Fishing

Indiana outdoor enthusiasts have a reason to celebrate as more than 1,400 acres join the state's park system.

Watch a fearless 10-year-old from Indiana catch a giant catfish by hand using noodling. He gets bitten multiple times before landing the monster fish!

June 18th is National Go Fishing Day, but what are some of the best public areas to fish in the Evansville area? Let's check them out.

From fishing and mudding to canning and quilting, here is a list of 35 country lifestyle activities and hobbies. How many do you enjoy? Are you "Certified Country?"

Did you know that there are a couple of days when you don't have to have a Kentucky fishing license to fish in the Commonwealth this June?

Nearly 52,000 trout have been stocked across Indiana waterways, giving anglers a fresh opportunity to fish this spring.

Indiana has launched a new permit allowing anglers to harvest and sell invasive carp in an effort to protect native fish populations.

It's never too early to start thinking about fishing. There are a few days in 2026 when you can fish in Indiana without a license.

A common catch and release habit may be silently killing fish days later, and wildlife experts say one simple change can dramatically improve survival.

If you happen to stumble across black carp on your next fishing trip, it could score you up to $1,000 a month.