The Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission recently released its 2026 stocking schedule to distribute about 3.2 million trout in 684 streams and 130 lakes across Pennsylvania.
In addition to trout raised at state fish
Perch fishing was good here, with the best catches reported during the week and slower fishing over the weekend.
The classic one-two punch continues to produce: run an active jigging rod to draw fish in and trigger strikes, paired with a deadstick and live minnow set 6 inches to a foot off bottom for
Ohio cuffs and collars are field reports from the Division of Wildlife. These reports are from the Feb. 13, 2026 edition of Outdoor News.
Back in the fall when the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) made its winter forecasts, the NOAA Climate Prediction Center offered the usual ambiguous predictions that are not much better than a coin toss.<br
When and where will it stop? Not anytime soon, I’m afraid.
What I’m talking about is the continued fracking of state lands in Ohio. The most recent decision by the state’s Oil and Gas
On Thursday, Feb. 6, the Minnesota DNR issued a statement explaining that the electronic licensing system will come online in the spring of this year in a two-phased approach.
The first phase will allow
There’s fishing, there’s catching and then there’s keeping. The best waters have enough fish of reasonable size to allow anglers the chance to do all three.
Chapman Lake in Chapman State Park is once
While the sight of a frozen river or stream may look pretty, the Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission recently warned people to stay off of moving bodies of water that have frozen this winter.
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