A large swath of the country is at risk of moderate to major flooding this spring, from northeastern Montana through western Wisconsin following the Mississippi River south to St. Louis, National Weather Service flood experts are forecasting. NWS has released … Continued
Beginning the week of March 7, the annual trout stocking of Oregon’s north coast lakes will resume. A number of lakes are scheduled to be stocked with legal size (about 8-10”) rainbow trout. Hebo Lake is back on Oregon’s trout … Continued
Fishing around lily pads (spatterdock) can be challenging, but productive. Spatterdock, commonly known as lily pads, yellow water lily, cow lily, or pond lily is a type of aquatic plant is found throughout Eurasia and North America. Spatterdock occurs in … Continued
Fishing prospects look bright this year for chinook in Washington’s ocean waters and the Columbia River, according to preseason salmon forecasts released at a public meeting in Olympia. Opportunities for anglers also look good in Puget Sound, where coho and … Continued
Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department reminds anglers that regulations passed in 2008 restricting the harvest, sale and use of baitfish are still in effect, and more important than ever in protecting the health of Vermont’s fish populations. Shawn Good, the … Continued