We look into the new, set, striper regulations after last year's emergency regulations and fall public addendum meeting.
Early summer brings fishing stability, but also the challenges of changing weather, hotter temps and lethargic fish. Read about some of our best tips and techniques from our own fisheries biologist on how to change with the weather and keep your rod bent all Summer.
Trout are dying off in Montana’s Big Hole River and surrounding rivers. We look into what’s happening and the plans being made for recovery.
Fishing is full of moments that make us come back for more. Don't sully these moments and the fish we catch with bad photos anymore. Learn some of the basic tricks that will add new dimensions and light to your shots. They may even make your fishing buddies look acceptable.
We look at the progress made on the Klamath Dam removal project and interview American Rivers for insight on this project and ongoing river restorations.
How to find and target northern pike after they spawn.
Public land changes across the country. With the announcement of the new Parks and Government Lands Layer on Fishbrain we discuss some of the different types of public land in different regions of the U.S. that you can use to access new fishing spots.
We look at the best Fishbrain functions to help you with the unpredictability of spring fishing.
Learn tips to fish rivers when spring snowmelt has them high, dirty and seemingly hopeless.
Women make great anglers and on International Women's Day we are highlighting three women from different regions of the country who's lives revolve around fishing and water.
Fishbrain updates are here and better than ever. Follow along as we run through the best updates to hit since last fall.
The Fishbrain team heads to Ohio to try their hand at Lake Erie Steelhead and question whether you can have steel without salt.