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Fishing Report for Central Utah August 24, 2012

BURRASTON PONDS: (August 24) Conservation Officer Jay Topham reports fair to good fishing, but there aren’t many anglers at the ponds. PowerBait is the most popular bait. The ponds are located between Mona and Nephi.

New Hampshire Fishing Report August 23, 2012

NEWFOUND LAKE BOATERS: The Wellington State Park boat access facility on Newfound Lake in Bristol, N.H., will be closed for repairs from September 17 through the remainder of the year, opening back up in the

Big lake could see king-stocking cuts

Significant cuts in chinook salmon stocking in Lake Michigan are on the table as Great Lakes fisheries staff continue to deal with balancing game fish and their available food sources.

Fishing in the Cottonwood Canyons of Utah

If you live along the Wasatch Front, especially in Salt Lake County, you may already know about the hiking trails in Big and Little Cottonwood canyons.

Weekly Fishing Report for Arkansas August 23, 2012

Fishing Tip of the Week: Most people know that a fishing license is required to fish in Arkansas and other states. But don’t forget that trout permits are required of anglers 16 and older who

Fishing Report for Nevada August 22, 2012

LAKE MEAD – Fishing is strong for average size strippers and largemouth bass. Throwing top-water baits or jigging plastics are successful as well as using anchovies. Live bait is still difficult to find. Temple Bar,

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