Welcome to Red Bluff, the small town that big cities forgot to ruin. Nestled at the northern edge of the Sacramento Valley in ...

The historic State Theatre on Main Street has been lovingly restored to showcase its art deco splendor, now serving as a performing arts venue that brings surprising cultural diversity to this small ...

Today we're on the icy shoreline bead bouncing for winter steelhead. I'm using a bead which I pegged about an inch from the hook. Of course, I'm running the T-Turn 3-Way Swivel to keep my line ...

Welcome to today's winter episode of Thundermist Fishing Tips! We have Vincenzo with us today, along with the boatless angler himself, Antonio. Today we're going to be running the T-Turn Bait Rig ...

In May, the California Department of Fish and Wildlife announced it would cease operations at the Mad River Fish Hatchery this summer. The silvery steelhead trout reared there were released ...

The Oregon Marine Board voted unanimously Thursday to accept a petition to ban motorized boats on much of the Siletz River and proceed to rulemaking – but making it clear it’s only considering the ...

Anglers, boaters, and environmentalists are battling over a request by the Siletz Tribe to ban boat motors on a vast stretch of the Siletz River – an issue that the Oregon Marine Board will wade into ...

Since 1968, the Little Manistee River weir has served as the sole source of winter-run steelhead eggs for fish hatcheries in Michigan and the main source for Ohio and Indiana.

It's taken almost three weeks into the season, but the first winter flounder catches on Shark River are starting to come in.

The Niagara River Anglers Association’s winter steelhead contest is March 29, and The Wicked Worm is a sign-up location. Raymond says you can sign up in the shop or on its website.

Mild winter continues in Red River Valley, raising drought concerns Fargo has recorded just 19.8 inches of snow this winter, well below the 40-inch seasonal average at this point of the year.

It lasts a lot longer than other fish.” Campbell said the presence of steelhead in creeks and the Niagara River during the winter and spring makes the area a 12-month fishing destination.