Fishing
Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission releasing channel catfish across state, blues in Ohio River
A few readers recently contacted Pennsylvania Outdoors News concerned that the Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission is stocking invasive flathead catfish into the Susquehanna River.
Mike Parker, communications director for the agency, dispelled the
Maumee River project in Ohio teems with possibilities
A golden opportunity – well, at least a tantalizing possibility – exists to open up perhaps 30 more miles of the Maumee River to downstream fisheries at the Grand Rapids-Providence dams through a project to
Orleans County (N.Y.) Fishing Report – August 15, 2023
“off-shore fishing has gotten spotty but still great catching. It is mid-August, after all.”
Lake of the Woods Fishing Report – August 15, 2023
Drifting spinners with a two hook harness and a crawler continues to be very good. Gold, gold/red, gold/pink continue to be good colors.
Northern Wisconsin Fishing Report – August 15, 2023 – video
Some good smallmouth fishing in this area, with crappie fishing starting to perk up.
Ohio Insider: Ohio Division of Wildlife law enforcement administrator hangs up his badge
Ohio DNR Division of Wildlife Chief Kendra Wecker called him her “rock” within the agency during a recent casual conversation I had with her.
Whom she was speaking of was Ken Fitz, the Division
Sept. 1 is near, and Ohio outdoor users soon have many options
It started in 1968, waiting for squirrel season to roll around. I might as well be waiting for Christmas. Never did I imagine that there would be a dove season someday. The same for Canada
Daiwa to launch new PROREX XT musky rods
As more than 1,000 anglers converge on Eagle River, Wis., this weekend for the 37th annual National Championship Musky Open, they will be among the first to check out Daiwa’s new PROREX XT musky rod
Commentary: Just how much technology can our fisheries withstand?
I’m concerned that technology, primarily the use of electronics, has greatly altered the way many people fish. Consequently, I believe that fish management and our game laws are not keeping pace with these advancements, thus
