More than 60 years ago when I began perch fishing with my dad and grandfather, the standard operating procedure was to use a wire spreader with two snelled hooks, each baited with an emerald shiner.<br
The oldest conservation organization in New York has been under the same leadership for more than a decade, but that is changing.
Chuck Parker, who has guided the New York State Conservation Council as
The roster of 100-pound fish pulled from the Mississippi River at Alton, Ill., continues to grow, much like the massive blue catfish that attract anglers from across the country.
A team competing in the
A windy week on Devils Lake, with fall fishing just getting into full swing.
Anglers here are doing well on suspended crappies, as well as catching a few catfish on cut bait, and hybrid striped bass by trolling near bait balls in low-light hours.
Tthe timing is right for king salmon and brown trout to start showing off the piers at harbor mouths here.
White bass biting in the south, walleyes best bet in north. A look at the Illinois fishing report on Sept. 13, 2024.
Wisconsin DNR fisheries team members from the Park Falls and Hayward offices have been doing some lake sturgeon work in Sawyer, Price, and neighboring counties for several years now, and have found these large, old
The Wisconsin Natural Resources Board (NRB) will meet in-person to consider rulemaking documents at 8:30 a.m. Wednesday, Sept. 25, at the Food + Farm Exploration Center in the Ag Grand Hall at 3400 Innovation Drive
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