Sturgeon for Tomorrow is seeking volunteers to join in its effort, in partnership with the Michigan Department of Natural Resources’ Law Enforcement Division. The organization works to protect lake sturgeon, a fish species that is threatened in Michigan and rare … Continued
“Where are the fish?” and, “Why won’t the fish take my fly?” are among the most commonly asked questions by beginner and novice fly fishers. And until now, the answers have not been that easy to work out. A new … Continued
Maryland’s 2011 Hickory shad run has begun. Recreational fishing for these acrobatic fish should continue until mid-May. “Now is the perfect time to fish Hickory shad,” said Tom O’Connell, director of the Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR) Fisheries Service. … Continued
According to biologists with the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources, anglers who like sauger, white bass or muskellunge might want to plan a trip to the Kentucky River this spring. In March, population sampling on the Kentucky River … Continued
Brook Trout and the Writing Life is a memoir by author Craig Nova. In the work, the writer intermingles tales of fishing, family and writing in beautiful detail. Revealing, bitter-sweet, often humorous, his work will appeal to anglers, fathers, daughters, … Continued