Fishing
Slot limits, other fishing rule changes eyed in Michigan
Walleye, trout steams and lakes, spearfishing, and lake trout were among topics of discussion and proposed regulation changes at the Michigan Natural Resources Commission meeting earlier this month in Lansing.
The DNR’s Fisheries Division
Commentary: Opposition to Freeman Run trout stocking experiment in Pennsylvania overblown
I am primarily a wild trout angler, and I agree that, in general, Class A wild trout streams should not be stocked. However, I am amazed at all the attention, misinformation and exaggerated claims that
New Pennsylvania research facility finished for Lake Erie
A new $2.4 million facility will bolster the Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission’s research efforts on yellow perch and walleyes in Lake Erie.
In early September, the commission opened the new facility in Fairview,
Wisconsin Fishing Report – September 22, 2025
Anglers targeting yellow perch had great success fishing this area.
Another fisherman earns Maryland Master Angler status
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources has recognized Andrew Reier, of Glen Arm, for catching 10 different species of trophy-size fish to reach the FishMaryland Master Angler milestone.
VanDam leads Team USA to 2025 Black Bass World Championship
“It’s not how you start, it’s how you finish.” The USA Bass team’s performance against the best bass anglers in the world exemplified that phrase during the 19th edition of the Black Bass World Championships
More than 500 acres added to Pennsylvania game lands
The Pennsylvania Board of Game Commissioners, at their recent meeting here, approved five land acquisitions – a donation, a new purchase, and three land exchanges – that would add 572 surface acres to state game
Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission awards R3 education grants to 17 fishing groups
The Fish & Boat Commission announced Sept. 9 that it has awarded $196,832 in grant funding through its R3 Education Grant Program.
Through this program, the commission will support 16 education projects in 10
Pennsylvania man’s warrantless trespassing suit against PF&BC moves forward
A federal judge on Sept. 5 denied a motion to dismiss a lawsuit brought by a Susquehanna County man challenging the constitutionality of a Pennsylvania statute that Pennsylvania waterways conservation officers twice relied on to
