Throughout the United States, 21-27 May 2011 is “National Safe Boating Week (NSBW). During National Safe Boating Week and throughout the boating season, anglers should remember to practice safe and responsible boating. Always wear a life jacket and be alert … Continued
Stocked trout carrying whirling disease were released by the State’s Department of Natural Resources (DNR) into Maryland streams during spring 2011 stocking efforts. Maryland DNR has confirmed the presence of whirling disease in a delivery of 8,000 commercially produced rainbow … Continued
Catching bluegill sunfish is a great way to get started in freshwater fishing. Bluegill are one of the most common freshwater fish in North America and are enjoyable to fish for. Although many anglers release their catch, these small panfish … Continued
The Western Native Trout Initiative, a National Fish Habitat Partnership, is offering a new grant program for small, local conservation projects that benefit native trout. The 2011 Small Project Funding Program offers $3,000 to qualifying trout fishing clubs, watershed councils … Continued
When crappie fishing, choosing the correct lure color can make the difference between a busted trip and a successful day. Most anglers are aware that crappie can be quite finicky when it comes to lure color. Top crappie lure colors … Continued