Louisiana draws down six waters this fall to slow salvinia
Louisiana wildlife officials are lowering five lakes and one complex this fall to slow giant salvinia; drawdown windows are now set.
Lackawanna Lake drawdown starts as dam rehabilitation begins
A drawdown of 198-acre Lackawanna Lake began this week as construction starts on the 69-foot dam and fishing rules have been eased.
Michigan launches Great Lakes whitefish rescue this fall
Michigan will collect spawning Great Lakes whitefish this fall backed by $350,000 in state funding and Great Lakes Fishery Trust dollars.
Kentucky Fish and Wildlife recaps June regulation amendments
Kentucky Fish and Wildlife published a recap of administrative regulations that took effect in June 2026, including Otter Creek changes.
West Virginia blue catfish weight record set at 72.75 pounds
WVDNR certified a new state weight record for blue catfish at 72.75 pounds and 48.15 inches, caught on the Ohio River in Jackson County.
Oregon yelloweye rockfish fishery to reopen after 25 years
Oregon commercial fleets can keep yelloweye rockfish in 2027 for the first time since 2002 under a small allowable landing.
Bassmaster Elite 2027 schedule set, Florida opener Feb. 11
The 2027 Progressive Bassmaster Elite Series will run nine events from Feb. 11 through Aug. 22, opening on Lake Okeechobee.
Summer Anglers in Detroit Adapt Tactics to Heat and Sunlight
As the summer sun intensifies across Detroit, anglers seeking to reel in their catch are finding that traditional approaches often fall short. The warmer water temperatures and increased daylight push many fish species to seek refuge in cooler, lower-light environments. This shift requires a strategic adaptation of fishing tactics, focusing on early morning and late […]
Choosing Your Detroit Fishing Adventure: Bank, Kayak, or Boat
Planning a successful fishing excursion in and around Detroit requires anglers to match their strategy to the available resources and personal preferences. The choice between fishing from the bank, a kayak, or a boat significantly impacts the experience, influencing everything from cost and complexity to the potential catch. Bank fishing offers a straightforward entry point […]
Choosing the Right Fishing Line in Detroit: Braided, Fluorocarbon, or Monofilament
Anglers casting lines into the waters of Detroit, whether on the expansive Detroit River, the smaller lakes within Belle Isle Park, or the broader expanse of Lake St. Clair, face a fundamental choice: braided, fluorocarbon, or monofilament fishing line. Each type offers distinct advantages and disadvantages, influencing everything from lure presentation to the ability to […]