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Paint Creek’s spillway offers best fishing on this southwest Ohio lake
Paint Creek Lake in Highland and Ross counties in southwest Ohio is unique in that it drains a huge watershed.
The 1,148-acre lake, just outside of Hillsboro near Greenfield, was created in the late
Look to Little Pine State Park for big fun in north-central Pennsylvania this fall
Taking in nearly 2,200 acres, Little Pine State Park is hardly small. But it sometimes loses a little definition, surrounded almost entirely as it is by the 147,000-acre Tiadaghton State Forest.
But this is
Wilson can be a walleye angler’s best friend in Minnesota’s Lake County
But Wilson Lake, located 11 miles northwest of Schroeder, just isn’t that diverse. Nope, this Lake County body of water is all about walleyes.
Striped bass remain focus at Cedar Lake in Illinois’ Jackson County
Curious anglers are eager to see what DNR has learned from a striped bass tagging program that was initiated at Cedar Lake in 2023.
The 1,750-acre water in deep southern Illinois has long been
Pharaoh Lake is a multi-use wilderness in the Eastern Adirondacks
New York’s Adirondack mountains may not seem as desolate as other parts of the country, or even Canada for that matter. But tell that to a wilderness hunter, angler or backpacker who spends their time
Big Green Lake’s smallmouth density one of highest in Wisconsin
At more than 7,900 acres with a depth of 236 feet, it’s safe to say Big Green Lake probably holds more water than most Wisconsin lakes. That water is home to one of the state’s
Minnesota’s Dead Lake is alive with fishing action for panfish, bass in Otter Tail County
If you wet a line in Minnesota on a regular basis, you’re probably well aware that Otter Tail County is loaded with exceptional fishing lakes. There are lakes of all sizes and varieties throughout this
Alcona County’s Hubbard Lake is a Michigan angler’s paradise
A thriving walleye population combined with a fantastic smallmouth bass fishing, healthy perch and rock bass fisheries, and an opportunity to occasionally tangle with a hefty northern pike, or a feisty rainbow or brook trout,
Ohio’s Pymatuning Reservoir at high point right now for fish variety
Right now is as good a time as any to be an angler on Pymatuning Reservoir.
That is according to Curt Wagner, fish management supervisor for the Ohio Division of Wildlife in Akron.