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Three generations catch three muskies — on the same day!

You’ll be amazed by this young child’s skill with a spinning rod and reel.

Any parent who loves to fish knows that nothing beats watching their son or daughter catch a big fish.

Alligator gar are a rare, special game fish that can live up to 90 years — and they can be huge!

Three generations share the boat to make a special memory on Father’s Day 2024.

Zeke is bass fishing with his dad, and the pair are surprised by what attacks Zeke’s lure.

This fishing video is less than 30 seconds long, but it’s been viewed 13 million times in the last year. It’s worth your time!

You don’t need a fancy boat and thousands of dollars in high-tech electronics to catch fish, even muskies. And these young anglers from Wisconsin prove it.

If you dropped your phone in frigid deep water while fishing and needed to dive to retrieve it, would you do it?

Top-of-the-food-chain predators such as muskies and big northern pike aren’t as elusive as you might think. Here’s a four-step game plan for success.

This is the best feel-good fishing story of the summer.

Recent high school grad Cayden Hutmacher is on a quest to catch all 63 fish species recognized by the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources.

You’ve never seen a big bass video like this one before. It’s the author’s favorite fishing clip of summer 2023.

During 2020, a surge in youth, female, Hispanic and African American fishing participation supported record numbers of anglers.

When COVID-19 is finally in our rearview mirror, you’ll probably want a change of scenery. The author has a suggestion: A Gulf of Mexico family —and fishing! — vacation destination south of Tampa Bay, Florida, on Anna Maria Island.

Do you dream of taking your young son or daughter on their first fishing trip to Canada? Here are seven suggestions on how to help the adventure run smoothly.

Zebco’s new campaign Catch On is aimed at luring millennials and youth into fishing.

Theodore Roosevelt’s words continue to inspire young outdoorsmen and women a century after his death.

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.