Our first time camping on Manitoulin Island, we stayed at Batman's Cottages & Campground. Here's everything you need to know ...

Although the traditional trout season is closed, anglers can take advantage of productive fall fishing opportunities for ...

Can I clean a pickerel the same way as a pike? Why am I getting bones in my pike fillets? Let's answer both of these subscriber questions. Get weekly tips direct to your inbox.

The Ontario government is safeguarding Lake Nipigon trout populations by ensuring fishing regulations are followed. Kevin Murray of Midland, Michigan pleaded guilty to catching and retaining one brook ...

The 87th annual Pickerel Tournament is set to run from July 3 to 6 in Algonac. The Pickerel Tournament, put on by the Algonac Lions Club, will include activities and events for all ages, including a ...

Thursday is the opening of walleye, northern pike, pickerel and inland tiger musky seasons. The LOC Derby opens Friday on Lake Ontario and a new contest, the Buffalo Walleye Bash Derby, is being run ...

Chain pickerel are a nuisance. At least that’s how a lot of bass anglers think of them. Throughout their huge range, pickerel share many of the same waters as largemouth and smallmouth bass and are ...

With the warmer weather approaching, many residents enjoy outdoor activities in Ontario’s vast natural landscape. If you are planning on hunting or fishing in Ontario you will need a valid Outdoors ...

The chain pickerel, a member of the pike family known for chain-like pattern on its greenish body, were in a biting mood for last Sunday's ice fishing contest on Lake Hopatcong, hosted by the Knee ...

The deep freeze has iced up Lake Hopatcong good and the Knee Deep Club's annual ice fishing contest is a go for this Sunday on the state's largest freshwater lake. It's been a couple years since the ...

Anglers are enjoying the “hard water” that is covering many of the lakes across Pennsylvania as ice fishing is officially here. Anglers are drilling holes through several inches of ice to catch ...