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Stocked walleyes boost bite on Littlefield Lake’s fishery in Michigan
Littlefield Lake in Isabella County has a reputation as being tough to fish.
It’s a deep lake with lots of steep drop-offs close to shore, and limited aquatic vegetation so traditional fishing areas are
Pennsylvania’s Weiser State Forest good deer hunting destination
If your idea of public forests is tens of thousands, or maybe even hundreds of thousands, or unbroken acres, this isn’t that.
Though not the smallest state forest in Pennsylvania, Weiser State Forest is
Resthaven Ponds offer variety of fish species in northwest Ohio
For anglers looking to fish for largemouth bass and bluegills, there’s a hidden gem of ponds in northwest Ohio that offer multiple options for fishermen.
The 13 ponds at the 2,272-acre Resthaven Wildlife Area
Sharp anglers know Knife is walleye, panfish destination in Minnesota’s Kanabec County
Located a few miles north of Mora in Kanabec County, Knife Lake is one of the area’s more popular fisheries with local anglers. With the Knife River flowing in and out of it, this 1,266-acre
Large flatheads liven up fall sampling at Carlyle in Illinois’ Clinton County
DNR’s fall sampling of Carlyle Lake provided catfishermen a trio of reasons to be pumped about future excursions to the 24,580-acre lake.
The public lands of the recently updated Tug Hill East Unit in New York
In October, the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation finalized a Unit Management Plan for the Tug Hill East Unit. The area covers a total of 22,886 acres of public lands spread out amongst
Where to go for big crappies in Wisconsin? Try Windigo near Hayward
The Hayward DNR fisheries team ran a quick spring electrofishing survey along four miles of Windigo Lake shoreline on June 6, 2021, to take a look at largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, and bluegills. The team
Find fall-stocked trout in Pennsylvania’s Deer Lakes Park waters
Allegheny County owns nine parks. Two offer fishing. Of those, North Park gets the lion’s share of the attention, as not only the biggest park in the system overall, but the one with the largest
Acton may be one of finest bass lakes in Ohio
“It’s mostly channel cats – you rarely ever see a flathead there,” Brown said. “It’s about an average catfish lake. It’s what you would expect for a lake like that.