Excavations in sediments have long been identified as being made by green sturgeon and white sturgeon in Washington state’s Pacific Ocean estuaries and Atlantic sturgeon in the intertidal mudflats of the Bay of Fundy, New
Diehard anglers catching walleyes, muskies, and crappies. Here’s the Minnesota fishing and hunting report on Oct. 28, 2026.
Anyone interested in harvesting a lake sturgeon from Lake Winnebago during the 2027 sturgeon spearing season must buy their license by Oct. 31.
Hot weather keeps more anglers than normal on the water. Here’s the Minnesota fishing and hunting report on Oct. 21, 2026.
OK, I’ll admit it: I’m utterly fascinated with the ODNR Division of Wildlife’s efforts to recover lake sturgeon populations in their historical haunts here in Ohio.
So, when I spoke to Eric Weimer, fisheries
Michigan lawmakers are considering tougher penalties for illegally taking or possessing lake sturgeon, a threatened fish commonly targeted by black-market poachers.
State Rep. Cam Cavitt, R-Cheboygan, introduced House Bill 6409 following a summer incident
On Sept. 30, some 300-plus students from Clyde, Fremont Ross, Gibsonburg, New Riegel, Old Fort, Genoa, Port Clinton, Woodmore, Margaretta, and Zanesville high schools and Heidelberg University gathered on Ohio’s Sandusky River near Fremont to
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation Region 8 Bureau of Fisheries will be stocking lake sturgeon in the Genesee River at the Port of Rochester, 4630 Lake Avenue, Rochester, Monroe County, on Wednesday,
Fewer anglers out, but walleyes and crappies are biting. Here’s the Minnesota fishing and hunting report across the state on Oct. 7, 2026.
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