MADISON, Wis. -- It's no secret that Wisconsinites love fishing. But who knew the effects of local anglers on our fisheries were outpacing that of climate change? That's exactly what a new study from ...

Members of the University of Connecticut’s Polish Cultural Society traveled to New York City on Sunday to take part in the 88th Pulaski Day Parade, an event that unites thousands of Polish Americans ...

Mojang Studios announced a new fishing adventure loaded with everything from tuna and clams to sharks, anchovies, and even treasure. The Friendly Fishing add-on is now live in the Minecraft ...

Saturday is a Free Fishing Day in New York state. The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation said no freshwater fishing license will be needed. This gives everyone a chance to enjoy ...

The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) announced that September 27 will be a Free Fishing Day, coinciding with National Hunting and Fishing Day. On this day, all anglers - ...

NEW YORK STATE (WWTI) – Anglers will get another chance to cast their lines without a license this coming weekend. The New York State Department will host its next Free Fishing Day on Saturday, Sept.

New Mexico is hosting a state free fishing weekend to allow for free public water fishing in late September.Anyone is allowed to fish for free in permitted public fishing waters on Saturday, Sept. 27 ...

We're ice fishing here on Silver Lake in New York State, geared up with the Stingnose jigging spoons and targeting perch. It's the first time we've been out here to Silver Lake, and we're definitely ...

When most anglers think of fishing, they probably think of warm water, summery clothing and carefree days on the water. While summer is a great time to wet a line, fall may be a sleeper season for ...

BUFFALO, N.Y. — The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation has announced that Saturday, Sept. 27, will be the next Free Fishing Day across the state, giving residents and visitors the ...

NEW YORK (PIX11) — James Kane and Barbi Agostini pride themselves as magnet fishers. They prowl the city’s waterways looking for hidden treasure and, through their efforts, are helping to freshen the ...