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. Kreh is a known worldwide through his books, columns and inventions. The Lefty Kreh Fishing Trail … 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