Today we're out on Lake Ontario, it's late April, and the water temp is 42F. We're trolling with lead core line fishing for salmon. We're opting for simple low-tech fishing today: line, and an ...

GRANITE BAY – Fishing for landlocked king salmon is shifting into high gear on Folsom Lake. Trollers are hooking the majority of the fish, but shore anglers can also hook king salmon while tossing out ...

Ethan Sharp, 31, recently completed a Salmon River Slam by catching one each of the river’s big five salmonid species only weeks apart: brown trout, king salmon, Atlantic salmon, steelhead, and coho.

It's a beautiful sunny day on the water. Because it's so sunny, we're going to run silver-coloured American Smelts crankbaits. Silver and sun are a great combo. The crankbait is going to run about 20 ...

Hopefully, everyone got out and enjoyed a great holiday weekend. As we stand, conditions have been nearly perfect this last week. Water temperatures have stayed cooler with the overnights, leading ...

Based on the Chinook (king) salmon catch rate of .141 per angler hour off a charter boat, that rate was the best ever in the 32-year history of the census. While it might not seem like a very high ...

Big Nate’s Guide Service had three clients catch limits of trout and king salmon at Lake Berryessa, going 19 for 25 — with the juvenile king being returned — and they wrapped up in time for brunch!

OREGON, USA — There’s a well-worn adage that goes: “It’s the early bird that catches the worm!” In the great Oregon outdoors, I have discovered the saying also holds true for catching big fish! It’s a ...

KENAI, Alaska—Sockeye salmon are plentiful in the waters off this peninsula south of Anchorage, but Brent Johnson isn’t allowed to catch them. In an effort to save the king salmon, whose numbers have ...

Commissioner Doug Vincent-Lang’s commentary on what the Alaska Department of Fish and Game is doing to rebuild king salmon stocks in the Gulf of Alaska is just another weak argument for not placing ...

Serena Fitka sat in the cabin of a flat-bottomed aluminum boat as it sped down the Yukon River in western Alaska, recalling how the river once ran thick with salmon. Each summer, in the Yup’ik village ...