Fishing
Commentary: Funding to pay for Ohio river gauges is of ultra-importance
In addition to recreational fishing, I’m also a newly-appointed tournament director for a local division of a national bass fishing circuit. I’m a longtime volunteer with Cleveland Metroparks and other area parks services where I
Ground broken on boat launch along Pennsylvania’s Schuylkill River
Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission Executive Director Tim Schaeffer, state Rep. Jacklyn Rusnock, D-Berks, and local officials gathered at Pioneer Grove Park in Muhlenberg Township, Berks County, on May 22, to break ground on a
Two new members join Michigan Outdoor Hall of Fame
With legacies spanning more than 50 years each, it would be hard to find two individuals more closely associated with their respective fields of outdoor expertise than Al Stewart and Richard Smith. Now both have
Metro Area Fishing Report – June 1, 2025 – video
The weather continues to keep us guessing and it’s made establishing a pattern fun to say the least.
Vacationing in New York? Here are three Hudson Valley State Parks to visit (and fish) this summer
Even with the roughly 19 different fishable reservoir systems that feed drinking water to the citizens of NYC, there are still many more options for outdoor enthusiasts to wet a line or sit on stand
Bluegill fishing is the perfect way to introduce youngsters to angling
For those looking to introduce youngsters to the joys of angling, bluegill fishing offers the perfect gateway. This hardy and plentiful fish is ideal for beginners, providing plenty of excitement with minimal equipment and a
Glenn Sapir: Bubblegum pink plastic worm has earned its reputation as a bass-catching favorite
When the bass harvest season opens on June 15 in New York, I can predict which lures I will have tied on my line. I will have four spinning outfits ready to go, each with
Steve McComas: Who’s smarter, fish or anglers? Examples might surprise you
It’s an age-old question: Of fish and fishermen, who’s smarter? A recent magazine article stated that salmon have an IQ of 130.
Darn. That’s smarter than me. Maybe it’s because salmon are full
Is an electric pickup right for the hunter, angler? Here’s what to consider from the ‘Big Three’
Anyone reading online chat rooms regarding the feasibility of using electric pickup trucks for hunting, fishing or trapping might wonder if the day could ever come where an electric rig could replace a good ol’
