More than 35 million walleye eggs are expected to be collected this spring from a section of the Muskegon River, with young fish hatched from those eggs eventually being stocked in Michigan lakes and rivers
Solomon Curtis, of Zanesville, is known as Sol, Bass Curtis, and even councilman Curtis when attending meetings of the Ohio Wildlife Council.
However, what he is becoming best known for is introducing young people
As Lenten season arrives and people make fish a greater part of their diet, some find that there are picky family members who insist that grocery store processed fish sticks are served instead of taking
Because I’ve lived relatively near the Little Juniata my entire life, and because I fished the river coursing through Pennsylvania’s Blair and Huntingdon counties so many times over the years, I’ve long been aware of
Recently, the outdoor press has raised concerns about reforms the Trump administration has proposed to the National Environmental Policy Act. Mostly, articles have highlighted the potential for negative impacts to fish and wildlife conservation. Not
On the south end, overall, the walleye and sauger bite has been good. Some anglers are reporting more fish moving closer to shore and becoming more active – a pattern that often develops as we
This is a method that takes a little more care, but delivers a better end result.
Ice fishing season has been put to sleep with the warmer weather and people are grabbing their open-water equipment. Plenty of walleyes are being caught, especially on the Missouri River.
Brown trout are the talk across the area.
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