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The State of California, now in the fourth year of a historic drought, is parched. But in the north of the state, at the bottom of the reservoir behind Shasta Dam, lies a big drink […]
Is it fall yet? Temps over the weekend were borderline sweltering. Most creeks, streams, and rivers are very low, clear, and warm. And even though the trees in the hills are starting to show blots […]
Since the 60’s this body of water has hosted a variety of Salmonoid that provide fishing action year around. As the different species migrate along the coast of Chicago the action heats up. It is […]
Steelhead, Salmon, and Trout Flies of the Synthetic Era. With over fifteen million people in the United States who describe themselves as fly-fishing enthusiasts, Fusion Fly Tying: Steelhead, Salmon, and Trout Flies of the Synthetic […]
Trolling does not have to be a drag. Ideal for salt and freshwater fishing with a 6-25 lb. test line, Davis Instruments’ Fish Seeker enables users to choose their trolling depth from 5′ to 80′ […]
To address concerns over an unstable rainbow trout population in northwest Arizona’s Lees Ferry, a coalition of conservation and sportsmen’s groups and Marble Canyon fishing guides has submitted a list of recommendations to the federal […]
The Scott County Conservation Board is pleased to announce that on October 17th at 1030 a.m., approximately 2,000 Rainbow Trout will be released in Lake of the Hills. There will be 200 trout that will […]
Financial management may seem an unlikely source of strategies to save a wild population of salmon from extinction, but a group of NOAA Fisheries researchers is using a key financial lesson to restore Central California […]
IGFA: Russian angler Yuri Orlov potentially set the new men’s 2 kg (4 lb) line class record for the majestic taimen (Hucho taimen) while fishing Russia’s Arui River on May 24th. Orlov was casting a […]
Well, the trip odometer hit the 2,000-mile mark this evening, and I’ve not yet made a cast. Tomorrow, we will fish all day, and I’m really looking forward to sampling both lakes and streams in […]
Salmon are famous for boldly fighting their way upstream to spawn. But their trip downstream as young smolts is no less heroic. In the case of Atlantic salmon, many must pass through or around dams, […]
Quilcene National Fish Hatchery lies in a narrow valley on the east side of Washington’s Olympic Peninsula on Highway 101 two miles south of Quilcene and at the confluence of the Big Quilcene River and […]
Scientists from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and the Alaska Department of Fish and Game partnered with the Yukon Delta Fisheries Development Association to study the diets, health, and seasonal cycles of juvenile […]
Is there a fish the Kinchou won’t catch… Not that I have found! Ran the Kinchou behind two colors of lead core behind TX22 planer board in 120 feet of water on lake Michigan and […]
By Jeff Samsel. One of the toughest parts of our trip occurred today while Asher and I drove from Dry Run Creek to the Rebel Lure Company headquarters. We went right past the White River, […]
By Jeff Samsel, “I hope we at least see some trout,” Asher said for the third time about 2 hours into our long ride from North Georgia to Arkansas’ Dry Run Creek.
Jeff Samsel: A major appeal of the Rebel Trout Trek – the cross-country trout fishing journey I’ll soon be making with my 10-year-old son Asher – is that we’ll mostly be fishing waters that neither […]
While fishing the Baltic Sea, out of Rugen, Germany, on April 10th, angler Joachim Ochmann caught this 16 kg (35 lb 4 oz) Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar)
Kelly Flaherty of Priest River, Idaho, has set a new state record for the largest tiger trout caught in Washington, the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) confirmed today. The 53-year-old angler caught the […]
Coho salmon are one of the 28 salmonids federally listed by NOAA on the U.S. west coast. They are known for their anadromous life style, in which breeding and hatching of young take place in rivers and as […]
This is the first film in a series called «Diaries», which is directed and post-produced by ArcticSilver’s eminent filmmaker, Joachim Korsgaard Bruun. We’re proud to present a film that breaks the mold, makes a difference, […]
A fish carcass clogged an intake pipe at Rock Creek Hatchery, shutting off the flow of water to a raceway, killing 400,000 spring Chinook pre-smolts. These fish were to be released directly from the hatchery […]
How often to you think anglers miss opportunities catching trout because of the lack of stealth? The more educated trout populations are in a stream, river or lake you’re fly fishing, the more important it […]
Though every kayak angler I meet is different with unique stories and talents, I have found a common trait; if they had not yet caught a salmon from Lake Michigan in their kayak, they have […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
Spring-run Chinook salmon may once again return to their historical habitat high in the Sierra Nevadas. An evolving agreement between government agencies, water agencies, and environmental groups is setting in motion efforts to return threatened
It’s mid-May and spring is now (at last) in full swing. So are the many community groups, First Nations and others getting ready for a busy season of conservation work on local rivers. For 2015, […]
It with great excitement that I’m able to announce the 2nd annual “Celebrate Fishing Show and Sale”. This event will be on Saturday June 13, 2015 and will run from 10:00am – 4:00pm. At the […]
Fly fishing anglers need to study the fish, their eating habits and the habitat where they find the trout. Doing so will lead to enjoyable and successful fishing pursuits. Thanks to the aggressive stocking program […]
While the period between ice fishing and open-water action puts some anglers in limbo, it’s actually one of the best times of the year to wet a line for a variety of winter-weary trout, including […]
Sponsored by Rebel. America’s national parks hold some of the country’s most coveted fishing territory. Many of these parks’ streams and lakes—rife with rainbow, cutthroat, and brown trout among other native and non-native species—are inaccessible […]
The Baxter Bulletin reported 1st: Calvin Johnston has one heck of a fishing tale to tell after the Olathe, Kan., man landed the third largest brown trout ever caught in Arkansas on a recent fishing […]
It’s the same old song and dance every spring for crappie fishing guide Kyle Schoenherr. The crappie waltz up shallow and Schoenherr hustles right into the bushes with them. Like a well-choreographed dance, the crappie […]
The season for Missouri trout park fishing is open. River banks are wall to wall with anglers early in the season and on holiday weekends. Then the crowds gradually disappear. But the fishing for these […]
Here in northwestern Pennsylvania it’s the time of year when you take advantage of whatever outdoor opportunities present themselves. If something is in season and the weather decides to cooperate, you jump at the chance […]
Fishing for Midwestern trout is usually a little different than in western or eastern waters. This is due to the fact that most Midwestern trout are hatchery raised and often found in ponds as opposed […]
Tulsa World Reported 1st: A Sallisaw Middle School teacher and self-taught fly fisherman likely is holder of the new state-record rainbow trout for Oklahoma — and it is an accidental fish at that. Paul Glover […]
To many the idea of fishing a fee pond is like fishing a swimming pool. To them it is not even fishing. To others fee fishing is a necessary addition to their fishing scene. Who […]
Three men charged with killing about 150,000 trout at the Armstrong Fish Hatchery say they didn’t intend any harm. Still, police estimate the damage to the McDowell County hatchery at $150,000. Jack Brown, 23, Gabriel […]
Classic trout fishermen typically throw very small flys. The reason they can do it is that trout are sight feeders and their vision is very acute. Conditions dictate that fisherman to use certain flys. Just […]
Transport of Lime Part of Effort to Mitigate Effects of Acid Rain and Create Hospitable Habitat for Brook Trout in Bear Pond. As part a collaborative effort to mitigate the impact of acid rain and […]
A Kansas man has reeled in “the big one” while on a fishing trip to north Arkansas. Last week, Calvin Johnston, who lives in Olathe (according to his Facebook page), caught the third largest brown […]
This winter has been a good one for steelhead anglers in Idaho; especially on the Clearwater River. Catch rates have been as low as five hours per fish, which is considered excellent for the hard […]
It might surprise most fly fishers to find out that the number of fellow anglers in this country is not growing by leaps and bounds; in fact it is hardly growing at all. It is […]
A public hearing on an emergency rule designed to support recovery of lake trout populations in Lake Superior will be held by the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources on Feb. 16 from 5 to 9 […]
Not all species may suffer from climate change. A new analysis shows that Dolly Varden, a species of char common in southeast Alaska, adjust their migrations so they can keep feasting on a key food […]
While many factors have affected the salmonid populations in California’s Central Valley, a driving factor is the presence of large dams. As dams have been constructed over the past century as much as 95% of […]
When a shipment of new apparel arrived at Simms headquarters last spring bearing long-sleeved shirts that didn’t match any of the colors in the company’s catalog, Simms employees found a way to turn the vendor […]
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