
Taste of the Wild: Easy Baked Fish
A fresh take on the old fish fry.



It was likely just a matter of time before the North Dakota state walleye record fell. After all, bigger walleyes than the 15-pound, 13-ounce fish caught in 2018 by Neal Leier on the Missouri River

The ice is all but gone from waters across the state. And the fishing? Depends on the species and fishery you’re targeting. Check out what’s what here.

Ice fishing has ended in southern Michigan, but continues in the northern Lower Peninsula and Upper Peninsula.

The primary purpose of the lift is to capture sturgeon.

Walleyes in early stages of river spawn runs. On inland waters, crappies are the name of the game.

Early spring crappie fishing is heating up, especially on lakes such as Blue Marsh, Foster Joseph Sayers, Hammond, Ontelaunee, Wallenpaupack, Wilhelm, Glendale, Cross Creek, Green Lick, Kahle, Keystone, Stevens, Wilmore, Wilma, Mammoth and Briar Creek.

It’s been a crazy week of weather as the ice fishing season has come to a close in eastern South Dakota. But there’s an open-water option that might be worth considering.
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