Fishing
Bob Gwizdz: Never leave fish to find fish
One of the benefits to being a journalist is you have access to people who know stuff.
Regardless of your job, you are generally dealing with folks who are on their game – the
Metro Area Fishing Report – March 2, 2025 – video
Another warm week ahead but the fish continue to bite.
Michigan Outdoor News Fishing Report – March 1, 2025 – video
Despite warmer temps, still some good ice fishing taking place. Here’s where.
Outdoor News Fishing Report – March 1, 2025 – video
Ice fishing prospects were stubbornly hanging on in some parts of far northeast Ohio but weather conditions are changing fast. It won’t be long before open water is the only game in town again.
Commentary: Ohio’s Columbus National Fishing Expo never disappoints
My February has meant the National Fishing Expo for the last several years. I represent Ohio Outdoor News as I sell subscriptions for the company. However, the Expo has become more than a three-day job
March fishing in Michigan can mean great late-ice opportunities
March is a fickle month for Michigan anglers. Supposedly, it begins with winter-like conditions and ends as a harbinger of spring.
That’s not usually the case. When we have a real Michigan winter like
What is lake ice made out of? There’s more to it than you may realize
What is lake ice made out of? The easy answer is frozen water, but there’s more to it.
At the beginning of winter, the first ice is primary ice (skim ice). It’s thin, and
Wisconsin’s Winnebago sturgeon season closes with some big fish registered
The Winnebago system sturgeon spearing season closed after running the full length of the season with some space left on the harvest caps.
On the last day, Lake Winnebago gave up seven juvenile females,
Wisconsin Mixed Bag: National Fresh Water Fishing Hall of Fame conducting youth writing contest
The National Fresh Water Fishing Hall of Fame, of Hayward, has received $25,000 from the Outdoor Journalist Education Foundation to conduct an annual writing contest for kids ages 12 through 15, according to Emmett Brown,
