While many anglers are chasing trout, bass and crappie, May is also a great time to catch bluegill and redear sunfish.

As we build to a full moon, as opposed to leaving a full moon, currents and tides ramp up, which excites the quality fish in our waters.

Opening day coming Saturday, May 3, in Wisconsin and true spring fishing (when the weather cooperates) settling in around ...

Bluegill fishing is often action-packed ... bluegill readily eat live crickets and various earthworms. The local tackle shop is a good starting point for bait, but if time permits, involving ...

Yard sale season is in full swing with this great weather. Yard and estate sales are a great way to acquire fishing gear at a ...

Local anglers are often after saugeye, catfish and bass. And one of the best places to catch them is where the rivers meet.

Registration has begun for a beginner warm-water fishing workshop by the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish in Roswell ...

The Badger State's latitude also brings a richness of fish species not found in most others. Cool-water fish such as muskellunge, northern pike and walleye are native to our lakes and rivers. But so ...

We must ban trawlers in inland waterways. And North Carolina is the only state on the east coast that still allows gill nets.

bluegill, catfish, crappie, walleye and yellow perch. The workshop will cover casting, fish identification, fishing techniques, equipment and gear, knot tying, and rules and regulations.