
Becoming a better angler 202: fish-fighting skills
Lose enough big bass, walleyes, or pike, and eventually everyone figures out how to coax their catch into a net.
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Lose enough big bass, walleyes, or pike, and eventually everyone figures out how to coax their catch into a net.

In part 2 of this exclusive two-part tackle and technique blog, “T3” shares additional tips for this prime largemouth and smallmouth tactic.

DNR to present chronic wasting disease recommendations to Natural Resources Commission.

A fine day of catching Mississippi River walleyes reminds the author to enjoy these heady days of June fishing.

Concerns remain, but there reportedly have never been so many big bass in the Lower Susquehanna for anglers.

Includes project at Valley Forge National Historical Park in Pennsylvania and New York’s Statue of Liberty National Monument.

Interactive map can be your guide to many pleasurable days astream.

The insects, which are native to Michigan, occur in widespread outbreaks every 10 to 15 years. The most recent outbreaks peaked in 2002 and 2010. They’ve been spotted across the Lower Peninsula and in the

Fisheries staff in the northern Lower Peninsula have been tagging muskellunge in the Inland Waterway in an effort to gain better insight into the area’s populations.
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