Related content In the Dakotas, fishing seasons remain open all year long for most species, and there’s no traditional “Opening Day” phenomenon. Anglers gravitate onto the water as ice leaves the ...

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Anglers are eager for walleye and white bass spawns, but crappie are biting now. Jon Conklin, fishing guide, said crappie can be caught from brush in water that's 30 to 40 feet deep. Fish a jig or ...

Well turkey day is behind us and days are shorter and nights longer, so the cold water season is upon us. For serious fishermen who don’t pack there gear away for the winter, it’s time to break out ...

Fall transition walleye fishing can be one of the most challenging times of the year, but also one of the best times to land a trophy walleye. As water temps start to cool and baitfish reposition, ...

LEWISTON – John Snaza entered his first walleye fishing derby on the Columbia River in the 1980s. At the time, neither he nor his wife had any experience with the toothy predator. “I had never seen a ...

The water temperature is creeping up, but fishing is slow overall, reports Jon Conklin, fishing guide. Anglers in March anticipate the start of walleye and white bass spawning runs from Beaver Lake ...