Information and photos provided by the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish With consistent warmer weather back in New Mexico, fishing is good using various kinds of bait at fishing spots across the ...

What’s the best bait for trout? It’s a tough question, and that’s a good thing. Today’s trout fisher has a wide range of store-bought trout bait—along with trout lures and trout spinning reels—to ...

A variety of lures and bait work for trout fishing below Beaver Dam. Fly fishing with midges and other flies that imitate aquatic insects is good. Best baits include worms, nightcrawlers, salmon eggs, ...

Information and photo provided by New Mexico Department of Game and Fish Trout anglers should pack the necessary gear as spring has beckoned in waters across New Mexico with good conditions cited at ...

Stream fishing often requires a higher degree of casting accuracy than many other types of fishing, whether using a fly rod, ...

This story, “It Takes a Grampus,” appeared in the August 1950 issue of Outdoor Life. Did you ever buck a first-class, big­ scale, full-blown jinx in a choice piece of trout country? Ever fish streams ...

Live bait like minnows, worms, and PowerBait in natural colors are effective for catching trout. Artificial lures such as Rooster Tails, Panther Martins, and spoons can also be successful, with color ...

A saying among anglers is big fish get big because they’re smart. Such is the case with some of the monster trout that turned up on the White River below Beaver Dam during a study by the Arkansas Game ...

With a good old-fashioned lake-effect storm bearing down on Buffalo and to the south, fishing the tributaries, harbors and other areas is going to be difficult. Winds accompanying the storm could pose ...

You know it’s spring in Central New York when there’s snow on the ground and trout running in the creeks. Sun and rain will take care of the snow—eventually. Anglers will take care of the trout. And ...