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The Quinebaug River winds through Killingly like a blue ribbon, once powering the mills that built the town’s economy and now offering peaceful vistas and recreation opportunities. Walking along its ...

At Rowayton Seafood in Norwalk, Connecticut, that moment isn’t just possible; it’s practically guaranteed. Tucked away in the charming coastal village of Rowayton, this seafood haven sits perched ...

After a coastal storm caused fishermen several days on the water, the conditions aligned on Sunday to produce a striped bass bonanza.

or smallmouth bass. Keep in mind that anyone over the age of 16 needs a fishing license to participate (these are available ...

Beaver Lake: Crappie are schooling around brush, as is typical in the fall, said Jon Conklin, fishing guide. Fish around brush with minnows or jigs 12 to 20 feet deep. The south half of the lake ...

Beaver Lake: Black bass are scattered at all depths and at all areas of the lake. That can make for tough fishing, said Reece Jones at Hook, Line and Sinker in Rogers. Fish with jig and pigs or ...

From looks and fight to gear and geography, here’s how largemouth and smallmouth bass compare, and which one truly rules the water. From looks and fight to gear and geography, here’s how largemouth ...

It's that transition time from summer to fall fishing when a variety of tactics may or may not work, said Reece Jones at Hook, Line and Sinker in Rogers. Try top-water lures at dawn and dusk for black ...

Officials in Tennessee certified a new state-record bass Friday after confirming the species in a lab. And while they’re recognizing the latest addition to the record book, they say the fish, an ...