Fishing
Northern Wisconsin Fishing Report – September 26, 2025 – video
Fishing hasn’t been the normal September chow-down we’re used to seeing. So here’s what we are seeing.
Cherish Wisconsin Fund hits milestone $3 million mark
The Department of Natural Resources (DNR) and the Natural Resources Foundation of Wisconsin (NRF) said the Cherish Wisconsin Outdoors Fund has hit a new milestone: $3 million – an exciting win to celebrate on National
New study shows fish spawning in Chicago River hits a high point
Crappies, bluegills and bass appear to be benefiting greatly from improved habitat and conditions in what was once considered the most polluted body of water in Illinois.
But those popular species aren’t alone. Austin
Ask a fisheries biologist: Wisconsin fish mysteries that still exist
As a young angler, I had a curiosity about why fish behave the way they do. I guess that is how one becomes a fish biologist. A fun part of this job is that I
Steve Pollick: Kayaks offer a quiet, adventurous respite
In the heat of the summer, Pollick chooses to relax on one of northwest Ohio’s waterways in his trusty kayak. Small craft like this one are good for skinny water and for just a relaxing
Commentary: Poaching is theft, and poachers aren’t hunters: a message we must share following B&C report
Hunters don’t need reminders of who we are and have always been: the first defenders of wildlife. Teddy Roosevelt and our forebears didn’t save America’s wildlife by accident. They drew a bold, unbreakable line between
Mike Schoonveld: Beat freezer burn with a smarter approach to storing your fillets
Since my kids were little, most Friday night dinners at my house have been “Fishy Fridays.” Now I’m a grandpa and the grandkids know if they’re at my house on a Friday evening, they’re going
Tyler Frantz: Don’t waste a moment of glorious fall season
Pumpkin spice, flannels and football aren’t the only harbingers of fall’s arrival. The autumnal equinox officially graced the northern hemisphere on Sept. 22, marking the gradual shift toward shorter days and longer nights. With that
Historic sale of dams clears the way for salmon to return to Maine’s Kennebec River
The Nature Conservancy on Tuesday announced a landmark investment worth $168 million to purchase and oversee Brookfield Renewable’s four hydroelectric dams on the lower Kennebec River in Maine, paving the way for their eventual removal.<br
