Fishing

There are plenty of great places to fish in Southern Indiana, but for some, there is one place that sticks out above all others.

For those who fish with live bait, what you do at the end of your fishing trip could have a big impact on the waterways of Indiana.

Indiana will once again host several free fishing days in 2024, allowing residents to cast a line without the need for a fishing license.

The Indiana DNR Division of Fish & Wildlife has unveiled their 2024 Inland Trout Stocking Plan, and it looks like there will be plenty of fish to go around.

The King Kids Fishing Tournament returns to Owensboro and Daviess County, as does the adult version. Get those rods and reels ready.

If you're craving warmer weather and an adventure into the great outdoors, you won't want to miss the upcoming Women's Wilderness Weekend open to ladies 16+.

The record-setting catch weighed in at over 100 pounds.

Kentucky Senate Bill 241 requires some landowners to get permits for hunting and fishing on their property. Learn about the new public access easement too.

Southern Indiana's Patoka Lake will be home to a three-day Women's Wilderness Weekend in April and registration is just $75 for women 16 and older.

Get rewarded for exploring some diverse locations around Southern Indiana and participating in activities like hiking, camping, canoeing, and more.

If you go fishing in Missouri, beware of flying carp. This is a real warning thanks to an invasive species that is apparently in need of being removed from Missouri's rivers.

Kentucky's annual free fishing weekend--no license required--happens this weekend, June 4th and 5th.