Many people are afraid of blood-sucking leeches, but do you need to be? Check out these tips on what to do if a leech ...

M’s potential legal exposure related to PFAS continues to grow after the Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe filed a federal lawsuit ...

Meet the leech, the misunderstood hero of aquatic ecosystems all over the world, who does not always suck blood!

Blood-sucking nematomorphs are masters of mind control, emerging only after their host enters water. Found in marine ...

The Herald's Trophy Room Gallery is the place for hunting and fishing photos from across the region. Do you have a hunting or fishing photo you'd like to share with Herald readers? Email it to Brad ...

Fifteen cadets endured 18 grueling weeks of training and completed all the necessary tests to be accepted as new game wardens ...

Trout are most active when water temperatures range from 56 to 64 degrees and currently at South Fork and Wild Horse surface-water temperatures are at 64 and 57 degrees, respectively.

Enjoy the fall fishing as it’s a great time of the year. Dress warm and, if the fish are biting, you won’t notice the cold ...

Being a guide is much more than catching fish — it’s about seeing the bountiful beauty on the water and in the skies. Plus, ...

Fish bucktail jigs this fall to catch more walleye and bass in the weeds, first by knowing where to locate healthy vegetation and then how to rip jigging bucktail jigs to trigger strikes.

Daybreak is almost nonexistent during monsoons in Raxidi, a village perched in the thick of the Western Ghats, an Indian ...