Fishing
Weekly Fishing Report for Arkansas June 14, 2012
Fishing Highlight of the Week: Invest in some sort of rod rack. Most anglers who have multiple rods probably have hundreds, if not thousands, of dollars wrapped up in tackle. Don’t lean your rods in
Fishing Report for Northern Utah June 14, 2012
BEAR LAKE: (June 14) Biologist Scott Tolentino reports that fishing on Bear Lake has been excellent for cutthroat trout and fair for lake trout. The best method is trolling with minnow-type lures with rattles in
Fishing report: Not a bad season in Minnesota
The first five weeks of the walleye season have presented some surprises and some unexpected challenges for anglers across the state.
Felony conviction in Minnesota fish contest case
It isn’t often Brian Lutes prosecutes someone charged with cheating at fishing contests, but the odd case that wrapped up at last week’s sentencing will be memorable
Aquatic Invasive Species violation rate climbing in Minnesota
It’s still early in the boating year, but conservation officers already are finding a higher percentage of violations related to aquatic invasive species (AIS) than they did last year
South Dakota GFP Missouri River Fisheries Updates
Walleye fishing should remain good on Lake Oahe through the spring of 2012 and into the summer.
Vermont's Grand Isle Fishing Festival has Record Attendance
An all-time record 695 participants were at the annual Grand Isle Fishing Festival, hosted by the Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department at its Grand Isle Fish Culture Station in Grand Isle, VT. on Saturday, June
Fishing Report for Oklahoma, June 13, 2012
A new Lake Record striped bass was caught at Lake Texoma on June 9, 2012. It weighed 21.9 lbs. and was 35 inches long. This fish represents the largest striped bass submitted to the Lake
New Jersey Free Fishing Days June 16 and 17
You know the saying, “If something sounds too good to be true, it usually is.” Not so for New Jersey’s Free Fishing Days. On June 16 and June 17 the Department of Environmental Protection is
