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Fishing in Alaska: Northern Pike
The Northern Pike is one of the most aggressive fish to be found in Alaskan rivers. It has been known to attack other pike, ducks and even muskrats. In Alaska, you will most likely find northern pike sheltering in weedy parts of rivers, or in shallow and slow moving water. In Alaska, northern pike can grow up to 30 lbs, and can be up to 4 foot in length.
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Fishing in Alabama: Speckled Trout
One of the best places to catch saltwater fish in Alabama is Orange Beach, a location that is famed for the incredible variety of fish species that can be found there at varying times of the year. The Speckled Trout usually appears along the Alabama coast towards the end of the spring to capitalise on the growing food source. As the numbers of baitfish begin to increase during May and June, so too do the numbers of Speckled Trout.
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Bellingham Salmon Derby – Win Prizes and Enjoy Camping Holiday!
Daybreak of this Friday, 12th July, will be the starting point of the Bellingham Salmon Derby – the three day derby, which will end on Sunday noon of 14th July, with the awards ceremony at 1.00 pm at the harbor. The Bellingham Chapter of the Puget Sound Anglers will sponsor the event which will be a part of Northwest Salmon Derby Series. Therefore every contestant will get a ticket to the boat raffle put on by NWSD. Visit the official website for more info. And you will get tickets to the derby here.
Brook Trout Fishing in Wyoming
CHARACTERISTICS OF BROOK TROUT
The brook trout has fascinating green and brown colours on its skin that are. They have dark red hole like round points which are randomly placed on each side of their skin. They also have a red coloured belly and lower fins and the brightness of this colour changes when the fish spawn. The mean length of the brook trout varies around 25 – 65 cm and they usually weigh around 0.3 – 3 kg.
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Mountain Whitefish Fishing in Wyoming
WHERE TO FIND MOUNTAIN WHITEFISH IN WYOMING?
Wyoming is one of the states that offer various types of fish for anglers. The mountain white fish is native to many waters especially in the Eastern Sierra River, Utah and in the rivers of Wyoming such as Green River, Clark’s Fork Rivers, and Snake River. They are only found in the lakes, rivers, streams and other waters in North of America. The Snake River in Teton County of Wyoming set the record for White Mountain fish with a 4 pound 4 oz. weight and 21 inch length.
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Pike Fishing in Wyoming
HABITAT OF PIKE FISH
Pike fish is native to North America however they have been artificially implanted by humans in other areas where there are cold and clear lakes available. Pike is a common gaming fish in Wyoming and attracts many anglers who love game fishing and this hard fighter makes game fishing a lot more interesting. In Wyoming they are highly populated in Keyhole Reservoir where a record of 47 inches and almost 28 pound pike fish has been set. Pike generally prefers shallow water where there is vegetation such as weeds are available. Jackson Lake, Lewis Lake, Guernsay Reservoir, Fremont Lake and many other places are ideal for pike fishing in Wyoming.
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