CHICAGO (WLS) -- An invasive fish that's getting dangerously close to the waters of Lake Michigan, is slowly finding a new ...

A research team at the institute started a project to tackle the problem in 2009 and identified the key gene, from 1,600 candidate genes, to control the growth of the fish's intermuscular spine. After ...

Over at Newton-Le-Willows on Sunday saw a very competitive set of anglers joining up for Sundays open on the canal at Newton.

For many anglers, the common carp is a trash fish, literally. They think of carp as living in the mud, something they catch by accident, and when they do, it ends up in the trash or compost pile.

"There's just a lot of variables that come into play when you have that heavy current, a bridge, and a big fish hooked on a ...

Merritt Reservoir is reporting northern pike being caught along the western shorelines near the dam and along the dam. Big spinnerbaits are the ticket for these fish. Walleye are active along the weed ...

Rafal Wlazlo reeled in a 45 pound 8 ounce common carp from Lake Lillinonah, according to the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection’s Connecticut Fish and Wildlife division. Wlazlo ...

A problem fish. The backstory: The Lake Minnetonka Conservation District launched this pilot program to allow nighttime carp fishing as yet one more way to tackle what’s become a major problem.

UK angler David Knock caught the huge fish at Euro-Aqua Lake, a private pay lake in Hungary that's well-known among European carp anglers.

But IGFA is unlikely to recognize it—Baker tells Field & Stream—because it was snagged and not hooked with conventional tackle. Baker's carp weighed 118 pounds, 10 ounces.

Top Carp Rigging Tips: Hooks, Dough Baits, and Hair Rigs. You might think your girlfriend is sensitive, but she’s got nothing on carp! For a big, bulky fish, carp are surprisingly dainty feeders.

Many a lunker smallmouth bass revealed itself to actually be a drum a minute or so after a hookset. There’s no denying the fighting ability of drum, as well as their size. Each year we catch several ...