A press release from the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR): If heading north isn’t an option, Twin Cities-based anglers may want to cast their hopes on waters closer to home ...

Forecasts for salmon fishing in the Columbia River in 2025 is out. Overall, the news is good. The only exception is the summer Chinook run.

From ‘cloying and dull’ to ‘a humdinger of a honey’, Xanthe Clay compares the options on store shelves ...

I am writing to express concern about the potential impact of modern fishing technologies on the muskie population in Minnesota. Dead muskies floating in the waters — anglers reporting catching 10 to ...

A river cruise remains the best way to reach deeper into the jungle, with many cruises beginning in the northern Brazilian city of Manaus or in the Peruvian city of Lima. Start in Peru’s ...

An ice bridge has formed at the base of Niagara Falls, helping lower river boaters seeking trout ... bluegills and crappies being caught. The pike bite is slow this year. Ice remained healthy ...

Jan. 29—Councilman Kyle Pike demanded the implementation of a performance improvement plan for Chief Todd Pinion and the Decatur Police Department on Monday, just days after the release of a ...

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Aaron Meyer represented the Minnesota Muskie and Pike Alliance at the recent DNR Roundtable and says the working relationship between the agency and muskie angling advocates has improved tremendously ...

Big name Rosamund Pike will make her NT debut as judge Jessica Parks. Photo: National Theatre It’ll run at the same time as the first of the Dorfman plays. The Estate (Jul 9-Aug 23) by first ...

“Filming and netting the fish simultaneously required all my focus. Having just learned about pike and musky that day, I held my tongue when I thought to myself while fumbling with the net: this fish ...

Northern pike naturally belong in Interior and Western Alaska, where they have lived for thousands of years. However, in the 1950s, people illegally introduced them to the Susitna River basin in ...