Grant County’s Pomme de Terre Lake is one of several wide spots located along the Pomme de Terre River system. Located between the towns of Elbow Lake and Ashby, Pomme de Terre is just over
Oakland County’s Loon Lake is typical of southern Michigan inland lakes. It supports a strong panfish population and good numbers of northern pike, largemouth bass, and smallmouth bass. Occasionally someone will catch a walleye in
Located in Ohio’s Wildlife District Four is beautiful Salt Fork Lake. Positioned smack dab in the middle of our largest state park, Salt Fork is typically a bustling place all summer long. Recreational boaters and
Starting just south of the Mason-Dixon Line and running to Seven Mountains near Tusseyville, Centre County, Tussey Mountain covers 80 miles, making it one of the longest in the ridge and valley system.
The program seemed to work – at least for a while. The panfish grew, but go figure that they saw some increased fishing pressure as a result. The number of bass over 4 pounds also
A small lake that had seen steady growth in its muskie and largemouth bass populations took a step back in August 2020.
Four years later, the lake appears to remain in “comeback” mode.
The habitat in this Allegany County parcel, a mix of forest, rolling hills, fields, and marshes that include a sizable, man-made bog for which the property got its name, is a magnet for all sorts
The Peshtigo DNR fisheries team ran a survey on High Falls Flowage in 2018 and found good numbers of game fish and panfish species.
Walleye numbers increased between 2010 and 2018, based on spring
Lake Marion is located just east of Interstate 35 in Lakeville, and at 530 acres, it’s the largest fishery in Dakota County. But that’s really not a big deal, because there are only a handful
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