If more hooksets are on your late fall bucket list, consider a trip to your favorite bass lake, put some of the tips just ...

The Chippewa Flowage, affectionately dubbed “The Big Chip” by locals, stands as Wisconsin’s third-largest lake and home to the state record muskie – a 69-pound, 11-ounce behemoth caught back in 1949 ...

Topping the 635-lot selection was an all-time classic lure – or “bait,” as seasoned fishermen would say – a Chautauqua Weedless Trolling Hook Minnow. It was produced by Anderson & Company of Jamestown ...

Hayward, Wisconsin exists as a refreshing anomaly in our hyper-connected world – a Northwoods haven where people still wave to passing cars and the biggest status symbol isn’t your job title but ...

From topwater screamers to soft glide baits, these five new Berkley bass lures for 2025 bring cutting-edge design and serious ...

In the world of American fishing, bass is king. While largemouth may be the more sought after variety, the smallmouth bass ...

If you throw a lot of jerkbaits, cranks, or any kind of hard minnow-style bait, you've probably fought the tangled treble ...

These trout flies are the ones we all love to hate, but we can't quite break up with. That means the problem is you.

If you are still out on the open waters trying for some fish, please make sure to wear your life jackets and tell someone your plans. It is important to always be cautious when fishing, but now that ...

The Herald's Trophy Room Gallery is the place for hunting and fishing photos from across the region. Do you have a hunting or fishing photo you'd like to share with Herald readers? Email it to Brad ...

Lake Mille Lacs is renowned for its trophy fish including smallmouth, walleye, and muskie. Recommended baits for fall bass fishing include chatterbaits, ned rigs, and wacky style stick baits, with ...

HURON — Bryan and Mike Miller captured the Lake Erie Walleye Trail Championship on Saturday at the Huron Municipal Boat Ramp on the Huron River, while the father-son duo of Gary and Nicholas Zart took ...