Fishing
Gov. Evers catches biggest walleye in history of Wisconsin’s Governor’s Fishing Opener
Wisconsin’s 2023 inland fishing season “officially” opened at the 57th annual Wisconsin Governor’s Fishing Opener in the Price County town of Phillips May 6.
Anglers and local tourism officials gathered to open the new
Minnesota’s Opener 2023 provides ample chances to “Get the net!”
Something that’s often missing from articles and videos about “take a kid fishing” is the ability to successfully net a fish for your fishing buddy. Actually, that’s a skill most how-to fishing articles overlook, but
Daiwa to introduce new Ardito muskie travel rods at Indiana Muskie Classic
Along with again supporting this weekend’s 25th annual Indiana Muskie Classic organized by the Muskies, Inc. Indiana Chapter, Daiwa’s on-site crew will also showcase its soon-to-be-available Ardito Muskie travel rods during evening activities at the
New York Mixed Bag: DEC Announces New Marine Fishing Regulations For Black Sea Bass And Scup
A mix of outdoor stories published in the May 19, 2023 edition of New York Outdoor News.
Minnesota’s muskie egg take marks 36th year on Lake Rebecca
Staffers from the Minnesota DNR West Metro fisheries office began the annual muskie egg take on Lake Rebecca early this month. It started on May 1, and the process typically requires a week or more
Removal of two Saranac River dams will help New York salmon
The Saranac River will have improved access for spawning landlocked Atlantic salmon later this year with the removal of remnants of two dams that impede migrating salmon and other fish.
The remains of the
Fishing is heating up in northern Wisconsin – video
Smallmouth, largemouth, walleye, panfish and pike are all being caught shallow and hungry.
Metro Area Fishing Report – May 14, 2023 – video
Chatting about the opener, showing off some new rod/reel setups, and recapping another great week on the water.
Minnesota DNR navigates complex North Shore relationship on the Knife River
Shary Zoff has a dam problem.
“This area used to be a little lake,” Zoff said, gesturing toward a patch of clumpy brown grass.
As she hesitantly moves her feet, Zoff steps through
