Still a lot of walleyes being caught in the Great Lakes and connecting waters, and the Detroit River remains a hot spot. And don’t forget about the salmon fishing, which is also running hot.
Michigan Outdoor News Fishing Report – April 28, 2025 – video Read More »
Spring fishing couldn’t get much better than it is right now, both on inland waters for crappies and saugeyes and Lake Erie for walleyes.
Ohio Outdoor News Fishing Report – April 28, 2025 – video Read More »
It’s actually labeled a kettlehole lake, the product of melting chunks of partially buried glacial ice a long, long, long, time ago. There is no inlet or outlet to its 30 acres, an acreage which varies based on changing weather conditions, wet or dry..
Artist Lake: fishing a popular puddle on Long Island Read More »
A look at upcoming outdoors-related events from across New York published in the May 2, 2025, edition of Outdoor News.
New York’s Outdoor Calendar Read More »
New York cuffs and collars are field reports from DEC Officers. These reports are from the May 2, 2025, edition of Outdoor News.
New York Cuffs & Collars: Don’t trespass to catch your trout Read More »
For the most part, we are coming off a stellar year in 2024 on both of New York’s Great Lakes – Erie and Ontario. What happens in 2025 and beyond is anyone’s guess, but there are some things that we can do to help ensure a better future moving forward.
New York’s 2025 Great Lakes Preview: Let’s keep the Great Lakes ‘great’ Read More »
Albany — New York’s annual I BIRD Challenge is underway. The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation began the program for birders of all ages and abilities.
New York’s annual I BIRD Challenge returns Read More »
Recent reports from the American Sportfishing Association and the Sportsmen’s Alliance Foundation show that hunting, target shooting and recreational fishing generate billions in retail sales, job creation, and conservation funding.
The newly released series of reports from Southwick Associates and partners provides updated insights into the economic contributions of these outdoor activities at the federal, state, and congressional district levels.
New Southwick report shows hunters, anglers spend billions Read More »
New York State Forest Rangers and Fish and Wildlife staff have had a busy spring when it comes to woodland fires. When Forest Rangers are not fighting unintentional fires, they’re often working with colleagues performing prescribed burns that help improve wildlife habitat and battle invasive species.
Here’s some of the activity that has been taking place across New York this spring.
Wildfires, prescribed burns keep New York fire crews hopping Read More »
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