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Jul 13, 2026
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Jul 8, 2026
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  1. Article · Jul 13, 2026 · Ben Ryder

    'Fish of a lifetime': A 10-minute fight, a 30.5-inch super rare brown trout and a female angler's state record on the South Fork - Idaho State Journal | OutdoorHub (opens the original)

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    Caroline Langdale of Georgia established a new Idaho state women’s catch-and-release record after landing a 30.5-inch brown trout on the South Fork Snake River. The fish, caught during a guided trip with Ed Emory of South Fork Lodge, surpasses the previous women’s record and represents what Idaho Fish and Game officials describe as an exceptionally rare specimen from these waters. The 10-minute fight tested both angler skill and tackle as Langdale worked the fish through the river’s swift curren

  2. Article · Jul 13, 2026 · Ben Ryder

    WVDNR releases 2026-27 hunting and trapping regulations summary - WV News | OutdoorHub (opens the original)

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    The West Virginia Division of Natural Resources has published the 2026-27 hunting and trapping regulations summary. It sets season dates, bag limits, and equipment rules for the next two regulatory cycles. The document provides hunters and trappers with a framework for pursuing game across the state’s public and private lands. The regulations arrive as West Virginia manages wildlife across 500,366 acres controlled by the state’s largest private landowner, the Heartwood Forestland Fund, according

  3. Article · Jul 8, 2026 · Ben Ryder

    Ban on hunting, fishing could be sole Oregon November ballot measure - Statesman Journal | OutdoorHub (opens the original)

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    A single ballot measure may appear before Oregon voters in November that would prohibit hunting and fishing across the state. The proposed initiative represents one of the most restrictive wildlife access measures to reach a statewide ballot in recent years. The measure would end all regulated hunting and fishing activities in Oregon if approved by voters. Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife currently manages hunting and fishing through seasonal permits, bag limits, and species-specific regul

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