Regional News Update: June 28th, 2010

MIDWEST

-Missouri: Anglers celebrate 100-year anniversary of bass tournament

-Indiana: Flood waters make fishing a fun challenge

-Wisconsin: After-school club educates kids about outdoor activities

-Wisconsin: Man identified in fatal boating accident

-Ohio: DNR to open 16 state nature preserves for archery hunts

-Minnesota: Mississippi River Park chosen for Michelle Obama program

-North Dakota: Good spring for ducks breeding in North Dakota

-North Dakota: Park may soon call for elk volunteers

WEST

-Montana: Great Falls man suspected of forging I-161 signatures

-California: Coyote attacks 12-year-old in Spring Valley

-Colorado: Former DOW director loses battle with cancer

-Colorado: Fishing prospects on the upswing in Vail Valley

-Wyoming: Mule Deer foundation finds success in Wyoming

-Washington: On Columbia, tribal fishermen risk their lives

SOUTH

-Georgia: Alligator hunt is on

-Virginia: Input sought on elk introduction

-Kentucky: Commission sets bird season dates

-Florida: State tries new methods to protect shores from oil

-Texas: Texans report good fishing off Louisiana cost

-Arkansas: Great fishing on Lake Erling in limbo

-North Carolina: Girl survives shark attack

EAST

-Massachusetts: Great White captured off Mass. Coast

-New Hampshire: Striper fishing peaks on Piscataqua River

-Maine: Pike catches overshadow slower fishing

-Pennsylvania: Decline in anglers reflected in spending on trout stocking

-New York: Three streams in the Catskills are trout-happy all summer

-Vermont: Wolves won't be coming to the Northeast