Six iconic U.S. bass fishing lakes—from Lake Fork to Lake St Clair to Lake Guntersville. These are the historic waters every angler should fish at least once.

Beaver Lake Jon Conklin, fishing guide, recommends trying plastic worms or Ned rigs for black bass from two to 20 feet deep. Flipping a jig and pig or big plastic worm around flooded tree trunks ...

Our next big fish is here on 18 Sports’ Big Fish Summer. Presented by Valley Wholesale Bait & Tackle, we travel to Lake ...

Colorado Parks and Wildlife has worked to salvage as many cutthroat trout and other fish from Mason Reservoir as possible ...

In North America, when the first white traders and trappers arrived, there were as many as 400 million beavers. By 1900, there were perhaps 100,000. For three centuries they were trapped for their ...

Efforts to restore the environment are revitalising the job market in the Cairngorms National Park and changing lives for the ...

A plan to restore fish passage in the Blackstone River still faces obstacles over funding and questions over working with ...

Learn more about some recent rare animal encounters from around the world: Off the coast of Veracruz, Mexico, fishermen caught a bluntnose sixgill shark, marking the first confirmed catch of this ...

Another spring, another year of flooding in the Ozarks' bass belt. High water is nothing new at the popular White River ...

At Beavers Bend State Park, you can fish from the shore or a boat, participate in simple spin fishing, or get in the water and try your hand at fly fishing. Because you have so many different ...

For you trout anglers, trolling is the ticket. “Use your electronics to find the trout in the deep water. Then, the key is to ...