Fishing
Ready to take on the mighty Ohio River? Keys to targeting multiple species
Deceiving at face value, the Ohio River is the biggest, baddest river of them all. You can never be sure what is on the line. A bag of three to five species is common. The
Bet on these four stocked trout streams in Pennsylvania for fun fishing
The emphasis at this time is on the put-and-take fishery, and these waters can provide a lot of fun.
The southeast has three end points – the large waters where these streams eventually empty.
Wisconsin’s conservation open houses set for April 3-6 with virtual spring hearings coming up
The DNR and Conservation Congress will unveil a new concept in public interaction in preparation for the annual spring fish and game hearings with 72 open houses – one in each county – the week
Ohio Outdoor News Fishing Report – March 31, 2023 – video
The walleye spawning runs on the Maumee and Sandusky rivers in northwest Ohio are at their peak right now and the fishing has been fantastic.
Minnesota DNR policy bill addresses state’s elk herd, WIA use, ground blinds
The Minnesota DNR’s policy-related bill was discussed by members of the House Environment and Natural Resources Finance and Policy Committee on March 22. The bill (HF 2564, authored by Rep. Rick Hansen, DFL-South St. Paul)
Wisconsin Hall of Fame fishing guide Dave Dorazio remembered after death at age 69
One of Wisconsin’s most legendary places, the Chippewa Flowage near Hayward, lost a little of its luster with the passing of famed fishing guide Dave Dorazio.
Dorazio grew up at what was known as
Dead Colt Creek, Ransom County
Map courtesy of North Dakota Game And Fish Department.
Threat to Lake Champlain looms as New York, Vermont fight invasive round goby
The biggest threats to Lake Champlain’s game fish, including Champlain’s markedly improved lake trout populations, may not come from well-known pests such as lamprey or alewives but instead from a small, non-native fish that has
Catch the lunkers of Neshannock Creek in Pennsylvania this spring
Neshannock arguably ranks among the top five trout streams in northwest Pennsylvania and should be considered in the top two dozen trout fisheries in the entire state.
The 2.3 mile-long, Delayed Harvest, Artificial Lures
