
Mentored events to kick off 2017 Pennsylvania fishing
Now in its fourth year, the popular program provides adult mentors with an opportunity to take kids fishing before the traditional rush of the regional and statewide opening days of trout season.

Now in its fourth year, the popular program provides adult mentors with an opportunity to take kids fishing before the traditional rush of the regional and statewide opening days of trout season.

In 2016, total nearly double the number of fish recognized just two years earlier.

New or modified regulations established for various fish species and methods of take.

The first rainbow trout release is scheduled for Friday, March 3, at Adams Lake in Adams County, and rainbow trout releases will take place across Ohio from March 3-May 21 as long as areas are

Reasons why 56 percent of women decline to renew fishing licenses from year to year are among the questions posed to business professors and students to study.

An ice fishing diversion produces a quick limit of fish for a Minnesota angler willing to make his own hard-water luck.

It’s an exciting time and, if nothing else, I usually learn something by browsing through the regulations.

There are times when I’m downright proud to be a sportsman and this day was surely one of them.

A look back at bass tournaments gone by.
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