In North Dakota, spring has something to offer for anyone outdoors from the first open water cast to the end of spring turkey ...

Northern pike are North Dakota’s state fish. Learn about the biology and behavior of this unique species in this week's ...

Bill Haase, assistant wildlife chief for Game and Fish, discussed results from the study Tuesday night, April 22, during the department’s District 7 Advisory Board meeting in Bismarck.

Fisheries experts say this year’s populations are holding steady, but it’s important neither North Dakota nor Montana surpass ...

The Mid-continent population of sandhill cranes has been stable to increasing over the last decade, right around half a ...

“Ice is going off, we’re not seeing much for dead fish, we don’t ... the season holds. “All species we’re doing okay with, but in particular in North Dakota here in the last 20 years ...

BISMARCK – The North Dakota Game and Fish Department’s 2024 bighorn sheep survey, completed by recounting lambs in March, tallied a minimum of 350 bighorn sheep in the grasslands of western ...

For many, the other side of the window in May is a path to the first tulips and annual flowers emerging, spotting the first ...