Dozens of collectors of old and antique fishing equipment and memorabilia gathered on the shores of Lake George in New York last month for the annual Old Reel Collectors Association (ORCA) convention, packing a lakeside
A Kenosha County angler says he is disappointed with the restitution process after his boat was struck by a Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) conservation warden’s craft in the spring.
On May 9,
Congressman and Republican gubernatorial candidate Tom Tiffany met Oct. 1 in Ashland with 30 frustrated Lake Superior charter boat captains, guides and representatives of various conservation groups concerned about the decline in northern Wisconsin fisheries.<br
Nobody thinks twice when Canada geese start flying south in the fall or head back north in the spring. Seasonal geese movements are not considered mysterious or random, it’s just migration.
And yet many
You could legitimately question what Illinois fisheries biologists were thinking decades ago when they decided to introduce rainbow trout to a state where cold-water streams are barely more common than mountain ranges.
Still, somehow
The president of the Dubuque Bass Club was fined $243 and may not organize tournaments for two years after an investigation found that fish were mistakenly released too close to shore and died after a
A La Crosse man is accused of holding bass tournaments for six years without obtaining the proper permits, and his own social media posts may be used as evidence against him.
According to a
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation Region 8 Bureau of Fisheries will be stocking lake sturgeon in the Genesee River at the Port of Rochester, 4630 Lake Avenue, Rochester, Monroe County, on Wednesday,
Western New York offers fishermen some of the top freshwater fishing in the world, rods and reels down. Helping to get the word out to local anglers was The Buffalo News. Before that, there was
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