Welcome to another Fishing Q&A video, where we take some time to answer some great fishing questions we've received. Today we have three different questions I'd like to answer and talk about; the ...

As the last of the ice melts from our recent winter storm, even more cold weather, albeit without precipitation, is now ...

On Chautauqua Lake in midwinter, when the temperature hovers near zero and a stiff north or west wind drives wind chills into a double-digit chill factor, you know it’s cold. Ice anglers face a ...

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Sitting over an 8-inch hole on a one-million-acre lake does give an angler an incredibly wide range of potential outcomes, although none are guaranteed to you. This is the draw that is Lake of the ...

The Fischmas 2025 event in Fisch lets you pick any rod in the game as a gift request to Santa. You can wish for a Fishing Rod during December 24 to December 27, 2025. To do so, click the on-screen ...

A recent survey shows one of the largest Lake Erie walleye hatches in the last 40 years. Walleye fishing generates an estimated $1 billion in economic activity for Ohio. Ohio lawmakers are considering ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Walleye are big business in Ohio, with Lake Erie having a reputation as "The Walleye Capital of the World." Walleye fishing ...

The early-season walleye bite is fast, shallow, and aggressive. Use these tactics to make the most of first ice. You can find first-ice walleyes in a variety of structure types, but think shallow.

Don Skellie of Fredonia and his “Knee Deep” team won the 15th annual Sunset Bay Walleye Shootout last weekend, weighing six walleye for 36.80 pounds in their second win in a row. Find out how he did ...

Mark Mohr, left, and Bob Rustowicz, right, share tournament leadership prize award duties at last year’s “Duel in Dunkirk” walleye tournament. The 2025 tournament will take place this weekend, with ...

There are lots of ways to catch walleye. Although they do suspend at times and in certain waters like Lake Erie, in many cases, walleyes stick pretty tight to the bottom. Thus, you need a sinker to ...