Today's fishing Q&A is about catching carp in clear water and catching catfish in high pressure waters. Q1: Love your vids. I ...

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A fisherman braving temperatures below freezing was targeting carp from the banks of the Ebro River in Spain when his “little 10-foot rod” bent in half with line “ripping off” his reel, indicating it ...

The following entries are the current leaders in the 2013 Big Fish Contest, sponsored by Harrisburg Hunters' and Anglers' Association. There are no entries lake trout, northern pike, white perch, ...

Hot weather and warm water temperatures make for slower fishing right now on most Front Range ponds, with two exceptions: catfish and carp. Both have been providing good action to those chasing them.

Scan this week’s freshwater Fishing Report and it soon becomes obvious that the summer doldrums are setting in. There are some exceptions but generally it’s been slow for trout, for bass and for ...

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A Connecticut angler has shattered the state record for white catfish and Ben Tomkunas’ catch also is a pending world record. “This was a tough one to verify as Channel Cats and White Cats, especially ...

I guess it would be a bit grandiose to compare our discovery of the great fishing for carp and catfish on the Upper Chesapeake Bay tributaries with Columbus’ alleged “discovery” of “the new world.” ...

Advanced Strategies Adventures, Inc. is holding a carp and catfish tournament from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sept. 8 on private property owned by Duke and Karen Strache, just south of Baldwinsville on the ...

A mysterious illness is attacking the carp and catfish in the tributaries of the upper Chesapeake Bay, killing some and leaving others sick with kidney damage and bulging eyes. But so far, biologists ...