You can’t ask for a more versitle lure than the spinnerbait. These baits have evolved through the years but their basic style and design has remained the same. A simple lead head with a skirt made from bucktail or rubber attached to a wire with a spinner blade or multiple spinner blades attached. There is […]
If I could have only one lure in my box? Safety pin spinnerbaits Read More »
Nicholas J. Wray of Harrisonville could have rested on his laurels after catching a Missouri State-record river carpsucker on pole and line in 2008.
Missouri fisherman doubles his fun with record carpsucker Read More »
The Lake Michigan Coastal Program will hold a June 20 meeting to seek public input on funding priorities for the 2012 funding cycle of the Coastal Grants Program.
Indiana DNR's Lake Michigan Coastal Program seeks input on funding at June 20 meeting Read More »
Conservation officials have been investigating the death of about 10,000 carp at a western Missouri lake.
Fish kill claims 10K carp at Jackson County lake in Missouri Read More »
A temporary fence has been completed in an effort to keep invasive carp species from reaching Iowa’s Great Lakes.
Anti-carp fence installed at Iowa lake outlet Read More »
Largemouth and smallmouth bass in Berlin Pond will be protected by a new catch-and-release “Test Water” designation being adopted by the Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department.
Vermont's Berlin Pond Bass are Protected by a New Fishing Restriction Read More »
The Nevada Department of Wildlife is offering a two-day moving water beginning spin fishing clinic June 15 and 16.
The Nevada Department of Wildlife Sponsors Spin Fishing Moving Water Clinic Read More »
After the failure last week of Senate Bill 1566, also known as the “DNR Sustainability” bill, two questions many anglers in the state immediately asked were, “Does this mean there is still a chance for a Fish Management Fund plan to be implemented?” and “Does the group lobbying for the Fish Management Fund still want
Conlin says he will continue pushing for Fish Management Fund Read More »
With bullfrog season kicking off June 15, I find myself once again thinking of the opening line of Shakespeare’s Hamlet: “To be or not to be, that is the question.” The question for me is whether or not “frogging” is actually a fishing or a hunting experience. According to the 2012 DNR Fishing Digest, bullfrogs
Bullfrogging: Is it hunting or is it fishing? Read More »
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