In this video, we demonstrate how to set up a crab snaring system for under $150. Gear used includes: - Reel: $43 - Rod: $60 - Line: $18 - Rod Holder: Made from PVC pipe The video also features a ...

Discover how 800+ artificial fish habitats are transforming Lake Red Rock for anglers and preserving its ecosystem. Dive in ...

Starting Thursday, April 16 and wrapping Sunday, April 19, the Bassmaster pros will battle on the Arkansas River.

When landowners start down the path of building a farm pond, many ideas and online searches come into play – but the question ...

GRANT COUNTY, Ky. (WXIX) - Kentucky Fish and Wildlife’s Christmas for the Fishes just wrapped up its ninth season. It’s a program in which crews take donated Christmas trees and drop them in lakes ...

BUTLER COUNTY, Ohio (WKRC) - An invasive tree known for its bright white spring blooms is getting a second life underwater in Butler County. MetroParks of Butler County removed several Callery pear ...

The tinsel has been tucked away, the brightly colored lights taken down and images of Santa Claus packed into storage. And if all that wasn’t enough to signal the end of the Christmas season, what ...

BOSSIER CITY, La. – Keep Bossier Beautiful hosted a Christmas tree recycling event earlier Saturday aimed at recycling 200 Christmas trees to support local fish habitats. From 9 a.m. to noon, ...

BOW, Wash. — An injured bald eagle was rescued from a precarious position in Skagit County, thanks to Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) Police and the Burlington Fire Department. The ...

Drop-off programs across Ohio run through January, giving residents a chance to repurpose trees for compost, mulch, or fish habitat at sites from Caesar Creek to Mahoning County. The Ohio Department ...

Claytor Lake State Park is giving Christmas trees a second life as fish habitats, resuming their annual tree collection program after a year’s hiatus due to Hurricane Helene damage. “We’ll take all ...

The Town of Lake Lure is asking residents to hand over their spent Christmas trees so they can be used to create habitat for wildlife. But not the kind of wildlife you might expect to live in a tree.