Fishing
Michigan Wildlife Council spreading positive conservation image of hunting, fishing
A campaign to educate the public on the importance of hunting and fishing for wildlife management is making significant progress, with messaging shifting this year to focus more on the benefits of outdoor experiences. <br
Topwater Time: Three lure styles every fall angler should possess
While many outdoors-minded folks switch from fishing to hunting as fall arrives, there is a compelling reason to not winterize the boat quite yet. As the longer, cooler nights start to lower the water temperature
Trout on the New York, Vermont border: Walloomsac River has become a gem
For anglers who like to fish for trout and are in the vicinity of the Walloomsac River, it is a 16.5-mile stream that flows through both New York and Vermont, and is a tributary of
The panfish of late summer and how to catch ’em
In the world of a crappie or bluegill, late summer can represent the best of times. Food availability is at its peak, and while the metabolism of panfish predators is also at a seasonal high,
Three cures to help you catch muskies after summer cold fronts
Easing the boat into the narrow bay, I could sense our fishing success was about to change.
Through five hours of fishing under cloudless skies we had raised only a single, lazy muskie, but
Lake Erie/Western New York Fishing Report – August 25-September 1, 2023
The overall walleye bite here has been good, but recent winds have fish a bit more scattered.
Twin Cities to host Backcountry Hunters and Anglers’ 2024 National Rendezvous
Montana-based Backcountry Hunters and Anglers announced today that its 2024 North American Rendezvous will take place at the Minnesota State Fairgrounds from April 18-20, 2024. It’ll be the first time that the event will happen
Michigan DNR takes ‘holistic’ approach to pike, muskie management
The Michigan Department of Natural Resources has refined when and where to apply more restrictive pike regulations, and it has improved brood stock for muskellunge stocking, officials recently told the Natural Resources Commission.
Ohio loses a pair of fishing legends in “Bud” Gehring, Elmer Heyob
Within the past month, the angling community lost a couple of well-known Ohio outdoorsmen.
While each were avid and successful deer hunters too, they were both more widely known for their fishing knowledge
