Freshwater Fishing June 2005 Archive

Next year, about 600 students at Northern Lebanon High School will spend nine phys-ed periods studying how to tie flies and what rods and lines are best for which kinds of fish. They'll also go fishing at least one day.

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Darryl Branthwaite says up to 9,000 people gathered at Boyne Island's Bray Park each day for the fishing competition and prize giveaways.

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A woman on a weekend fishing trip was killed after a large chunk of rock broke loose from a boulder on a mountainside above a lake and knocked her into the water, authorities said.

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The area near the dam and the powerhouse has had a decent water flow and has been producing sheepshead, carp, and catfish. The lower end of the river toward the harbor has been producing walleye. Smallmouth bass season opens on Saturday, and there are rep

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Barrett: The 114 anglers checked reported 173 bass, 529 bluegill and 22 crappie, all released. Reservations for July go on sale tonight at 7 through Ticketmaster

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Angler reports and personal observations indicate insect hatches are well underway, and anglers should find some pretty decent surface activity on many of our regional trout waters.

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Trout plantings: Bay Area, this week ... Horseshoe Lake at Quarry Lakes Regional Park (Union City-Fremont), 750 pounds. Lake Del Valle (Livermore), 750 pounds. Others: Santa Clara County's Coyote Reservoir, and Santa Cruz's Loch Lomond Reservoir. Heading

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PORT BARRE - Brent Pudhomme of Prudhomme's Bait Stand near Port Barre reported that good catfishing continues in the Atchafalaya River for blue catfish and gaspergous. Grass shrimp are the best baits at this time. Fish near sandbars in 15 feet of water.

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Albany - Bass fishing could become a year-round sport in New York.

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But in spite of the adversity created by a nearly gutted Illinois DNR, and regardless of the fact that fishermen and hunters continue to be thwarted by state politics, we can still put a tiny bit of sunshine into our lives.

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Houston Area Fishing Report - Including Toledo Bend

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Lake Castaic largemouth bass fishing continues to be excellent with schools of fish pushing shad to the surface on points most mornings. After the sun is up, the fish quit boiling on the surface, but continue to hold to points ambushing schools of shad in

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From Sunday through Tuesday, 1,477 sockeye were counted at the Ballard Locks, compared to 5,207 at the same time last year.

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With Lake Erie, 451 miles of the Ohio River, 40,000 miles of streams, more than 200 inland lakes and countless ponds, the Buckeye State has everything you need for a great family vacation this summer.

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Fishing was pretty good all around Northwest Michigan over the weekend and it continued into the early part of the week as well.

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More than 30 local students spent much of Saturday on Rainy Lake and while not all of them returned with fish, they all walked away with some new friends and a memorable experience.

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New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) Acting Commissioner Denise M. Sheehan reminded anglers that the State's bass fishing season opens Saturday, June 18, 2005

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A Coffs Harbour-based Department of Primary Industries study is attempting to reduce the impact of recreational fishing.

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