Fishing
The ‘million-dollar’ fishing lure, Part 2
Let’s recap where we are.
Internet sales of your lures are getting better, dealer sales are improving, and a distributor has gotten you a test run with a major retailer. Here we go. The
New York Fishing Report – November 14, 2025
The brown trout fishing at here has been incredible, with some anglers reporting double-digit catches.
Angler admits to cheating in New York Kayak Bass Fishing tournament
A Pennsylvania man who admitted to cheating in a month-long kayak bass fishing tournament while fishing on the St. Lawrence River has forfeited his winnings. He’s also been disqualified from a number of bass fishing
Michigan commission OKs changes to turkey hunting seasons; bass proposals not approved
Michigan’s spring turkey hunters will see the most radical changes to regulations in decades as the Natural Resources Commission approved the Department of Natural Resources proposed changes without debate.
The new rules mean the
Steve Sarley: Stroke provided perspective for this outdoorsman
I was thinking about the shotgun that I have and love. It is sitting in a gun safe, locked up and secure. It has not been touched in more than a year.
I have
New land purchase is a possibility for Ohio DNR
The Ohio DNR (ODNR) is facing a unique opportunity to expand its public lands in southern Ohio.
Division of Wildlife Chief Kendra Wecker said The Scioto Land Company, a producer of newsprint, approached the
Access lost to sweet spot for steelhead at Pennsylvania’s Manchester Hole on Walnut Creek
Public access to one of Erie’s most popular steelhead fishing spots appears to be gone or severely hampered because of repeated angler misconduct.
A key property on both sides of the Manchester Hole on
Streams of thought: Should’a known better regarding commentary about invasive species
Despite the fact that I’ve been in this outdoor media business – Outdoor News, of course – since a few months before the “Y2K scare,” I won’t deny occasional fallibility. Thus, while a recent commentary
Jeremiah Haas: Yes, we do have ‘River Monsters’ in Illinois
We have all watched the shows on television showing the terrors of the deep, the animals that live under the dams, or just the eeriness of the unknown in our waters.
Usually, the host
