The Buzzards Bay Coalition suggests going to Betty's Neck in Lakeville where freshwater anglers fish for perch, largemouth ...

When Slater Mill opened in 1793, it signaled the eventual demise of river herring and other migratory fish in the Blackstone ...

Choose the right sinker for walleye fishing based on depth, cover, and presentation—Lindy Rigs, bottom bouncers, bullet weights, and more to improve your catch.

When fishing for steelhead you typically run with yarn or beads on your line - but today is different. Today we're going to try something unconventional and use both at the same time. Why? I like to ...

Learn the best reaction and finesse baits for shad spawn fishing on the Tennessee River. Pro tips from David Walker to help you catch more big bass during the shad spawn season ...

Clams and clam worms worked best.” Freshwater. For complete regulations, a list of trout stocked ponds, and a copy of the RI Freshwater Fishing Regulations and Guide visit Fish & Wildlife | Rhode ...

Discover the 10 best 50-pound-class offshore fishing reels on the market in 2025. ... The reel’s corrosion-resistant construction and high-efficiency gearing make it suitable for both saltwater and ...

If your fishing line gets twisted, it's best to just spool up with new line since severe twisting has probably compromised the integrity of the line to some degree. But sometimes that's not possible.

“Shore anglers fishing the jetties have not been doing as well as those anglers fishing the reefs off Watch Hill," said Parker Mandes of Watch Hill Outfitters in Westerly. "The bait of choice that ...

How We Picked the Best Braided Fishing Line My choice of the best braided fishing lines is based on nearly 30-years of angling experience, which includes both freshwater and saltwater angling.

I hear from folks all the time who are headed to the coast from inland, often for a vacation. They want to wet a line while they’re in town, but their freshwater fishing knowledge will only get them ...

Off Fairport Harbor and Conneaut the walleye fishing has been best in waters from 70 to 75 feet, although it is expected that the big schools of walleye will soon be heading for the 50-foot depths.