
New York’s statewide fishing report on July 21, 2025
Bass and pike continue to bite as summer turns the corner. Here’s a look at the New York fishing report on July 21, 2025.

Bass and pike continue to bite as summer turns the corner. Here’s a look at the New York fishing report on July 21, 2025.

The key word this week – adapt.

For many, a career as a game warden might sound like a dream job. A life spent outdoors, checking fishing licenses and keeping hunters safe and catching poachers. For most the job goes far beyond

Learn when to use each retrieve, why they trigger bites, and which swimbaits and gear setups work best with each one.

It wasn’t long ago when if you walked into a mom-and-pop bait shop in the Upper Midwest, you’d see a plus-sized northern pike mounted on the wall. A faded, stuffed pike was almost as ubiquitous

Anglers have been doing well fishing for brown trout on this famed fishery.

We’re in our mid-summer patterns now. As for the bite, the Great Lakes a good place to start.

Wisconsin’s hunters, trappers, and anglers will likely have mixed reactions to the new state budget that was hurriedly put together by the Legislature’s Joint Finance Committee (JFC) and signed by Gov. Tony Evers on July

Fish have settled into predictable summer patterns. Here’s a look at the Wisconsin fishing report across the state on July 18, 2025.
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