Well, some old guys just seem unable to learn their lessons. I do need to stop my rambling but spending too much time reading the ramblings of other local babblers, makes it impossible for me to do so ...

Sending you this letter of not only commendation but of praise from my heart for all of the EW issues that I have been reading since 2006. I’m 95 years old as of May 7, and this letter is my need to ...

Well here go again — another big fish swallowing up a little fish. The fishing industry is going through some hard times right now and they are having a tough time financially getting through the mess ...

As one of four legislative members of the Minnesota Tourism Council, I find it extremely disappointing Gov. Tim Walz has this year abandoned the Governor’s Fishing Opener as we knew it for decades.

If you’ve spent any time around the Fargo–Moorhead fishing community — whether at an FM Walleyes seminar, a Pelican Rapids tournament weigh‑in, or just talking shop at the Scheels bait aisle — you’ve ...

I didn’t realize Nevada fish were worth saving more than California fish. On Page 10A of the Jan. 15 Review-Journal, an editorial criticized California, in part for not wanting to provide more water ...

LEWISTON, Minn. — Concerned residents in Winona County, along with members of the conservation group, Land Stewardship Project (LSP), are calling for an investigation into fish kills occurring in some ...

To the editor -- Rob Phillips' March 9 article brought back some fond memories. In the '50s, Bachelor's Creek was a neighborhood favorite. Just a short bicycle ride away. The kids today have a great ...

Moore’s Pond was about 100 yards long and 50 yards wide, and almost completely overrun with weeds, sticks and other debris. However, there was a small section toward the middle that looked promising ...

My name is Andre Frcek, 12 years old. I have been keeping aquatic life ever since I was 4 years old. I have kept multiple species including community freshwater, semi aggressive freshwater, freshwater ...

Pat Neal’s column “Fishing Without Hooks” (PDN, Feb. 23) made me laugh and then puzzle upon a closer look. Why were hook-and-line fishermen not allowed to fish? WDFW’s region 6 hatchery manager stated ...