Why should someone who has devoted a fair portion of his life to coldwater conservation for the past 44 years be “forgiven” for fishing with lures? Most TU members don’t understand this concept. To them,
Boaters are reminded that they are required to wear life jackets from Nov. 1 to April 30 when in boats less than 16 feet long and in all canoes and kayaks. The Pennsylvania Fish &
Central Region Buckeye Lake (Fairfield, Licking, Perry counties) – With water temperatures falling, anglers are doing well catching crappies, channel catfish, and bluegills, according to local reports. Anglers are trolling Flicker Shad for saugeyes, but
Great Eight LAKE MILLE LACS With water temperatures dropping rapidly, tullibees should start moving onto the shallow rocks and muskies should be there as well. Look for rocky areas in 6 to 18 feet to
A healthy career, marriage, and network of friends and colleagues leads Tim Lesmeister to the Little Falls-based Minnesota Fishing Hall of Fame.
Among other things, winds have also been blamed, with strong east winds pushing salmon out of their staging areas in September. If so, where did they go?
A New York angler caught a potential state record tiger muskie earlier this month. But he wasn’t of a mind to keep the fish. “Look, I wasn’t going to eat it. I love these fish.
Council approved the use of three lines per person while fishing on Ohio’s portion of Lake Erie, including areas immediately upstream in creeks, rivers and tributaries, as well as the western and eastern units of
Rivers Conservation and Fly Fishing Youth Camp to accept early applications in Pennsylvania.
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