Fishing
Orleans County (N.Y.) Fishing Report – March 4, 2025
As anglers have hit the Oak just recently after the last spate of water, they have hooked up on some fresh steelhead. Some legit big fish are reported, too.
Lake of the Woods Fishing Report – March 4, 2025
The bite has been good in most areas, and ice conditions are among the best in recent years.
Illinois DNR seeking summer instructors for urban fishing program clinics
Illinois DNR is looking for Urban Fishing Program instructors to lead summer fishing clinics at locations in a dozen counties around the state.
The fishing instructors selected for the popular program are considered to
Dave Zeug: Lessons in civility, etiquette needed on Wisconsin’s Brule River
As the 44-mile-long Brule River’s fame and appeal spreads across the country, pressure on the storied river has increased over the years.
Unfortunately, this popularity and the actions of a few anglers has resulted
Osceola ice fishing team wins high school’s third Wisconsin state title
The Osceola Chieftains ice-fishing team won its high school’s third Wisconsin Interscholastic Fishing Association State Championship on the Mississippi River in La Crosse during the Feb. 14-15 event.
The WIFA held its state championship
Minnesota’s Urban Ice Anglers sees first-year challenges, rewards in getting kids ice fishing
Karl Erickson is on a mission. As founder and executive director of Urban Ice Anglers in Minnesota, he’s working furiously to take 10,000 kids ice fishing. In one season.
Along the way, he aims
Court denies Unkechaug Indian Nation fishing rights for “glass” eels in New York
On Jan. 28, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit found that the “Andros Order,” a 1676 agreement between Edmund Andros, then the Royal Governor of New York, and the Unkechaug Indian Nation,
Wisconsin Fishing Report – March 3, 2025
Anglers fishing out of here reported having success catching whitefish in 65 feet of water by using plastic jigs.
Gretchen Steele: It’s time for all outdoor groups to work together
I’ve been dismayed for some time about how divided outdoor lovers and recreationists have become. It’s done nothing but get worse. Social media has failed us in this arena; instead of being used to bring
