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Lake Ontario’s salmon stocking will increase
The New York Department of Environment Conservation made the announcement at a recent meeting of the Lake Ontario Fisheries Advisory Panel in January. The increase will bring New York’s stocking to just under one million

Pennsylvania’s Northern Tier a treat for trout anglers
There are dozens of leased cabins, in various conditions of aging, throughout the state forests in Pennsylvania’s Northern Tier, and those who use them for trout fishing in the spring are just as important to

Steelheading warms a wintery day on Michigan’s Pere Marquette River
I fish out of Pere Marquette River Lodge as often as I can, so when proprietor Frank Willets called recently and said he had a day off (he and his top-notch crew of guides are

A go-to plan for fishing the Appalachian Hills in Ohio
This rugged territory is not your interstate highway to a paved boat ramp belonging to a state park complete with a parking lot full of painted lanes for pickup trucks towing fancy bass boat on

Minnesota DNR seeks input on fisheries management plans in Grand Rapids, Duluth areas
Comments and suggestions from the public are important in identifying angler values and social considerations to include in plans.

Jigging winter walleyes on the river – video
Cracking a few mid-winter walleyes on the river, fishing jigs with both minnows and plastics. Here’s how it went down.

Green Bay/Peshtigo Area Fishing Report – February 6, 2023
Fishing successes reported on and around Green Bay.

At five decades-plus, Pittsburgh fly-fishers club still going strong
This inclusive club isn’t a novel concept. It came from across the pond. Using the Fly Fisher’s Club of London, England, as a model, legendary fly-fishermen Vince Marinaro and Charlie Fox spawned an offshoot, creating

Fight looms in New York against invasive fish found in Hudson River
The round goby is one of the biggest threats to New York waters, particularly Lake Champlain, and DEC lists round goby as a prohibited invasive species in state regulations.
Native to Europe and Asia,