When an angler thinks of Long Island, it’s easy to envision schools of stripers in a feeding frenzy, or fishing for summer flounder, bluefish, blackfish, or porgies. It’s a salt thing, right? Not necessarily.
It might be difficult to imagine that a 400-acre lake in Vilas County wouldn’t have a few muskies swimming around in it, but that appears to be the case with Anvil Lake, which sits about
With an abundance of vegetation above and below its surface, Becker County’s 632-acre Lake Ida is built for largemouth bass and panfish. It just has the right components to consistently produce high numbers of bass,
Anglers looking for a quiet Upper Peninsula fishing destination with relatively light pressure will find plenty of opportunities at Frenchman Lake in Chippewa County.
Anglers in the Dayton area enjoy a variety of fishing opportunities within the Five Rivers Metroparks system.
One of those offerings is Eastwood Lake, an 185-acre, mile long impoundment that was created as a
Green Lick Reservoir for an awful long time had the feel of an unwanted stepchild.
For starters, no one could agree on its name. The Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission owns it and calls it
Wet a line in Pine Mountain Lake near Backus and you have a legitimate shot at catching just about any freshwater creature that swims.
In a part of the state that’s loaded with quality
It may cover only 26 acres, but Citizens Lake packs plenty of fishing opportunity into a relatively small package.
Located along U.S. Route 34 on the west edge of Monmouth, the Warren County lake
Deer Creek Marsh Wildlife Management Area in Oswego County is one of those state-owned tracts that offer a lot more than just wildlife.
Sure, the 1,771-acre parcel is popular with hunters, especially with waterfowlers,
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