The Ohio DNR (ODNR) Division of Wildlife will release more than 80,000 rainbow trout at 93 locations beginning in March.
The locations were chosen to give as many anglers as possible a chance to
Ohio Sea Grant recently completed another successful season deploying its trash-trapping robots – BeBot and PixieDrone – through partnerships with the Great Lakes Plastic Cleanup (GLPC) and funding and support provided by Midwest retailer Meijer.
A mallard observed this winter in central Pennsylvania sparked discussion among birders and waterfowl hunters after appearing to display traits of both sexes.
Gliding across the water alongside a flock of mallards and an
Although there was some activity at the Rutter’s construction site in Smithfield Township near Huntingdon during the winter, all construction work stopped at the end of September. Heavy equipment has been removed from the site
On Saturday, March 7, about 140 people gathered to share and hear news and updates about operating vessels and fishing in Lake Erie at Ohio Sea Grant’s 45th annual charter captains conference at Bowling Green
In a recent decision, the Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania held that agrivoltaics, commonly referred to as “solar farms,” do not constitute an agricultural use.
The case in Lancaster County, involved West Lampeter Solar 1,
Despite an abundance of opportunities to fish year-round, opening day of trout season, founded in 1950, remains a rite of spring for many Pennsylvania anglers.
“It’s a tradition,” said Ron Steffe, 76, who lives
Women tend to pick up the basic skills of fly casting much easier than men – and the reason for this comes with a wry chuckle from a long-time Michigan fly fishing instructor.
“Women
Anglers caught more than 3.2 million fish last year in Michigan waters of three Great Lakes that border the state.
They kept about half of them. That’s just one tidbit we’ve learned from the
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