Mar 18
Owen Vincent, 8, cast his line in the early morning sunlight and it landed with a small “plink” on the wet ground in front of him.
Original post by TCPalm
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Mar 18
Police are investigating a burglary in Seaford which saw carp worth more than 1,000 netted, along with hundreds of pounds worth of fishing equipment.
Original post by Eastbourne Herald
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Mar 18
Two weekend blitzes by the Ministry of Natural Resources enforcement team resulted in a number of ice fishing charges recently.
Original post by Muskoka Today
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Mar 18
A construction forklift moves steel as new elevated hopper tanks take shape at J.B. Anderson Peanut & Grain Co.
Original post by Statesboro Herald
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Mar 18
A construction forklift moves steel as new elevated hopper tanks take shape at J.B. Anderson Peanut & Grain Co.
Original post by Statesboro Herald
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Mar 17
Part of being a successful fishing guide is reading your clients. Some anglers are content with two or three bites a day, provided they come in backwater ponds from visible redfish.
Original post by NOLA.com
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Mar 17
Dwight Engelhardt of Bangor drills holes in the ice on Phillips Lake in Dedham as he spends Friday, March 14 trying to catch a salmon for his dinner.
Original post by Bangor Daily News
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Mar 17
While the work of a Maine Game Warden can certainly be fraught with its share of peril, and dolor, it is also not without moments of sheer hilarity.
Original post by Bangor Daily News
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Mar 17
It was a long time coming, but an important river crossing in the heart of the province’s oil territory is scheduled to be completed by the end of the month.
Original post by The Winnipeg Free Press
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Mar 17
The Hudson Highlands Nature Museum will host “Gone Fishing,” an educational after-school program for children in grades 3-5, on five consecutive Wednesdays from 3:45-5 p.m. starting April 2. The science and nature-based program will be held at the Outdoor Discovery Center, on Muser Drive, across from 174 Angola Road, Cornwall.
Original post by Times Herald-Record
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Mar 17
Visitors from nearby states and across southern Minnesota toured 93 recreational vehicles including A-frame, fold-down campers, ice fishing houses with bay and combination windows, two-story trailers with spiral staircases, cherry woodwork, gas fireplaces and oak floors this weekend at the New Ulm Civic Center.
Original post by Journal
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Mar 17
There’s a breeze blowing across Lake Monroe, riffling the sequined water beneath the morning sun.
Original post by The Orlando Sentinel
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Mar 16
Orlando snook fishing guide Ward Michaels may be headed for the world record book with a 60-pound Pacific snook he caught in Costa Rica two weeks ago.
Original post by Florida Today
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Mar 16
The Massachusetts Marine Fisheries Advisory Commission announced on Monday it has approved new regulations affecting the commercial striped bass fishery, which are expected to be implemented prior to the start of the season.
Original post by SouthCoastToday.com
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Mar 16
“A little slush on top but about 2 feet of solid ice below,” said John Reddy, 42, of Delavan.
Original post by Milwaukee Journal-Sentinal
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