While many anglers assume bass become uncatchable once the ice sets in, America’s most popular game fish is still active—if you know where to find them and how to make them bite. While it's true these ...

North Dakota Game and Fish warns anglers to exercise caution before ice fishing as temperatures drop and snow masks thin ice.

We are out here with Antonio, the boatless angler, and we're out here using some Stingnose jigging spoons and we're ice ...

Since fish are cold-blooded creatures, colder water temperatures significantly slow their activity. Thick ice and snow cover reduces light penetration, which slows underwater photosynthesis, depleting ...

Find the best early ice fishing hotspots and learn where first ice forms safely. Explore ponds, river backwaters, coves, and shallow lakes for early-ice action.

Ice fishing is a winter pastime throughout many northern communities. Once lakes, ponds, and backwaters freeze solid, anglers drill holes through the ice and present a mixture of live and artificial ...

The start of winter shouldn't dampen the amount of time you spend outside catching big fish. In fact, there's a hardy subset of anglers who are just getting started when the snow starts to fly and ...

Last week we aired a story about someone who was out ice fishing on Black Pond in Paul Smith’s. Pretty quickly after the story aired, we heard from several listeners who said ice fishing wasn’t ...

Even though it’s the heart of winter, ice anglers in most of the state are still waiting for safe ice conditions. “There’s no ice fishing right now. Everybody is pretty much steelhead fishing in the ...

DETROIT LAKES, Minn.-Warmer temperatures bring a warning: Ice conditions are quickly deteriorating. These conditions are affecting one of our area's favorite pastimes-ice fishing. "It's been a slow ...

Ice fishing gear is marked way down for Black Friday including Clam shelters, $100+ off augers, 50% off rods and reels, and ...

Among the 500 anglers participating in a Manitoba ice-fishing derby last weekend were Theodore Muskego and his dad Glenn. They’d driven 500 miles to Cross Lake from their homes near the ...