AGFC reports 16-year high in boating fatalities, 5-year high in accidents
Seventeen people lost their lives while boating in The Natural State last year, the most recorded in a single year since 2009
Seventeen people lost their lives while boating in The Natural State last year, the most recorded in a single year since 2009
Early last week Jeff Newman and five other men were out on Lake Catherine late to gather up some walleye. The end goal wasn’t a fish fry, but to collect and fertilize eggs to spawn hundreds of thousands of these native Arkansas fish for anglers in the southern half of the state.
While mainstays like Lake Dardanelle, Millwood Lake and Lake Ouachita continued to appear in the top rankings, Dierks snuck into the report for the first time and did so in impressive fashion
As of Thursday, March 12, Randy Plyler with Plyler Outdoors Guide Service reports that black bass can be caught in shallows
A bass angling friend told Rod Martinez late last week that the fish were biting really well at Lake Monticello, so he headed that way Saturday, anxious to see what he might land
Commissioners at a Feb. 19 meeting heard the first reading of proposed regulations changes for 2026; the common theme: reduction in both the number and complexity of the rules hunters and anglers must follow as they enjoy the woods and waters of The Natural State
Crappie are slowly moving up and pre-staging. White bass and hybrids are moving up the rivers and creek arms.