Fishing

Want to get started in ice fishing but don’t have clue where to begin? Pull up a chair — class is now in session.

A muskie is known as the “Fish of 10,000 Casts,” but sometimes that math is lost on a young angler who doesn’t pay attention to such statistics.

We don't often glorify bass fishing with a fly rod, especially when it's on a farm pond. But we should. Here, we talk Wooly Buggers and retrieves.

An Iowa landowner trades deer-hunting rights to a Michigan family for access to a prime fishing hole. Nice idea, except it was illegal.

Bluegills, crappies and several other types of “panfish” are only fun to catch — they're good to eat! Learn how to properly clean panfish and end up with tasty, boneless filets every time.

A 30-pound catfish noodling catch that went viral has earned this 19-year-old college student a TV show on an online hunting channel.

John Proctor qualified for the 2016 Bassmaster Classic by the most challenging route, through a two-season process of qualifying through the B.A.S.S. Nation.

Anglers competing in this week’s 2016 Bassmaster Classic in Oklahoma are expecting a slugfest.

Recently motivated son attempts to re-release famous fishing lures on the market.

The South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks Department is debuting an option that allows people to have their small game, fishing or trapping license scanned directly from their smartphone.

North Dakota's Game and Fish Department over the past two years has stocked more than 20 million walleye fingerlings in lakes in the state.

Maine officials say the money generated from the sale of hunting and fishing licenses, ATV registrations and the moose hunt lottery has increased by more than $700,000 over last year.

North Dakota's walleye population instantly soared by 10 million thanks to the single largest stocking program in state history.

Kids and adults both take aim at a weekend full of bow fishing. Participants had the opportunity to learn the unique art of bow fishing as part of a mentor program and in a competition.

Fishing from kayaks has grown by leaps and bounds, and the sport seems to become more mainstream every day. It's so popular, last year's Ride the Bull Kayak Fishing Tournament in south Louisiana attracted 732 anglers.

About 130 lakes are scheduled to receive a share of 9 million fingerlings, small, young fish, in the coming weeks.

That paper fishing and hunting license will soon be as old school as fishing creels and metal deer tags.