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Regulation changes for paddlefish in Missouri - Vimarsana News

Regulation changes for paddlefish in Missouri

There are regulations changes coming for paddlefish, related fishing methods and commercial fishing in Missouri.

Missouri hunters took 12 black bears during first season - Vimarsana News

Missouri hunters took 12 black bears during first season

Kelsie Wikoff of Hume harvested this 268-pound boar (male bear) in Zone 1 during Missouri's first bear-hunting season. Photo credit: Kelsie Wikoff JEFFERSON

Source: ktlo.com
MDC REPORTS MISSOURI HUNTERS TOOK 12 BLACK BEARS DURING FIRST SEASON - Vimarsana News

MDC REPORTS MISSOURI HUNTERS TOOK 12 BLACK BEARS DURING FIRST SEASON

MDC REPORTS MISSOURI HUNTERS TOOK 12 BLACK BEARS DURING FIRST SEASON

Source: kmmo.com
MDC fish record broken with rare eel catch by Doniphan man - Vimarsana News

MDC fish record broken with rare eel catch by Doniphan man

The American eel is listed as a Species of Conservation Concern, or recognized as threatened, in Missouri.

MDC: Poached paddlefish eggs worth est. $84,000 on black market - Vimarsana News

MDC: Poached paddlefish eggs worth est. $84,000 on black market

Springfield News-Leader Conservation agents seized several paddlefish as well as 75 pounds of extracted eggs in Lake of the Ozarks, keeping them from ending up on the black market. Missouri Department of Conservation Lt. Mike Jones, along with Cpl. Tyler Brown, spoke about the April 30 incident that all started with a tip from a caller in late spring. “We got some information from an informant about some Russians that were taking over limits of paddlefish,” Jones said in an interview with the News-Leader. Agents met the fishermen — two adults and one juvenile — once they pulled in the...