
Officials to use new method to corral Asian carp in Kentucky
The fishing method is inspired by a traditional Chinese fishing technique. It involves setting a series of nets, underwater speakers and electrofishing gear to corral the carp.
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The fishing method is inspired by a traditional Chinese fishing technique. It involves setting a series of nets, underwater speakers and electrofishing gear to corral the carp.

GARY, Ind. — A man fishing from a northwestern Indiana bridge reeled in an apparent live grenade, prompting a road closure until the device was removed by a bomb squad. A Gary police officer who

Connie Willhite, a U.S. Navy veteran who was being cared for at the Hospice Care Unit at the VA Medical Center in Georgia, asked for only two things before he died: he wanted to be

The state’s revised rule aligns Indiana’s Ohio River regulations with regs that took effect last year in Kentucky.

An angler told the agency a silver carp jumped into his boat as he deployed a trolling motor.

After years of fear and uncertainty, bottom trawler fishermen are making a comeback here, reinventing themselves as a sustainable industry less than two decades after authorities closed huge stretches of the Pacific Ocean because of

Check out this in-depth, deep-dive look into targeting perch with Tony Roach and Cody Roswick, who talk perch tips and strategies in both Minnesota and the Dakota in this Angling Buzz video.

She becomes the first African American to ever serve in the position.

The releases out of the Garrison Dam from Lake Sakakawea have never been this high this late in the year, and generally high water is good for fish. But not always. Click here for the
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