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Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) is partnering with Texas Tournament Zone (TTZ) and the City of Austin Parks and Recreation Department and Watershed Protection to install fish habitat structures assembled out of brush into […]
This Report is brought to you by PA Great Lakes Region tourism with additional sponsorship from Wiegel Brothers Marine and Gamma Fishing. We answer the question: “What’s biting in the lakes, streams and rivers of […]
Biologists in state fisheries agencies have stated that underutilized catfish populations exist in smaller creeks and rivers from Virginia to Texas. Catfish can live in any water but cold streams at high elevations. These fish […]
If you hunt, fish or backpack out west, having enough water is a serious issue. You’ll be sucking dry air and will need to consume a lot of water. Years ago we’d throw a canteen […]
Recent stories have created lots of interest in how to not get lost in thet woods and, more importantly, what to do if it happens. Being lost might seem like an unlikely concept, given that […]
For a while now, I’ve been wrapping my own fishing rods. I’m not knocking the rods that are produced for the mass market, but there are certain things that I want in a rod. So […]
The Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission (PFBC) today announced that two independent laboratory tests have confirmed a malignant, or cancerous, tumor on a single smallmouth bass (SMB) caught in the middle Susquehanna River
Muzzy, the leader in bowfishing equipment, has announced the introduction of the new Alcatraz 3-barb fishing point. Designed for maximum hold in retrieving soft-flesh fish, the new Alcatraz is smaller and lighter than most traditional
West Marine, one of the world’s largest waterlife retailers, yesterday announced its 2015 “Deck Out Dad” promotion. This Father’s Day, West Marine is looking for the dad most in need of a waterlife makeover. By […]
When you think about trout fishing, Kansas does not pop into your consciousness right away. This program of stocking trout into deep former strip mining pits has produced some quality angling. In 2014 one Kansas […]
Radians, Inc., a manufacturer of quality personal protective equipment, is pleased to announce their entry into heat stress management through their new Arctic Radwear™ cooling line that includes Headbands, Head Shades, Cooling Towels, and Neck […]
We live in an age where marine electronics, whether for open water or ice fishing, are commonplace. We hear about their uses and advantages all the time, but we seldom hear about the batteries that […]
Let’s face it. Boat position is a chore no matter the type or size of rig, but wetting a line from a kayak brings its own challenges. When the water’s over waist deep, two indispensable […]
Dirt roads and cypress trees lead to the Midwest’s most untouched bass fishing waters. The eerie silence is broken by the tail splash of a trophy bass and your heart beating out of your chest […]
The National Fish Habitat Partnership has unveiled its list of 10 “Waters to Watch” for 2015, a collection of rivers, streams, estuaries, lakes and watershed systems that will benefit from strategic conservation efforts to protect, […]
A recent trip to Parsons Kansas revealed some laid-back, enjoyable, fun fishing. The town of 11,000 people has a great, revitalized main street. An F3 tornado hit the town in 2000 so there is a […]
Contrary to the myth, recreational boating is a solid middle class lifestyle. About three in four boat-owning households earn less than $100,000 combined income each year, so saving money for boating families is important.
Ticks are a part of nature. If you plan to get outside, chances are you could come in contact with one and even get bit. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, ticks […]
Proposals to simplify trout rules, boost panfish populations on roughly 100 lakes statewide and bring consistency to some fishing regulations on Wisconsin waters bordering Minnesota gained approval Wednesday from the Wisconsin Natural Resources Board.
This old gal is aging gracefully! Kazuki Kitajima landed this 9 lbs, 2 oz beauty on Lake Butler in Orange County. Remember that each approved TrophyCatch submission nets 10 extra chances in the Phoenix Boats […]
Bowfishing, the ultimate combination of bowhunting and sight fishing, is the next big thing, and you can get in on the action with Archenemy™ gear. This brand new line of bowfishing equipment is for those […]
Yes, just when we thought we had gotten rid of the “gill nets” it appears that there is a bill in the State of Alabama making its way to approval putting them back in the […]
With FEMA’s Hurricane Preparation Week upon us (May 24-30), waterfront towns and boating businesses are learning how to better prepare their local boating community. In the aftermath of 2012’s Superstorm Sandy, orphaned boats littered
Boaters will find a myriad of uses for Davis Instruments’ MiniShockles. From securing light objects to safely strapping down cargo for an extended journey, these innovative devices make life on the water easier and more […]
The Chesapeake Bay watershed includes 3.5 million livestock, among them beef and dairy cows, swine, horses, goats and sheep. More than half of those are cattle, which too often can be found standing in streams.
One hour made all the difference at the Toyota Texas Bass Classic. Up until the final hour of the event, the TTBC was all about Jason Christie, who had lead wire-to-nearly wire up until that […]
One of the most difficult things we carp anglers face is being able to cast our rigs accurately onto a tight area such as a gravel bar, a hole in the weed or any other […]
This year, Mother’s Day falls on May 10th – at a time when boaters around the country are gearing up for the long-awaited summer boating season. Spring is when most owners are busy launching, inspecting […]
Aaron Martens, hot off his second place finish on the Sacramento River, has added the Picasso Shock Blade to his arsenal. Martens’ deal with Picasso covers the newly released Shock Blade vibrating jig. “I love […]
The three happiest days of the week for America’s 12 million recreational boat owners and the annual kick-off of the summer boating season. Hundreds of thousands of recreational boat fuel tanks will be filled over […]
As the fishing turns into summertime patterns, the need to size your baits properly will never be stronger. There is no doubt in my mind that we are trending toward a time of year that […]
The 155 miles of Rock River that flows through Illinois from the Wisconsin state line to near Rock Island on the Mississippi River divides into three basic habitats for fish. They are tailwaters below dams, […]
Darl Black and I see one another fairly often most years, being invited to many of the same media events. Many, if not most, of those events center around fishing, but most are pretty structured,and […]
Made in the USA from premium high density balsa wood, the Bass Craft Pop N Walk delivers incredible topwater performance and versatility. Walk it or chug it, no matter how you fish it, the Pop […]
I was fishing with my friend Mike Gottheardt on Sturgeon Bay of Lake Michigan in Wisconsin recently. It was on this trip that I re-remembered why netting the fish that’s on the end of your […]
Boat stewards will be deployed at 14 new locations and 11 new decontamination stations will be available across the Adirondacks this summer as part of a collaborative program to prevent the introduction and spread of […]
Despite the fact that topwater fishing is not always the most efficient technique for catching them, the adrenaline rush associated with surface strikes is still the ultimate bassin’ thrill! Also, at times during the post-spawn […]
One of the most important factors for consistently catching fish is boat control. When you’re at the mercy of the wind, presenting a lure at the right speed and depth can be a challenge whether […]
Ancient giants still lurk in the deepest Oregon haunts. Growing to more than 10’ in length and weighing up to 1,000 lbs white sturgeon are a huge fish to catch. So why not catch one […]
Under the banner of its Work Boots on the Ground conservation program, the Union Sportsmen’s Alliance and a team of union volunteers will hold three Take Kids Fishing Day events in Wisconsin summer, two of […]
Angler Lee Novotny caught and released this beautiful rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) on February 19th while fly fishing the Clearwater River in Idaho, USA. It took the experienced angler nearly 30 minutes to subdue the […]
Fishing is a numbers game for Bryan Thrift, and the numbers are clearly in his favor. Thrift’s fishing style is to hit as many spots as possible in a given day to try and put […]
In an era when exotic hull designs and the newest replacement for time-proven materials come and go, discriminating coastal and deep-water anglers appreciate the overbuilt and eminently seaworthy Ocean Master 336 CC.
A new state record for white sucker was set by Joshua Wegner of Bath, NY who caught a five pound eight ounce fish from Cold Brook (Steuben County) on April 14, state Department of Environmental […]
A report released on Monday by the California Coastal Conservation Association and the American Sportfishing Association (ASA) demonstrates that banning traditional fishing tackle will have a negative impact on fishing participation,
I was at the Walleye Classic at the Cabela’s stores in Owatonna and Rogers Minnesota recently. I presented a walleye seminar at each store and spent a good amount of time talking with anglers about […]
Wild Atlantic salmon populations were once abundant in the United States as far south as the Housatonic River in Connecticut. Atlantic salmon were an important food source that was highly sought after by Native American […]
Twila Gates, from Marianna, established a new Florida freshwater fishing record with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) this month. Her catch of a 1-pound, 5.6-ounce (1.35 pounds) flier on May 9 from […]
Better Bass Fishing provides a look at the “big picture” of bass fishing. In addition to how-to information, it reveals secrets for becoming a better bass angler through scientific knowledge on bass biology and the […]
The Lake News Reported 1st. It is perhaps the catch of a life-time for eighty-four-year-old Bill Schroeder of Paducah. Yesterday he landed a Silver Asian Carp that weighed 106 pounds and was 4.5 feet long. It […]
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