Fishing
‘Potentially very good news about the current status of invasive carp …’
Invasive carp compete with native species for food and habitat, so a healthy and diverse fishery is a positive sign.
A new Pennsylvania walleye record?
On a recent fishing outing, this Pennsylvania angler first caught an 18-inch sauger and then a 27-inch walleye – it weighed 9-1/2 pounds. “I was ecstatic about that,” he said of those two fish, likely
One-walleye winter bag limit set on Mille Lacs
And a four-walleye bag limit – up one from last winter – is set on Upper Red Lake.
Final days of open-water 2021: It’s big predator fish season
“Tackle” Terry has seen prime fishing this late fall period, including for thick smallmouth bass.
Top lure and bait options for autumn crappies and bass
A late summer and turnover means a terrific fall bite for two of the region’s favorite gamefish: bass and slab crappies.
Alaska’s vanishing salmon push Yukon River tribes to brink
For the first time in memory, both king and chum salmon have dwindled to almost nothing and the state has banned salmon fishing on the Yukon.
This angler’s math might be off, but fishing prowess adds up just fine
Miscalculations can be costly in fishing tournaments. But for this Billings, Mont., teenager, a competitor on the National Walleye Tour, a math snafu provided only some unexpected theater – and a moment he’ll never forget.
DNR says common carp fish kill caused by KHV
The Michigan DNR has completed its investigation of the common carp mortality on Lake Orion in northeast Oakland County that occurred in mid-to late July. With the assistance of the Aquatic Animal Health Laboratory at
Fishing a Lake Erie walleye tournament
Strategy is key for fishing a tournament. While catching a big fish is certainly a plus for your daily total, consistency for bigger fish is what really makes a difference at the end of the
