It would seem old Mother Nature decided to take a few steps backward in regard to the advance of spring this week and they may be a good thing in regards to adjusting nature’s clock.
Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks (MDWFP) has announced changes in freshwater commercial fishing regulations are being considered and public comments are being accepted on these proposed changes.
Above average temperatures the past few weeks have led to great crappie fishing in many Mississippi Delta lakes.
REMINDER: April 1 is the beginning of the new fishing license year! If you plan to fish Saturday and Sunday this coming weekend, have your current and new license in your possession. CATCHES OF THE
The shrimp, the whole shrimp and nothing but the shrimp, that’s what Oregon commercial shrimpers aim to catch when the season opens April 1.
The Oregon Department of Fish & Wildlife wants to remind ocean anglers of two important regulation changes that begin April 1 and continue through the end of September.
Family Fishing Clinics is an introductory class to fishing and now more dates have been added around the state. It’s a chance to learn everything from tying a proper knot to casting techniques.
The Bass Federation, in partnership with FLW Outdoors, will host the 2nd Annual Student Angler Federation (SAF) South Carolina High School Fishing State Championship at Lake Greenwood.
Land a lunker for loot. Boat a bluegill for bucks. Catch a crappie for cash.
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