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A family fishing outing on an Illinois lake ended in tragedy Sunday when a boat capsized, claiming the lives of two Indiana men and leaving their young granddaughter as the...

Hunters and anglers in Texas can now purchase their licenses for the upcoming 2024-2025 season. The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) announced that new hunting and fishing licenses went...

Boaters and anglers on South Carolina's Lake Murray should brace for an unsettling sight in the coming weeks: dead and dying striped bass. The South Carolina Department of Natural Resources...

The Columbia River has experienced a significant shift in its fish population, with American shad now vastly outnumbering salmon. This non-native species, introduced in the late 19th century, has flourished...

Anglers casting their lines in North Mississippi's popular fishing lakes will need to adjust to new regulations aimed at protecting crappie populations. The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fish and Parks...

Montana wildlife officials have taken unprecedented steps to protect native fish as river temperatures soar and water levels plummet. For the first time ever, the North Fork of the Flathead...

Texas outdoor enthusiasts should mark their calendars for August 15, when new hunting and fishing licenses for the 2024-25 season go on sale. The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department reminds...

A game warden arrested an angler on Saturday for illegal fishing in White County, Georgia.

Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks (FWP) is closely monitoring water temperatures in northwest Montana rivers and streams, which could lead to additional fishing restrictions this summer to protect stressed fish...

Florida's most popular freshwater game fish has a new official name. What anglers have long known as the largemouth bass is now officially recognized as the Florida bass, following a...

For the second time in four years, the Idaho Department of Fish and Game (IDFG) has taken extraordinary measures to protect endangered sockeye salmon from dangerously warm river temperatures. More...

South Carolina wildlife officials are renewing their warning to anglers about the invasive northern snakehead fish, urging them not to release the species if caught in state waters.