At more than 9,000 square miles, the Cape Fear River basin is one of the largest watersheds in North Carolina. Throughout parts of the watershed, habitat-related problems threaten fish including American shad, striped bass, river herring, and endangered Atlantic and … Continued
Officials from Maryland recently dedicated the Gunpowder South Trail as the Lefty Kreh Fishing Trail in honor of native Marylander Bernard Victor “Lefty” Kreh. Known worldwide through his books, columns, and inventions, Kreh was an iconic Maryland angler. The Lefty … Continued
In Kansas, the state record for rainbow trout has been broken repeatedly by a series of unbelievable catches. On April 2, 2011, angler Bob Lorson caught a 11.02-pound rainbow trout. 18 days later, Ed Ames of Tecumseh caught a rainbow … Continued
Biologists from the Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks (MDWFP) recently responded to fish kill reports at Sardis Lake. More than 97% of the fish affected were white bass. Biologists estimated that 73,510 white bass died during the kill. … Continued
From June through October 2012 Maryland Department of Natural Resource (DNR) will be conducting a smallmouth bass angler survey on the Potomac River between Harpers Ferry and Seneca Breaks. The Potomac River Smallmouth Club and the Maryland Bass Federation are … Continued