Fishing
Spoon-fed walleyes keep Erie anglers on their toes
“I would say that 80 to 90 percent of my walleye fishing is on spoons,” Hegedus told me recently while we were catching them in about 25 feet of water.
Channel cats are becoming much more common catch on Lake Erie
As has been reported by several charter captains, local anglers, and then experienced first-hand in mid-July by this reporter, the channel catfish population in Lake Erie has swelled to numbers too big to ignore.
August is prime time for king salmon in Lake Michigan
It cracks me up when I see a Midwest regional magazine with no story about fishing for salmon in their August issue.
How can you not think of salmon in August? Most refer
Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission board takes steps to protect wild brown trout
The Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission is taking a new approach to a dozen streams that are managed for both stocked and wild trout, and they hope the measure appeases anglers who fish for both.
Green Bay/Peshtigo Area (Wis.) Fishing Report – July 31, 2023
Heavy fishing activity was observed in this area this week, with boating anglers targeting walleye and yellow perch.
Metro Area Fishing Report – July 31, 2023 – video
Some unstable weather this week and some changing patterns. We developed some confident baits, though.
Tips for walleye success during the dog days of summer – video
Brian Brosdahl talks about what he does to have more success during the dog days of summer while chasing walleyes. Specifically, he touches on presentations, locations, night fishing and the answer to the age old
Striped bass are feeling the stress of warmer water in the Chesapeake Bay
Chesapeake Bay anglers are facing a stark future — a future in which summertime fishing for striped bass, once a hallmark of bay fishing, may become a distant memory.
A century ago, fishing for
Survey shows Michigan steelhead anglers satisfied with fishery
Michigan steelhead anglers are pretty satisfied with the state of the fishery according to a recent mail survey conducted by the Department of Natural Resources. And the DNR is glad to hear it.
“Most
