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WFF Receives Award for DeKalb County Lake Renovations (opens the original)
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The Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resourcesâ (ADCNR) Fisheries Section of the Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries (WFF) Division received national recognition this week for its wise use of Sport Fish Restoration Funds. The American Fisheries Society Fisheries Administrator Section awarded WFFâs District II Fisheries staff with the 2025 Sport Fish Restoration Outstanding Project Award for the project titled Managing for Quality Bass Fishing in a State-Owned Public Fishing Lake:
New My Outdoor Alabama License System Goes Live August 24 (opens the original)
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When hunting and fishing licenses for the 2026-2027 seasons become available Monday, buyers will be able to purchase their licenses through a new, updated license system. The new My Outdoor Alabama system will be available by going directly to www.myoutdooralabama.com to start the license buying process, including logging into your account or creating a new account. Guides on how to log in and create new accounts are available on that page. The new license system can also be accessed by visiting
WFF Enforcement Helps Gain Guilty Pleas in Night Hunting Case (opens the original)
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Countless hours of investigation involving multiple agencies earlier this year culminated in guilty pleas from a flagrant violator of numerous Alabama wildlife laws. The investigation started with a night hunting complaint to Sgt. Matt Moran, a Conservation Enforcement Officer with the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resourcesâ (ADCNR) Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries (WFF) Division. A hunter told Moran he was spotlighted as he was coming out of the woods. Moran received more i
Snook Becoming More Common in Alabama Coastal Waters (opens the original)
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In the past, a fish with common in its name has been practically non-existent in Alabamaâs coastal waters. However, anglers are increasingly encountering the common snook along Alabamaâs beautiful coast, quite a distance from its traditional range in south Florida. As Alabama anglers started hooking these fish with a large mouth and long lateral line, Dr. Charlie Martin of the University of South Alabama (USA) and the Dauphin Island Sea Lab (DISL) took interest and wanted to document the fis
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