Fishing
Wisconsin Mixed Bag: DNR to hire 10 new game wardens, accepting applications through May 7
The Wisconsin DNR expects to hire up to 10 game warden recruits this year and is accepting applications through May 7.
The recruits will begin training next January or April, depending on the applicant’s
Ohio Outdoor News Fishing Report – April 26, 2024 – video
The river walleye spawning runs on the Maumee and Sandusky rivers is mostly finished and the white bass have moved in.
Michigan Outdoor News Fishing Report – April 26, 2024 – video
Walleye bite going strong on fisheries in this region.
Green Bay produces giant 56-inch muskie for Wisconsin angler fishing for walleyes
A Northwoods angler headed to Peshtigo for Green Bay’s spring-run walleyes instead latched onto a fish he didn’t expect to catch – a 56-inch muskie that bottomed out a fellow angler’s 60-pound scale.
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Warm water, temps to welcome Wisconsin anglers for 2024 fishing opener
Open-water conditions all around Wisconsin are looking a little different from a year ago at this time.
Thousands of anglers across the Badger State look to begin their 2024 hook-and-line fishing opener on lakes,
If you’re fishing one of Minnesota’s ‘Great Eight’ walleye-fishing destinations this spring, here’s what to know
On Four Mile Bay and the Rainy River, from May 11 to Feb. 28, 2025, the bag is six fish, and no more than four may be walleyes; walleyes 19.5 to 28 inches must be
Mississippi River’s Pool 2 in Minnesota: A “phenomenal fishery” in an urban setting
You never know what you’re going to encounter on the mighty Mississippi River, especially as it meanders through Minnesota’s Twin Cities.
Consider Pool 2 – a 35-mile stretch from the Ford Dam in St.
It’s going to be an awesome Minnesota opener, just ask Mr. Walleye
Fresh Water Fishing Hall of Famer “Mr. Walleye,” Gary Roach, will turn 87 on Aug. 3. When you consider that his mother was probably on the water with a fishing rod in hand while carrying
Four trout waters to try in northeast Pennsylvania this year
Now that it’s getting more springlike, waters in the northeast corner of Pennsylvania – including those in the Poconos – put their best foot forward.
Here are some bigs and smalls that might interest
