Fishing duo Cole and Jay find the best creek crappie spot with double limits. Massive fraud allegations in California: What ...

Alan Bland shows a Beaver Lake crappie he caught May 2 from the Pine Creek arm on the upstream end of the reservoir. The fish ...

Fishing duo Cole and Jay find big slabs loaded up at the creek with insane jig fishing. Brett Kavanaugh issues "future crises" warning in Supreme Court decision Ben Sasse reveals pancreatic cancer ...

A fresh dip in Canyon Lake’s water levels has quietly shifted what’s accessible along its shoreline. Heading into the weekend, visitors may find more has changed than just the view. Officials ...

Water level is 9.12 feet low and fairly clear. Water temperature in the mid 60s. Fishing guide Keith Combs says bass fishing has been good with some solid numbers coming in 4 to 6 feet in drains using ...

Plastics on the drop-shot on a ‘dead-stick’ presentation are also effective, and there are plenty of fish to be caught ...

SLOW. Water normal stain; 55 degrees; 1.30 feet below pool. As the weather cools there have been fewer anglers on the water. LBream are slow on red worms […] ...

Fishing report compiled by California Outdoors Hall of Fame member Dave Hurley and edited by Roger George, who guides in the greater Fresno area and holds the striper record at Millerton Lake.

On Nov. 23, Yongfeng Tian, of Brooklyn, reeled in a 3-pound, 4-ounce white perch from Cross River Reservoir in Westchester County, according to the New York State Department of Environmental ...

HELENA (AP) -- A civil jury found a landowner's disposal of charcoal briquettes made him liable for a 2000 wildfire that destroyed two homes and other buildings west of Canyon Ferry Reservoir. Jurors ...

Officials looking into the peculiar death of 47-year-old Department of Environmental Quality state employee Scott Spano have made little progress in the investigation that on Sunday, entered its ...

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