Kamloop Tagging Readied for Priest Lake Drawdown Plan
Idaho fish biologists seek fall drawdown to winter pool level at Priest Lake amid uncertain kokanee decline. They warn late lowering would kill kokanee eggs, discuss radio tagging Kamloops trout in the Clark Fork River, and hold a school meeting Thursday night to discuss the drawdown and fishing impacts.
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Department of Fish and Game Fisheries
Priest Lake
Greg Mauser
Mauser
IFG
Dick Irizarry
Bolanee
Kamloops
Clark Fork
Kootenai Refuge Meeting Slated at Bonners Ferry Courthouse
A public meeting on Kootenai Refuge management will be at the Bonners Ferry Courthouse starting 1 30 p m on October 7. Fish and Wildlife Service representatives will discuss crop damage payments reassessment and refuge ownership options.
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Kootenai Refuge
Bonners Ferry
del Pierce
Portland
The
Fish and Wildlife Service
FWS
Kootenai
Pierce
Idaho
Benner County Sportmen refurbish public rifle range with new benches
The Bonner County Sportmen association says the Baldy Road range now has three fresh shooting benches and a leveled 100 yard target for easier sighting in. A fall install will add a 25 yard target, with grass seed sown on exposed dirt. Shooters are asked to avoid placing targets over posts to prevent damage.
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Bonner County Sportsmen Association
Baldy Road
Fall Mushrooms Abundant in Bonner County Outdoors
Bonner County outdoors with fall mushrooms abundant for hunters. Coral hyndnums Hencium coralloides are edible and easy to identify. Puffballs and Russula species are common, but many Lactarius mushrooms bleed milky fluid and some are inedible. Exercise caution with Amanita muscaria varieties as deadly lookalikes.
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Sandpoint
Carl Forgey
Grouse Creek
Dave Finkelnburg
Bonner County
Douglas Fir