Fish
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The Fish Are Biting
I made it out twice this past week and the fish were definitely biting. Not only bass but walleye, trout, you name it.
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Yak-A-Bass Lake Berryessa - I'm Great at Catching Small Fish VIDEO
This past weekend I made the almost 2 hour drive up to Lake Berryessa for a Kayak Fishing Tournament hosted by Yak-A-Bass NorCal, along with 137 other people.
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How Scientists Track Fish
Understanding where fish spend their time—including where and when they migrate—is an important part of scientists’ knowledge about species.
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When Trash Fish Get Trendy
Fisheries management can be influenced by the American appetite for (certain kinds of) seafood, which makes it even more important that the system works better for anglers
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30.92 to Win Clear Lake | Winner's Report Video
Video Report fromFrank Ono and Edward Zinda Jr beating 111 other teams with a five fish limit weighing 30.92 yesterday at the BBT Northern Region Event on Clear Lake.
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Comprehensive California Delta Fishing Report | S-Waver Fish | Up April 14
Black bass bite is picking up at a consistent pace warm day aherad only helps the Big Girls bite. Hematoma Beavers on over cast days also working well. We found a few Stripers and Black Bass with 200 S-Wavers and Chili Craw Red Eye Shad.
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"Fish Washington" App Has Been Released
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) debuted a new mobile app today that promises to make determining fishing regulations for Washington waters easier and more convenient.
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River2Sea S-Waver Finds Fish for O’Shinn and Ray to Win Delta Swimbait Shootout
We were throwing the S-Waver in the Warden color,” said O’Shinn. “With the way the tide was and the fish were committing, we were doing a one-two deal with the S-Waver.
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The Fish From New Melones | Vella and Johnson on Their Win
As previously reported, Vella and Johnson put the final winning five-fish limit together with a down bait. However, we hadn't heard much about the Melones fish - until now.
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This is Why we Fish Berryessa in Late March | Oh Yah!!!!
TEMPS in the 70's -ALL WEEK LONG + a full moon both Friday and Saturday = 30 pound bags!
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How David Walker Will Fish the Classic
All eyes are on Lake Hartwell as the Bassmaster Classic will soon roll into town. The site of the event has held two previous Classics and several FLW Tour events and they have all been held at roughly the same time of year. Because of this, many of the competitors have a great deal of experience there. David Walker is fishing this event and has only been there one time; but sees that as an advantage and it is playing into his predictions for how the tournament will unfold.
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State Fish Art Contest for Students Ends March 31
The State-Fish Art Contest, sponsored by Bass Pro Shops, uses art to ignite kid's imagination while teaching them about fish and fishing. Students across the United States and around the world have the opportunity to win awards and national recognition while learning about a state-fish species, its behaviors, aquatic habitat and conservation.
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Fishing Hall of Fame Inductees Released by the 2018 International Game Fish Association IGFA
DANIA BEACH, Fla. – The International Game Fish Association today named five angling greats and industry pioneers to the 2018 IGFA Fishing Hall of Fame class.
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How a Scientist Counted the Fish in a Huge Marine Reserve in Just 8 Days
Sound not vision: Hydroacoustics allowed a single researcher to survey the fish population of a 17,600-acre preserve in Mexico in days. The technology could help small island states that are creating big marine protected areas but lack the resources to monitor them.
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Solo Delta Mission | California Delta Punchin' Bass in February VIDEO
Solo day on the water.Fish are starting to move around.
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Anglers planting trees in reservoir to help fish survive
This work is especially important this year because of the lack of snowpack
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Baits and Baits Mods to Fish Shasta with Greg Gutierrez
The baits and bait mods that Greg Gutierrez puts into action for his top finishes at Shasta Lake.
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Cold conditions are cold enough to kill a lot of fish.
The record-breaking freeze that hit eastern North Carolina the first week of January was so cold that it killed a massive number of fish in tidal creeks and estuaries along the coast.
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