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This summer has been a very hot one and it has been plaguing many of us anglers on where and how we search and catch our fish.

We have been fishing mid lake humps, these are typically 4-8 feet deep on the tops and then drop off into the basins

One of the summer past times is taking to the road and taking the family on a camping trip. We typically try and get out a few times a summe

Each year during late May and early June, the regional office gets a phone call or two about some strange things happening during the wee ho

With water temperatures rising above the 70-degree mark, this has the fish moving off the shorelines and out to their deeper summer patterns

Springtime means that the waters are warming and that in turn draws the fish to the shorelines for those warmer temperature waters as well a

Water temperatures are getting into the mid 60’s and that means many fish species are moving into the shorelines, big and small. When the sm

Vermont’s catch-and-release bass fishing season is underway with some of the hottest bass fishing action in the region happening right now.

There are some days that we need to look at targeting other fish than the ones that we target daily. We have a lake that offers a good popul

As our kids get older and must start taking on more responsibilities, those things start cutting into their favorite past times, fishing. So