Catch-and-release areas There are 8 areas in the state that are designated as catch-and-release areas. When fishing in these areas, only artificial lures may be used and you may not have any bait in your possession.
From Division of Fisheries and Wildlife –In response to concerns about coyote hunting contests, MassWildlife is holding a series of listening sessions throughout the state.
Ticks are tiny bugs most likely found in shady, damp, brushy, wooded, or grassy areas (especially in tall grass), including your own backyard.
Animal World Experience-On a beautiful October day in 2017, I filmed a visit to my favorite Timber Rattlesnake den in
Some animal rights activists are calling on Massachusetts wildlife officials to ban coyote hunting contests in the state. State officials say they are only aware of three hunting contests for coyotes across the state. And there are no specific regulations governing them besides the normal hunting laws.
Fresh schoolie striped bass have been reported along the south side of Cape Cod from Woods Hole to Chatham and in Buzzards Bay.
I have been getting asked in E-mails about Non-resident fees and such if i knew well i was thinking if i was to go north like say Maine i would definitely hit the Maine gov page to ensure i had the proper lic and knowledge of my trip ? but seeing im a good guy i dont mind helping anyone out if i can so i did some research and came by this list but Always check the mass gov page...
STOCKBRIDGE — A photo taken late last month of a big cat sitting on the banks of the Housatonic River has sparked lively debate, with many believing it’s a mountain lion — even as the photographer and state wildlife officials say otherwise.
