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Don’t overlook Pennsylvania State Game Land 128 this fall
Sometimes you find a gem in an area where you never expect it. That is the case with a smaller tract in the southwestern part of Fulton County.
State Game Land 128 is intersected
From eater walleyes to muskies, Lake Plantagenet has the goods in Minnesota’s Hubbard County
Any discussion that involves talk of quality fishing opportunities in the Bemidji area has to include Lake Plantagenet. This 2,531-acre lake is part of the Schoolcraft River system, which includes other highly regarded fisheries such
Illinois DNR survey captures first blue cat in Carlyle Lake
The southern Illinois reservoir continues to produce a strong crappie fishery. DNR’s 2025 survey produced 26 crappies per hour, with more than half of the catchable fish of white and black species exceeding 10 inches.
A tract that’s much more than two ‘Fingers’ in western New York
It makes perfect sense that fishing is the main attraction in the sprawling Hemlock-Canadice State Forest, given that the two Finger Lakes are part of its 6,849 acres.
So, yes, anglers flock to both
Big Butternut Lake boasts walleyes, bluegills, bass, pike in northwest Wisconsin
Talk about fishing in western Polk County and most thoughts might turn to the bigger lakes like Balsam, Half Moon, Bone, Deer, Wapogasset, Lower Clam and Clam – and for good reason. Well, Big Butternut
Pine Lake shrugs off winterkill and keeps on producing
There’s a lot of habitat that seems well-suited for waterfowl hunting surrounding Clearwater County’s Pine Lake. While the lake itself is more than 1,200 acres in size, Pine’s physical features also look like they would
Upper Herring Lake offers western Michigan bass anglers a legitimate fall option
Bass can be widely distributed through the vegetation, but cooling water often triggers more active feeding.
Findlay Reservoirs support walleyes and saugeyes in northwest Ohio
An angler could do much worse than the pair of reservoirs at Findlay in northwest Ohio.
The latest offering at Findlay are saugeyes, which have been stocked over the past several years to go
Lily Lake: one of Pennsylvania’s really good northern pike places
They’re native to parts of Pennsylvania, now available in additional places thanks to stocking, grow to big sizes and – let’s be honest – are just flat out cool looking in a fierce kind of