A tagged flathead catfish captured by DNR biologists last year in Canton Lake turned out to be an original fish taken from the Illinois River and stocked in the 250-acre lake in December 1998.
It’s debatable whether Blydenburgh Lake is better known as New Mill Pond or vice versa.
And let’s not forget the 111-acre Suffolk County lake is also known to some as Weld’s Pond or Stump
Healthy and robust. Those are two words the DNR uses to describe the fishery of Lake Menomin.
Highly regarded, extremely popular, heavily fished, and an excellent all-purpose fishing lake: That’s what you have with Crow Wing County’s North Long Lake.
Dumont Lake is one of the only inland lakes in southwest Lower Michigan with an alewife population. Because of this healthy forage base, bass and pike thrive in the 215-acre-water body. And the bluegill population
Ohio has fair to good fishing lakes from border to border, but obviously some are better than others. In north central Ohio, Charles Mill Lake is almost certainly near the top.
Pennsylvania is blessed with many forms of wild game and birds to hunt.
Waterfowl is often at the top of that list at this time of year in a few locales in this state.
Located just north of Outing, Washburn Lake is nearly 1,600 acres in size and features water over 100 feet deep. The lake is somewhat unique in the sense that it consists of three very different
Fishing enthusiasts, from the worm-and-bobber crowd to those on the tournament circuit, have a field day when the waters warm and the fish begin to feed actively. The fun for many continues throughout the warm
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