season. Now that he has some free time, the road warrior has been out on the lakes and rivers of Virginia […]
Since restoration efforts to restore this once-native species began a few years ago, Virginia’s Elk have been thriving! DGIF Biologists estimate the total number of elk in Virginia to be between 150 to 200 animals. […]
NRA Endorses Morgan Griffith for Virginia’s 9th Congressional District – On behalf of our five million members across the country, the National Rifle Association Political Victory Fund (NRA-PVF) is proud to endorse Morgan Griffith for […]
Biologists in state fisheries agencies have stated that underutilized catfish populations exist in smaller creeks and rivers from Virginia to Texas. Catfish can live in any water but cold streams at high elevations. These fish […]
The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation awarded almost half a million dollars in grants to 14 states in the East and Midwest that fund nearly three dozen habitat enhancement projects that will benefit not only elk, […]
In April and May of 2014 a few anglers and concerned citizens reported small numbers of dead and diseased smallmouth bass in the Shenandoah River. DGIF verified that there were a relatively high percentage of […]
This is a show that is based of course out of Virgina, but the hosts Shane Baker & Ken Presley spellout great tips on bass angling all anglers can look forward to. Shane Baker & […]
With the New Year, we are making some significant changes to TOR to benefit you. Beginning with this January 28th edition, the TOR email posted to your laptop, tablet, or smartphone will be much shorter […]
The Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department says a multi-year investigation has led to the arrest by game wardens of a Burlington man for importing deer from a chronic wasting disease (CWD) endemic area.¨ Wardens executed […]
This December edition is very special as it is the last edition of 2014 and completes the eighth year anniversary of the electronic version of The Outdoor Report. We have grown to 32,000+ subscribers and […]
As you read the testimonials from parents, mentors, and the young hunters themselves in this edition, who went on their first dove hunt, or the Special Youth Deer Hunting Day September 27th, or bow hunt, […]
Preliminary estimates put Virginia’s oyster harvest during the last year at 504,000 bushels, a 25 percent increase over the previous year and the most harvested since the 1987–88 season. Estimates from the Virginia Marine Resources […]
Soundings first reported: A Virginia bill that would increase the penalty for boating while intoxicated to a Class Four felony and up to 10 years behind bars has stalled in the state legislature. Those efforts […]
This May 28th edition posts just after we have celebrated Armed Forces Day May 17th and then on Memorial Day May 26th honored our fallen service members who gave the ultimate sacrifice to defend our […]
While Kathy Funk oversees the direction of the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation in Virginia, her role isn’t a full-time job. She’s actually just a volunteer. Still, payment has a loose definition tied to it, especially […]
Late this week, livestock trailers will rumble their way across mountain roads from Kentucky, coming to a halt in a field that was once a coal mine in the War Fork area of Buchanan County. […]
This March 26th edition ushers in warmer weather with the promise of spring and April showers that can’t dampen the spirits of most outdoor enthusiasts to head to the streams, fields, and forests for a […]
The National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF) today hailed the bipartisan accomplishment of both houses of the Virginia General Assembly for passing legislation that will allow hunting on private property on Sundays in the Commonwealth. In […]
Let’s face it, no one, single adhesive does it all, but PRO’s Soft Bait Fishing Glue shines above the rest for almost any task – whether fishing, boating, rod repair/building, or lure designing. PRO’s Soft […]
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