Recent rains are bringing steelhead into Erie tributaries, but anglers should expect lower fish counts this year.

The weekend after Labor Day always seems to carry a little different smell in Western New York. The mornings have a bit more ...

Warming — which has been documented throughout the Great Lakes region — compresses the narrow band of habitat where walleye ...

By Jeff Oloizia for Madison Magazine. Broadcast version by Judith Ruiz-Branch for Wisconsin News Connection reporting for the ...

Walleye are still hitting in Lake Erie as fall patterns begin to emerge. Read Bill Hilts Jr.'s fishing report to find the ...

There are not a lot of folks out on the lake and as daylight hours get shorter and the water temps continue to fall, the bite should only get better for everything.

The rivers may be too warm to encourage numbers of the trout to swim their natal streams, but anglers are getting ready.