Black bass and Great Lakes musky seasons are open, enticing more anglers on the water. The fishing community lost a couple of ...

Sports’ Big Fish Summer continues to roll on in its first week of the season. Presented by Valley Wholesale Bait & Tackle, ...

It is the kind of fishing experience that makes lifelong memories – regardless of age. That was certainly the case for six young anglers from Schuylkill County taking on Lake Ontario about the charter ...

" Hello folks, We were fishing down on the shore for those brown trout. Our set up consisted of roe bags and a T-Turn swivel to let us fish tangle free! We started fishing for brown trout at the crack ...

We're on the Niagara River fishing for Lake Trout and Brown Trout! I'm geared up with Stingnose Peanut Bunker jigging spoon tipped with an eye drop (the eyeball bait). It was an incredible day fishing ...

Brown trout are inherently aggressive eaters, and they’re typically not afraid of a big meal. On days when they don’t seem to be feeding on the surface, tie on a streamer and don’t think twice.

Historically, brown trout responded well immediately following good flow years like 2018 through 2020. Instead of following the trend, the decline is steeper than ever in the last few years.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife is calling the 2025 Blue Mesa Lake Trout Tournament a “banner year” and said it was the best tournament since it began in 2020.

From trolling spinners for weed walleye, to swinging streamers for big browns, to frog fishing for summer bass, these are the 3 top stories on Fishing on SI.

Resident licenses cost $25.47, a trout permit costs $12.47 and a combination Trout Lake Erie permit runs $18.47. The agency also offers multi-year licenses and discounted licenses for senior citizens.

Panelists participated in Deer Lodge Wednesday in a discussion about the dramatic decline in brown trout numbers in the upper Clark Fork River and identified possible influences driving the plummet.

The acquisition of a parcel of land in Sempronius is being cheered as a "critical" part of protecting public water supplied by Owasco Lake.