At more than 2,400 acres, Lake Washington is the largest fishery in Meeker County. It’s long been known as one of the better overall fishing lakes in this area, with a reputation that entails years
Barry County’s Algonquin Lake is a sleeper for Michigan’s anglers. Although it’s not known for producing trophy-sized fish, it does have healthy bass, pike, and panfish populations and – for a couple of reasons –
East Fork Lake is situated approximately 25 miles east of Cincinnati and is readily accessible to a large number of fishermen in southern Ohio. It is an U.S. Army flood control lake in the East
Marketing promises aside, all too often gizmos promising to capably handle many jobs rarely do any well. They reaffirm the truth that, outside of Lone Ranger reruns, silver bullets are rare.
Canoe Creek Lake
For a first-time visitor, Itasca County’s Wabana Lake could appear a bit intimidating, which is understandable. After all, it’s a large, deep body of water, consisting of numerous sunken islands, holes, bays, points, and turns
Two hybrid crappies and eight black crappies were collected by Illinois DNR in its 2024 fall survey of Citizens Lake. Meanwhile, the agency stocked 500 hybrids from the Banner Marsh Rearing Ponds in late October.<br
It’s clearly not the best known trout water in the Catskills region, which is exactly why a visit to the Batavia Kill might be in order.
Angling pressure will likely be lighter on the
Most people know Lac Vieux Desert stands as the headwaters of the 430-mile Wisconsin River. What most people may not know is that this area was being explored in the 1600s. The first map of
Sea Gull Lake is located at the end of the Gunflint Trail in the heart of Minnesota’s canoe country. This 3,958-acre Cook County fishery, and its Canadian Shield-like setting, is well known for providing excellent
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