With fishing line taking more than 600 years to break down in the environment, it is vital that we increase the uptake of recycling of used line and commit to disposing of it correctly.
Anglers interested in recycling used fishing line should seek out Berkley Recycling line bins at their local tackle shops and BoatUS or independent line receptacles near local boat ramps.
If you reel in a largemouth bass that’s at least 8 pounds or 24 inches, you can participate simply by entering your Lunker catch information online or on the ShareLunker mobile app...
Keep the Tennessee River Beautiful recently announced the winners in the 2nd annual Tennessee River Ripple Effect Awards presented by Yamaha Rightwaters.
LITTLE ROCK — Give this year’s Christmas tree another life after the yuletide celebrations by donating it to the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission’s Habitat for the Holidays program.The long-held...
Just hours before Semifinal Saturday kicked off at the Toyota Bassmaster Texas Fest benefiting Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, volunteers from 13 high schools spread out along the shores of...
Common questions in the fall when fishing gets slow are: 'What is this thermocline everyone talks about and what does it mean when the lake turns over?'
