Fishing
SHOT shows impresses with outdoor gadgetry
Annual trade show now underway in Las Vegas
More wild trout streams identified in Pennsylvania
Fish & Boat Commission adding 38 new sections of wild trout streams to the Class A list, but the majority of anglers still don’t understand the program.
Ice, ice baby: Anglers finally hitting hard times
There was Harold Linden, squatted on the small private lake with a big grin, looking like the world had provided him with the keys to the shiniest Cadillac.
Senate bill allows more fish farms in Wisconsin waters
If state Sens. Tom Tiffany and Richard Gudex get their way, factory fish farms will soon be allowed to do their business in almost any public water they please.
Antlerless-only reg’s impact difficult to gauge
Muzzleloader license sales down in select counties; harvests vary
Pike plan altered to appease spearers
Minnesota DNR’s proposed northern pike regulation overhaul has been changed, with separate regulations for darkhouse spearing, among other changes.
Knot-tying training: Now’s the time
Practice now, struggle less on the water
Plenty to do this winter
Happy New Year! Welcome to 2016, a year of great uncertainty in our country and world.
Camera offers up-close eagle watching
Eagles are becoming more common here in New York state, especially along the Delaware River and along the shorelines of the Catskill reservoirs.
