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• The Types of Fish in the Colorado River

  Dozens of different types of fish are found in the Colorado River, which passes through the Grand Canyon on its 1,400-mile path along the arid western slope of the Rocky Mountains. Populations for many of the river's 45 native species… read more

• Ice Fishing Tips for River Walleye

  Winter doesn't have to be devoid of big walleye action. Once the ice depth reaches about four inches, you can get out on your local river and continue the pursuit of your trophy. read more

• Fishing Techniques for River Salmon

  There are many rivers across the United States that are full of salmon and ideal for fishing, particularly in California and Alaska. The variety of salmon is vast: pink, red, silver or king. The best way to fish for salmon in rivers is… read more

• How to Salmon Fish on the Sacramento River

  The Sacramento River in Northern California, often called the Sac, is renowned for chinook (king salmon) fishing action. Kings range from 10 to 60 lbs., although 35 to 40 lb. specimens are more common. Anglers use fly rods and spincast… read more

• Fishing Guides for the Puyallup River in Washington

  If you're new to fishing, you might want to find a fishing guide. This is especially true if you're fishing along the Puyallup River in Washington--the river is fairly long and winding. A guide can help you learn certain tricks that at… read more

• How to Fish in Texas Rivers

  Made up of 15 major rivers, Texas consists of 41 major waterways including clear, fast-flowing hill country streams to turbid, slow-moving bayous. Not all waterways in Texas allow public access for fishing, as many riverbank areas are… read more

• Catfish Fishing in the Mississippi River

  With the Mississippi River running approximately 2,320 miles, from Minnesota through Louisiana and into the Gulf of Mexico, catfish anglers have a large area to fish. Blues, channels and flatheads all reside in the dark waters, with bl… read more

• Fishing in Cedar River, Washington

  Cedar River is a river located in western Washington state. It flows into Lake Washington, which is on the eastern side of Seattle. The river is around 45 miles long and starts in the Cascade mountain range as two separate forks that m… read more

• Fishing at Pine River in Michigan

  The Pine River is in Manistee National Forest in Michigan. It is a high-gradient stream with clear waters and protected by seasonal fishing regulations. The river is a National Scenic River that attracts paddlers and anglers each year.… read more

• Lower Colorado River Fishing

  The Colorado River is vast and winding.It flows through the Grand Canyon, Rocky Mountain National Park, on its way to Montagorda Bay and the Gulf of Mexico, southwest of Houston. The portion known as the Lower Colorado River (just east… read more

• Fishing Guide for Salmon in Rivers in Bellingham, Washington

  Bellingham is located in northeast Washington, just south of the Canadian border. The coastal region has several popular fishing rivers with annual runs of steelhead and salmon. Salmon can be found in different rivers around Bellingham… read more

• Camping & Fishing in White River, Arkansas

  The White River flows through the Ozark Mountains and parts of Arkansas. The river is a prime fishing area for catfish, crappie, bluegill and trout. Along the river are campgrounds, campsites and state parks. Float the river during the… read more

• Tips For Steelhead Fishing in the Kalama River

  The Kalama River is a tributary of the Columbia River situated in Cowlitz County at the southwest part of Washington. The river is well-known for its productive fishing of many species but most notably for steelhead and Chinook salmon.… read more

• Fishing the McArthur River in Alaska

  The McArthur River flows through the south central portion of the state and provides many opportunities for fishing. Kings, silver, and pink salmon run into the river each year, and there are Dolly varden, and arctic grayling found in… read more

• Fishing Guide for the Alagnak River in Alaska

  Most fishing trips on the Alagnak River in Southwestern Alaska are targeted on king salmon. The river is remote and requires boat or fly-in access. Fishing the river requires situational awareness as well as fishing skills due to the h… read more

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