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Big bluegills can be had in Minnesota! Here’s how to catch them
Walleyes will always be my favorite fish to catch through the ice, but this season I’ve had a banner year locating and catching big bluegills. Catching good numbers of bluegills isn’t a big deal, but

Charges dropped in 2022 spearing incident as New York DEC meets with members of tribal nations
State Department of Environmental Conservation officials met recently with representatives from several Indian Nations to try and hammer out an agreement concerning the controversial issue of fishing, hunting, trapping and gathering rights for Indians on

North Dakota Fishing Report – March 3, 2023 – video
It is March and the ice conditions are still very good. With more stable weather heading in, expect the walleye and perch bite to only keep getting better this month.

Twin Cities Area Fishing Report – March 3, 2023 – video
There’s still plenty of snow on the area lakes, plenty of strong ice, accesses are in excellent shape (as of today), and the fish are biting. Not seeing much for “late ice” patterns yet –

Good trout waters await in Pennsylvania farm country; here’s how to fish them
About 20 cows stopped dead in their tracks and looked at me like I was wearing a bad Halloween costume.
After they stopped, my rod tip was still vibrating so I bore down and

Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission approves stocking on three Class A stream sections
A Class A water is defined as a stream that supports a population of naturally reproducing trout of sufficient size and abundance to support a long-term and rewarding sport fishery.

DNR reminds Minnesota anglers of upcoming deadline to remove shelters from the ice
All litter must be removed from the ice.

No summer walleye closure on Lake Mille Lacs in 2023
The Minnesota DNR announced on March 2 that no July closure or live bait ban is planned during the upcoming open-water fishing season. Harvest adjustments are possible if conditions warrant.

Michigan’s Becoming an Outdoors Woman program leader thrives on outdoors experiences
Despite being born in the heart of wild country in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula and surrounded by friends and family members who hunted and fished, Michelle Douglas didn’t form a meaningful connection to the outdoors until