This time of year trout are often focused on the buffet of terrestrial food sources available to them. Here's how to fool 'em into a strike. ... [+] Full Article

From Anthony Creek to the Williams River and beyond, here's where you'll find some of our state's finest catch-and-keep trout waters. Is one near you? ... [+] Full Article

End the frustration. Learn to read the water and consistently find trout. ... [+] Full Article

From Spruce Knob to James P. Bailey lakes, plus three other choices, here's where you'll find great action on small waters for big trout! Are any of these lakes near you? ... [+] Full Article

If trout are eating aquatic insects, your best gear to catch them with is fly tackle. That's just one of the many reasons you need to pick up a fly rod right now. ... [+] Full Article

Rainbows, brookies and browns are kicking their feeding habits into high gear on Elkhorn Creek, Dry Fork and the Williams River. ... [+] Full Article

Prepare for less than prime fishing conditions when trout season first opens. ... [+] Full Article

No matter where you live in our state, there's likely excellent trout angling to be enjoyed near you. Here are first-rate rivers, streams and lakes to consider. ... [+] Full Article

Sometimes it takes a fresh, new look at your spring trouting techniques to find an approach that works. Here's how one expert does it under a variety of conditions. ... [+] Full Article

New-age lines and better quality fishing gear add up to more salmon and trout in your cooler on our Great Lake this season. (May 2008) ... [+] Full Article