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Plum Gut Secrets and Monster Stripers in Long Island’s Wildest Waterway
Just off the eastern tip of Long Island sits one of the most legendary fishing destinations on the East Coast. Plum Gut, the narrow and fast moving channel between Orient Point and Plum Island, has built a reputation for giant …
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Teen Angler Lands Massive Golden Rainbow Trout and Breaks Two West Virginia Records
A 15 year old angler in West Virginia has officially rewritten the state record books after catching a giant golden rainbow trout that shattered two long standing records. The incredible fish weighed 11.84 pounds and measured 28 inches, making it …
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Young Angler Lands Massive Rainbow with a Vintage Rod
At most fishing derbies, the biggest stories happen during the official hours. For 20-year-old Rich Courtright, the moment that mattered came after the crowds had thinned and the competition had wrapped. The 76th annual Riverton Fishing Derby took place April …
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Massive Rainbow Trout Stocked in Southeast Idaho Waters
Idaho Fish and Game, in collaboration with private Idaho hatcheries, Riverence-Lost River and Riverence-Soda Springs, has recently introduced a generous donation of rainbow trout broodstock into various small fisheries across southeast Idaho. These remarkable trout, ranging in size from 4 …
South Dakota Angler Shatters State Walleye Record
In a remarkable angling feat, South Dakota resident Aaron Schuck has carved his name into the state’s fishing history books with a monumental walleye catch. The South Dakota Department of Game, Fish & Parks proudly announced this impressive achievement, underscoring …
Official Extinction Declaration for the Scioto Madtom
The tiny Scioto madtom, once a resident of Big Darby Creek but unseen since 1957, has been officially declared extinct. This unfortunate declaration comes from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, which removed the Scioto madtom, along with 20 other …
Michigan Welcomes Back Grayling Fishing After Nearly a Century
Grayling fishing once thought to be a distant dream for anglers in Michigan, is making a remarkable comeback after nearly a century of absence. Historically, grayling could be found in the state’s streams, but they vanished due to overfishing, the …
“Air-Conditioning” Rivers Could Solve Overheating Issue
In a bid to combat rising water temperatures and help Atlantic salmon populations thrive, scientists have devised innovative methods to “air-condition” rivers and streams. These efforts come as warming waters pose a significant threat to these remarkable fish. Historically, Atlantic …
Tennessee Anglers Face Hefty Fine for Illegally Fishing in Mississippi
In recent news, two individuals from Tennessee have been fined a total of $10,550 and ordered to provide restitution for unlawfully harvesting fish from a Mississippi lake, as disclosed by the U.S. Department of Justice on Monday. Jian Wu Huang, …
Idaho Angler Lands Record-Breaking Steelhead in Clearwater River
Idaho’s Clearwater River has just produced its second state record this month. Steelhead fishing has always been a challenging endeavor, but for those anglers willing to put in the work, there’s always a chance for something magical. On the morning …
Man Involved in Fishing Tournament Scandal Faces Fresh Charges in Pennsylvania
In a continued saga of wildlife-related offenses, Chase Cominsky, one of the individuals involved in a notorious fish tampering incident during a walleye fishing tournament on Lake Erie, Ohio, last year, now faces new charges in Pennsylvania. The Pennsylvania Game …
Expanding Coverage and Payouts in BASS Opens: A Commitment to the Bass Fishing Community
In a move signaling their dedication to the bass fishing community and highlighting the continuing success of the St. Croix Bassmaster Opens, B.A.S.S. officials have announced a significant increase in payouts and extended coverage for the 2024 season. This initiative …
Artificial Cooling of Rivers: A Solution for Protecting Fish Amid Climate Change
Amidst a heat wave in Nova Scotia, Canada, last July, fish in the Wrights River faced challenges similar to humans: the need for relief from scorching temperatures. Unlike their human counterparts, fish in this river had a helping hand in …














