A thriving walleye population combined with a fantastic smallmouth bass fishing, healthy perch and rock bass fisheries, and an opportunity to occasionally tangle with a hefty northern pike, or a feisty rainbow or brook trout,
Right now is as good a time as any to be an angler on Pymatuning Reservoir.
That is according to Curt Wagner, fish management supervisor for the Ohio Division of Wildlife in Akron.
The two parcels of State Game Land 100 in Centre and Clearfield counties are vastly different.
If you’ve ever driven north toward Nisswa on Highway 371, you’ve seen North Long Lake and Round Lake directly to your right, and Gull Lake to your left. Just a few miles north of Brainerd,
DNR continues its work to manage the largemouth bass population in Lake Sara, a 640-acre body of water in Effingham County.
A protected slot limit put in place back in 2017 appears to be
Long Island’s Calverton Pine Barrens State Forest is, at 191 acres, certainly not the biggest state-owned parcel in the state.
Anglers have plenty of reasons for dropping a line in northern Oconto County, with Maiden Lake near Lakewood being one of those reasons. Maiden’s fishery includes walleyes, smallmouth bass, largemouth bass, and bluegills.
At 963 acres, Ada Lake is one of the larger fisheries in the Backus area of Cass County. It’s also a clear-water lake, which allows its abundant vegetation to grow somewhat deep and ultimately support
A regulation aimed at increasing the size of bass and panfish in Grand Traverse County’s Arbutus Lake appears to be paying dividends.
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