Fishing
Michigan Outdoor News Fishing Report – October 23, 2025 – video
Fishing is still on fire and the rivers remain full of salmon, with colder weather helping. And perch fishing remains solid.
MN-FISH and Minnesota DNR leaders talk potential walleye regulation change
When the Minnesota DNR announced it was considering lowering the state’s walleye limit from six to four, MN-FISH Executive Director Mark Holsten recalls wanting to wait until it became more official before the advocacy group
Ice-fishing weather forecasts appear promising in Ohio
While meteorologists can often not even accurately forecast the next day’s weather, some try each summer or fall to predict how severe the winter will be in the various regions of North America.
One
Mike Schoonveld: Old doesn’t always mean big when it comes to lake trout
Have you ever caught a big ol’ fish? Probably not.
I fish a lot and I’ve caught several exceptional specimens. They might have been big, but they probably weren’t remarkably old. Big and old
Major League Fishing angler indicted for fatal boat crash
A Georgia man has been indicted on manslaughter charges in Alabama after an April boat wreck during a professional fishing tournament killed three people and injured two others.
Flint Andrew Davis, 22, was indicted
Michigan Fishing Report – October 22, 2025
The rain kicked the steelhead bite into high gear here.
Pro Fishing Tip of the Week: Mix it up for muskies in mixed-up water temps
With the unstable weather in Minnesota this month and varying water temperatures, muskie fishing for many has been iffy at best.
And while the top-line predators have started to slowly move back into the
Minnesota Mixed Bag: North Metro Ice Show comes to Ramsey this weekend
The 5th annual North Metro Ice Show is set for another two-day run – Oct. 25-26 – at the Adrenaline Sports Center in Ramsey.
Lake Erie’s Western Basin perch fishing has been tough despite high abundance
For anglers who heeded the Ohio Division of Wildlife’s advice to target “Erie Gold” in the Western Basin after the surface temperatures climbed over 75 degrees and reduced spiny water flea densities, there have only
