Fishing

How many times have you been asked to go fishing with a friend and couldn't because you didn't have your license? This weekend, you don't have to worry about that.

This isn't just a story from a fisherman about an enormous fish. He's got pictures and all the receipts to prove that he caught the biggest New York has ever seen.

There fishing season has been great here in New York State and for those who are after walleye, there is one fish that is hard to beat!

If you find a fish and it's speckled with black spots, can you safely eat it without getting sick? And what caused those spots?

In some states, it's a thrilling summer pastime, while in others, it’s strictly off-limits. What drives this wave of hand fishing?

Recent tests of the water in the Great Lakes should make people who pull fish from the lakes some concern.

You've decided to fill your freezer with fish this fall for the long winter. How do you know if the fish you caught should be eaten?

Has it been a while since you've gotten a line in the water? Want to get out and do some fishing this weekend? You can do it without a license all across the state.

Do you have a child who might be interested in going fishing, but you're not interested in buying all the gear until you know they'll love it? Then this event is for you.

This couple hit the fishing jackpot!

With more than 7,500 freshwater lakes, ponds, and reservoirs in New York, there are plenty of places to drop a line. But where is the best place to reel in the big one this season?

Stay cautious when fishing for muskies, as these fierce predators have been known to drag people underwater.