Some of the best strikes you’ll ever get is when using heavy jigs with soft plastics. There is no nibbling. When they want it ...

Monday is St. Patrick's Day, and that means a busy day for Louisville area Irish bars and restaurants. The Clifton ...

My angling interests are firmly rooted in walleyes, thanks to the proliferation of the species in the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ reservoirs near Warren and Youngstown. Our local lakes were dammed ...

A window of opportunity along the Western Lake Erie shoreline earlier this week allowed a small cadre of charter captains to venture out.

The Governor’s executive order on Jan. 31 to maximize diversions form the Sacramento/San Joaquin Delta has resulted in extremely high flows, plaguing anglers trying to stay on the bottom with up to ...

Like bakers who sift their flour to lighten their batters and doughs, anglers who fluff through their tackle now stand a better chance to succeed when they return to the lakes this spring. The ice is ...

Fishing guide Reagan Nelson says bass fishing has been slow. Best bet is targeting grass in 5-15 feet using lipless cranks, wacky rigs and Texas rigs. Crappie fishermen collecting some partial limits ...

A pool is a part of the stream where the stream bed is deeper and wider, slowing the water down. There are three basic ...

Varun Chakravarthy became the first spinner to dismiss Travis Head in the powerplay. In the Champions Trophy semi-final clash between India and Australia, the 31-year-old had a slow start before ...

suggested that the pitch would offer the same assistance to spinner which it did against New Zealand. Read the full story here Read the full story here India would be wary of Head's incredible ...

So will Norton be nervous about Sunday's Academy Awards show? It's not quite the same as recreating a banjo jig of an iconic folk hero. He's been here before, starting in 1997, when he received a Best ...

Get Bent Baits, salmon eggs, spinners, or trout jigs are working for recent planters ... pumpkin or Keeper Worm’s Green Mamba on a shakey head at depths from 20 to 30 feet.