Watching the national bass and walleye tournament fishing scene flourish has been extremely gratifying for the author, who is emceeing the inaugural Blackfish Classic in July.
Would mean catch-and-release for spring fishing season on Rainy River and changing winter regs to match those of the open-water season, with two less saugers to help protect that population, and the changes would go
The Michigan DNR confirmed a new state record black buffalo on June 12. The fish, a member of the sucker family, was taken by Brandonn Kramer of Muskegon, Mich., at 11:30 p.m. on Friday, May
The fishing and hunting report is compiled using reports from conservation officers, hunting guides and fishing guides. North Chain: The walleye action is really hot right now. Fishermen have been reporting good catches in Pistakee
While bass to the north of our state take a longer time to grow big, and some fish in southern states reach large size much faster, we here in the middle are pretty good at
Western New York After a bit of northeast wind, Lake Ontario saw fish scatter. Yes, fishing suddenly became a bit more difficult after a month that was often spectacular. Despite the tougher conditions, the Buffalo
AMERY AREA Largemouth bass and sunfish are hitting on the shorelines in 2 to 4 feet at Lake Wapogasset, Butternut Lake, and North Twin Lake. Minnows are producing walleyes in 8 to 12 feet during
Not only will the trout benefit, but also the watershed in its entirety, including the anglers who call it home.
Great Eight LAKE MILLE LACS East – Walleyes continue to be caught throughout much of the lake, with slip bobbers and leeches producing fish on the mid-depth rocks and points during low-light periods. Live-bait and
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