Fish-eating cormorants continue to generate complaints on New York’s Lake George, where anglers, boaters and residents are seeing them expanding their range on the lake this summer, potentially damaging islands where they hadn’t been present
When it comes to walleyes, he is the G.O.A.T., having proven himself through guiding, promotions, and competitive events. He is also able to coax bass out of heavy cover and catch them on everything from
I grew up fishing the AuSable River near Grayling. I caught my first trout on a fly there when I was 6 years old. In its upper reaches, it’s one of the premier trout streams
In Japan, our humble American panfish has become a feisty aquatic invasive species
On a weekend that featured cool, post-frontal weather, Brett Strasser topped the rest of the field to win the National Championship Musky Open in Vilas County.
The 40th annual tournament, held Aug. 20-23 in
Members of more than 65 groups from throughout Wisconsin met Monday, Aug. 24, at the East Side Club on the shore of Lake Monona, as the Wisconsin Conservation Funding Coalition held its first summit to
Catch-and-release has become the overwhelming mode of operation for many anglers, particularly for muskellunge, bass, and trout. Even anglers looking to harvest fish often have to release some because they are not of legal size.<br
Two of the biggest names in fishing — Minn Kota and Humminbird — have spent decades on the water together. On October 6 their relationship will enter a whole new chapter.
Minnesota is surrounded by states that have a Citizens Conservation Advisory Council or conservation commission. It’s time for Minnesota to join them.
Why do we need such a council? Transparency in government is a
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