Exploring the Ozarks Outdoors: freshare.net

February fades into March, and walleye get into action in many Arkansas fishing waters.

This is a season with excitement for some anglers, and there is room for more. Walleye are fun to catch, but the game has…[more]

We are excited to announce our new Waterfalls and Wildflowers Weekend at the Ozark Natural Science Center!

Join us for two days of wilderness and wonder with guided hikes exploring local waterfalls including: Fishtrap Falls, Upper Bear Hollow…[more]

The American Fisheries Society recently recognized the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission for its efforts to provide the public with high-quality fishing opportunities and aquatic education programs.

The Fisheries Administrator’s Section annually recognizes outstanding fisheries conservation projects and…[more]

You can’t see it now, but a trout-fishing tide is rising. Missourians are rummaging around in basements and garages, patching waders, tying flies and checking fishing reels and lines. The wave will continue to swell throughout the remainder of February.…[more]

Starting March 1, Missourians will be able to buy most hunting and fishing permits at home, using the Missouri Department of Conservation’s (MDC) new e-Permits system. The system will allow hunters, anglers and trappers to print permits on regular computer…[more]

With the new year in full swing, it is time to get on board with a healthy outlook for the new year. Physical activity is a good component to a healthy lifestyle. There are many ways to add more activity…[more]

Regular bi-weekly stockings of rainbow trout in the Lower Mountain Fork River will be combined with five additional stockings over the next few months and will result in a river teeming with fish for anglers to catch. Included in each…[more]

It is hard to imagine going into heat exhaustion when you can see your frozen breath as you exhale during a long winter workday. However, this thought can become a reality if proper steps are not taken to stay hydrated.…[more]

Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) biologists recently wrapped up the first phase of a new blue catfish survey at Truman Lake and Lake of the Ozarks.

MDC crews used methods typically employed by anglers to catch a representative…[more]

One of the state’s newest nature trails will be dedicated on Nov. 3. The Kings River Overlook Nature Trail offers a birds-eye view of the beautiful, clear mountain stream. The trail is located on McIlroy Madison County Wildlife Management Area…[more]