Fishing
Pennsylvania Game Commission approves real estate deals
Pennsylvania game commissioners, at their July 10 quarterly meeting, approved the following land acquisitions:
Metro Area Fishing Report – August 9, 2026 – video
Definitely some similarities in fishing patterns and behavior, but we’ve made some slight tweaks and implemented some additional options.
Tim Lesmeister: How the ‘what3words’ app puts me in my place outdoors
When I pulled into my son’s driveway in Cooper Landing, Alaska this past June, he was already loading his SUV with camping gear. I told him we would be joining him the following day and
Steve Sarley: Jim Tostrud is an artist – on the water and on canvas
I know I have said this before, but I sure wish the state of Illinois would annex the part of Wisconsin south of Route 50.
Wow! I can hear those keyboards pounding away as
Al Lindner: Strange summer conditions in the Midwest forcing anglers to adapt
This season has been an odd one, to say the least. In all my years, I’ve never seen weather patterns quite like this – and not just in Minnesota, but all across the Midwest.
New York Fishing Report – August 7, 2026
There has been an uptick in muskellunge catches here recently. Anglers often target muskies along weed lines by trolling large stickbaits, or by casting stickbaits and bucktail spinners.
New bass regulations for Ohio on the table
The Ohio Division of Wildlife is proposing to simplify statewide regulations for bass fishing, eliminating split bag and slot limits on fish in certain lakes and reservoirs.
The proposed regulations set a 12-inch size
Four hot and easy August fishing trip options for Minnesota anglers
August Fishing. Hot sweaty days, high humidity, and fish that are going crazy everywhere.
There are dozens of awesome fishing opportunities this time of the year, but here are four quick-and-easy fishing trips that
Pennsylvania agencies coming to grips with open fields decision
The recent landmark Pennsylvania Supreme Court decision – ruling that warrantless searches of private property by state game wardens and state waterways conservation officers violate the state Constitution – may have far-reaching consequences.
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