Fishing
Jeremiah Haas: With water temps dropping, river fish will be biting
While this summer has been miserable in regard to heat and humidity, the calendar is telling us that the end is near. The first seasons of fall hunting have begun, and the river temperatures are
Longtime Minnesota conservation officer details the ‘tricks’ of violators
During his 18 years of protecting Beltrami County fish and wildlife in his position as a Minnesota DNR conservation officer in the Blackduck and Bemidji areas, Brice Vollbrecht has learned a great deal about people’s
Things are heating up below Minnesota’s waves, too; what will it mean for fisheries?
Few days go by without media attention to global warming. Writing about global warming is actually pretty low-hanging fruit because the evidence is unambiguous: the earth is warming.
This is nothing new, at
New York Fishing Report – September 5-12, 2025
Anglers here report that walleye fishing is still going strong out of all ports.
Three Minnesota conservation officers recognized for lifesaving efforts
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources Enforcement Division recently recognized three conservation officers for their lifesaving efforts over the last several months.
Park Rapids-area CO Nick Baum, International Falls-area CO Curtis Simonson and Remer-area
Fishing license sales still a sharp hook nationally
If Lake Erie’s Western Basin seems to be more crowded with walleye anglers or that Nimisila Reservoir is experiencing bass boat traffic jams, don’t be surprised.
Even your local town or county metroparks fishing hole
Iowa fisheries biologist Mark Flammang selected for Hall of Excellence
Iowa fisheries biologist Mark Flammang was recently inducted into the American Fisheries Society’s Fisheries Management Section Hall of Excellence for his decades of dedicated service, scientific innovation and visionary leadership.
The American Fisheries Society
Anglers, residents air concerns about pollution in New York’s Deer River
Stu Legacy and his wife Malinda are avid kayakers.
That’s a big reason the couple moved to the Town of Brasher (St. Lawrence County, N.Y.) to be close to the Deer River, a popular
Paddlefish sampled in Pool 20 of the Mississippi River navigated 380 miles, 6 lock and dams
A 33-pound paddlefish sampled by the Illinois River Biological Station crew on Pool 20 of the Mississippi River Aug. 18 came with a bonus.
It had a tag in its jaw. Specifically, the tag
