The more you understand the seasonal movements of the fish you’re chasing, the more likely you’ll be able to stay on the bite. Video courtesy of Angling Buzz.
Outdoor News gives you a sneak peek at some of the hot new fishing lures for open-water anglers in 2022.
Tony Sindt, a fisheries specialist with the Minnesota DNR, offers up a few tips for handling big fish like sturgeon, catfish, and muskie. Video courtesy of Angling Buzz.
FRASER TWP, Mich. — Two men have been rescued from the icy waters of Saginaw Bay for the second time in the same week after falling through unstable ice. The two were trying to retrieve
It’s important to think about how you plan on using the house and figure out what you need to add to help you catch more fish.
There were 565 registered anglers, including a good number of supervised youth. According to the DNR, five sturgeon harvested were male and one was a female, ranging from 46 to 62 inches long and 23
Walleyes come in a variety of color phases ranging from blue, to green, to gold and even silver.
Eight different species, 672,478 fish, weighing in at nearly 13.5 tons stocked at 123 locations across the state.
The decision comes at a time when the Michigan DNR is implementing new measures to balance the walleye and yellow perch predator-prey relationship. For the complete story, click here.
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