BEAR LAKE: (September 06) Be prepared for stormy conditions. For shore anglers, try fishing at Laketown and Garden City ponds. Laketown has a reputation for rattlesnakes, so use some caution. The jiggers at Bear Lake
LAKE MEAD – Striper action has picked up in the Temple Bar area with anglers finding success while throwing Sassy Shads and other shad imitations. Top-water action has been picking up along with the number
NORTH COUNTRY If the Fishing Season in Northern New Hampshire were like the Major League Baseball season, we would be heading into the playoffs. It has been a long season and there have been as
A new Oklahoma State Record Longnose Gar was caught at Lake Eufaula on August 28, 2012. It weighed 43 lbs. 8 oz. and was 64 ½ inches long.
Effective immediately, LDWF Secretary Robert Barham announced an emergency closure of a portion of coastal waters
Recent sightings of dead mountain whitefish have been reported from across the Upper Snake Region, including the Henrys Fork, South Fork Snake River, Teton River and the Snake River as far south as Firth.
The Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department gave its recently-established Lake Champlain muskellunge restoration effort a boost when it stocked 8,800 five-month old fish in the Missisquoi River and Missisquoi Bay in August.
As hunters venture into the woods this fall, the Idaho Department of Fish and Game is asking them to be mindful of their food and garbage.
Idaho Fish and Game is seeking public review and comment on proposals for 2013 fishing rules and the 2012-2018 fisheries management plan.
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