Gamefish are predators and predators are opportunistic, so if it looks like food and is easy to get, they will probably go for it. Usually, but not always.

woolly worms, black buggers, Kay’s gold zuddlers, clippers, tippet, floatant, spools of leader, tin shot, lead shot, hemostats, needle nose, cast a fine gray quill, the last tie of my father.

A recent detour on the final leg of a road trip in early May re-routed me right past AA Outfitters on route 115 in Blakeslee.

Vice chair of the Tree Committee Richard Frenkel knows that when it comes to diagnosing trees, the work is no laughing matter. The town, which has been coordinating with local arborists and the ...

Trina Young, a long-time Grays Harbor resident, spent much of her childhood outdoors on her family’s strawberry farm in Elma.

The Game Fish Issue—Vol. 130, No. 1 of the F&S Journal—is available now! Note: The Game Fish Issue—Vol. 130, No. 1 of the ...

Doug Busey Hello fellow anglers. I cannot remember when the weather was so funky, but I do know one thing. Since my semi-retirement, I work only on Thursdays and […] ...

Shatilovich took around 100 of these ancient worms to labs in Germany for further analysis ... years make it the oldest case of a dormant nematode ever discovered. The Woolly Mammoth was a prehistoric ...

The Department's Fishing Conditions and Trip Planner was created using data from past Weekly Fishing Reports to develop graphs depicting fishing conditions for several species and waterbodies ...

Texas A&M AgriLife experts warn of stinging caterpillars as weather warms, what you should know about their venom, and how to identify one.

They weren’t snakes, of course, but nematodes, also known as roundworms—and, it turns out, they’re the most common ...