Lake Itasca receives a lot of visitors each year, and the majority of them aren’t there to fish. This Clearwater County lake is most famous for being the headwaters of the Mississippi River and being
An oil pipeline owned by Enbridge Energy and running beneath Talmadge Creek, a tributary of the Kalamazoo River, ruptured near the town of Marshall on July 25, 2010 creating the largest on-land oil spill in
If you’re looking to catch some good size largemouth bass, anglers would be well suited to focus their efforts on Clear Fork Reservoir in north-central Ohio.
Mike Wilkerson, fish management supervisor for the DNR
There are a lot of stocked trout lakes around Pennsylvania that are full of bass. There are bass lakes that also support walleyes.
But lakes that hold all three – trout, bass and walleyes
At first glance, Cedar Lake in Scott County might not look like much from an angling standpoint. After all, it’s basically an old wetland with limited depth and structure.
But, appearances can be deceiving,
Ever since a 10-pound largemouth bass was caught by a tournament angler in 2022, the looks on faces of anglers who show up at Cedar Lake all seem to say the same thing.
There’s
It’s not big as wildlife management areas go, at “just” 360 acres. But in Albany County, where hunting and any kind of recreational access is at a premium, the Coeymans Creek WMA is a welcome
Barron County may not have the reputation as a fishing destination like Sawyer, Oneida or Vilas counties, but it does offer plenty of opportunities for anglers, including Big Moon Lake, located between Clayton and Turtle
In the spirit of the current fall hunting season, it seems only fitting to feature Itasca County’s Deer Lake this week. Even more so because we featured Deer’s neighbor, Moose Lake, which is basically across
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