ABAJO MOUNTAINS: (April 12) Conservation Officer Dennis Shumway says that Blanding #4 is fishing very well and producing some nice-sized trout. Albino rainbow trout are plentiful and most anglers have been catching at least one
BAKER RESERVOIR: (April 05) Catchable-size rainbow trout have been stocked. Fishing is slow to fair. A recent survey found good numbers of quality-sized brown trout from 4 to five pounds. Early spring is a good
This is a great time of the year to replace that worn, tattered, and loose flooring in your boat.
Fishing Highlight of the Week: This happened to a friend of mine. We were canoeing in a narrow stream and went under some overhanging limbs.
The Arizona Game and Fish Department is seeking public input on the proposed addition of three potentially harmful aquatic invasive species to the Director’s Orders list.
The term “bream” is familiar to any Arkansan who has fished and also to others who have partaken of the small, tasty fish at the dinner table.
Today, they’re a dozens of lines and although their names, and the technology used to create them, are hard to pronounce – boy do they have it goin’ on!
CENTRAL Arcadia: April 8. Elevation normal. Bass good on topwater lures in early morning. Catfish fair to good on stinkbait and chicken liver along the flats and points. Crappie fair to good on minnows and
Robert Macejka of Point Pleasant Beach, New Jersey reeled in the new state record Hickory Shad on November 20, 2011.
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