
Record crowds and a rare repeat at Bassmaster Classic
Alabama angler goes back-to-back in Bassmaster Classic; Minnesota’s Feider 18th.

Alabama angler goes back-to-back in Bassmaster Classic; Minnesota’s Feider 18th.

Back in 1976, Bill and Pat van Camp moved to the Riverside section of Buffalo and decided to open a bait and tackle shop – Big Catch on Niagara Street. They had $500 and bought

Lake also saw closures last open-water season. But according to the DNR, the lake’s spawning walleye population has improved from last year, so no mid-season closures are planned.

Considering piscatorial uncertainties like … Can walleyes and other species learn? What are the most common angling mistakes? And what is “fishing history”?

After a 13-percent increase in attendance in 2017, an all-time high, the Wisconsin Fishing Expo (WFE) continued its upward attendance swing with another 9-percent increase for the 2018 event, held Feb. 23-25. In addition, the
Central Region Alum Creek Lake (Delaware County) – Anglers are fishing mostly around the spillway to pick up a few stray saugeye and some crappies. Word is that the Vib-E bite is going strong. As
Anglers are reminded that walleye season ends March 15 and will reopen May 6. Anglers also are reminded that all trout-stocked waters will remain closed to fishing from March 1 until 8 a.m. on the

Genetically screened steelhead will replace Kamloops in effort to bolster fishing opportunities and protect steelhead.
SOUTHEASTERN LP Lake St. Clair The ice is shot on Lake St. Clair. Some anglers are fishing off private docks around the mile roads and catching decent numbers of perch and panfish. Anglers must have
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