Fishing
Green Bay/Peshtigo Area Fishing Report – January 23, 2023
Where they’re seeing fishing activity and what’s being caught.
New York Conservation Council seeking funding, support with sporting community less involved
As it enters its 90th anniversary year, the New York State Conservation Council, which since 1933 has lobbied for legislation and policies that support hunting, fishing and trapping opportunities in the state, could use a
Spent Christmas trees going to work as fish habitat in Ohio
The Wayne National Forest in Ohio has a particularly creative Christmas tree tradition: recycling local communities’ live Christmas trees to build homes for fish.
Here are some solutions to typical problems that arise traveling on ice
Traveling on ice can be treacherous, particularly if there is slush or deep snow. If you drive a truck, snowmobile, or ATV into such a place, you may spend your day trying to get unstuck
New York Fishing Report – January 19-27, 2023
There are challenges for anglers, but fish are being caught.
Reasons aplenty to get off the couch and into the fish house
I like to call this time of the season the midwinter lull – that time of year when big game fish become rather lethargic and seem to suffer from a severe case of lockjaw. Through
A reel review: In-lines have their place in ice fishing
For this angler, I wouldn’t get too excited about the in-line reel system. If you are a shallow-water angler, I would recommend it.
‘Get a job’ suggestion led to fishing career for Illinois guide
I asked Trevor James what drove him to become a fishing guide. He responded: “I was sitting on a dock with my dad, and he looked at me and told me, ‘Son, you’ve got to
Size makes a difference when targeting walleyes with jigging spoons
Not all jigging spoons are created equal. How spoons are manufactured – and their weight – determines their rate of fall and how we’ll fish them.
Whether a spoon is stamped, poured, or cast
