
Gearing up for trout season in New Jersey
Season opens Saturday; more than a half-million rainbows are being stocked this spring.

Season opens Saturday; more than a half-million rainbows are being stocked this spring.

In Minnesota, New York and Nebraska, such efforts help bolster state-wide stocking practices — and walleye angling success.

Got open-water fishing fever? Grab some live bait, and set the hook into massive common carp, suckers and catfish.

Most of all, know that it’s the law to wear that PFD. Consider it the blaze orange of the water.

The idea behind these free fishing days is to give people who might not fish a chance to try it.

The Lake Erie Committee of the Great Lakes Fishery Commission agreed to a 20 percent increase in the total allowable catch for walleye and 13 percent for yellow perch.

Fortunately for hunters and anglers, this is mostly the off-season across that region. It is, however, a somewhat busy time for natural resources agencies there, and the storm has resulted in postponements and cancellations as

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(Fishing update: It wasn’t a great hard-water season for the ice fishing fraternity, and it’s highly unlikely you’ll find safe ice anywhere in the state at this stage of the game – certainly, given the
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