Early spring crappie fishing is heating up, especially on lakes such as Blue Marsh, Foster Joseph Sayers, Hammond, Ontelaunee, Wallenpaupack, Wilhelm, Glendale, Cross Creek, Green Lick, Kahle, Keystone, Stevens, Wilmore, Wilma, Mammoth and Briar Creek.
Pennsylvania Outdoor News Fishing Report – March 18, 2021 Read More »
It’s been a crazy week of weather as the ice fishing season has come to a close in eastern South Dakota. But there’s an open-water option that might be worth considering.
South Dakota Fishing Report – March 17, 2021 [video] Read More »
Part 2: Fighting and landing them.
Last chance for icing burbot Read More »
Tips to transition from one fishing season to the next. Make sure you put the work in now so you’re not frustrated later.
That’s a wrap: Time to organize and store ice fishing gear [video] Read More »
Ice-out catfishing can be good in any lake that has an abundant catfish population.
Ice-out channel catfish are biting in Iowa Read More »
And Franklin’s walleye population benefits from DNR fry stocking during even-numbered years and fingerling stocking by a local lake association in years the DNR doesn’t stock fish.
Minnesota Lake Profile – Franklin Lake, Otter Tail County Read More »
The number of people going out continued to diminish over last weekend and throughout this week. In addition, most panfish reports have been a bit off, but tullibees remain active. Look shallow for crappies or bluegills and tullibees to be suspended over deep water.
Minnesota Outdoor News Fishing Report – March 16, 2021 Read More »
There is no doubt that Montauk is the surf-fishing capital of the world. When it comes to striped bass, you’ll not find a better place to go for battling heavy-weight stripers through the surf and up onto the beach.
Surf-fishing Montauk’s striped bass blitz Read More »
Map courtesy of South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks.
South Dakota Lake Profile – Lake Isabel, Dewey County Read More »
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