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Kenny Stroud in Siloam Springs recommends using plastic worms, tube baits or any soft plastic lure to catch black bass. Try ...

Four legendary freshwater fish go head-to-head: crappie, bluegill, bass, and catfish. Which one fights hardest, tastes best, ...

LAKE CHARLES, La. — Sometimes there just seems to be magic in the air along the canals and inlets scattered about the 6,000 acres of marshland known as the Coastal Club. That magic transports veteran ...

The temperature has swung from below zero to above freezing this past week and if you can take the extremes, so can the fish. Fishing has been quite decent. It is not as fast and furious as it had ...

Deep under the surface lies a submerged treehouse teeming with life. We drop tiny tackle and hook into giant bluegill and ...

A dandy trail for hiking circles a little lake that's darned good for fishing. Lake Wilson in south Fayetteville is a scenic, 28-acre oval of pretty water that's the centerpiece of Lake Wilson Park.

The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is expanding efforts to lower the number of panfish anglers can keep in some lakes in order to bolster the average size of sunfish and crappies, this time ...

If you’re fishing for crappies, you’re more likely to find a bluegill in your favorite crappie hole. Don Roscovius, owner of Rosco’s Live Bait in Tomah, said crappie fishing has slowed the last few ...

In an effort to report the most up-to-date information on fishing in the Midstate, The Tennessean has asked for contributions from several avid anglers. They will report on their latest trips, as well ...

Yellow perch (left) and crappie (right) are two of the most sought-after panfish in Idaho waters. Jordan Rodriguez To many anglers, Idaho is known primarily for its trout fishing. But did you know the ...

It’s panfish season across Southwest Washington right now. With a summer sun warming the water, and the long days providing excellent insect production, the smallish but plentiful fish are feeding ...