Spring keeps the weatherman busy. Anything and everything can appear in the forecast. But anglers looking ahead can see past ...

Double your chances by tying on a second nymph onto the bend of the hook of the first fly. A simple improved clinch knot or a ...

Off-colored water can make early-season angling difficult. Fly fishers with skills beyond the swift water know that looking to lakes, ponds and reservoirs can keep you in the game. But fly choices can ...

An emerger imitates an aquatic insect in the process of transforming from an underwater nymph or pupa to an adult ... feeding on emergers just under the water’s surface.

A two-fly nymph rig is often the way ... For example, if you’re in about three feet of water, your indicator should be right around 6 feet from your first bug. This is a good place to start ...

Spotted lanternflies are invasive in Ohio. More on their life cycle, eggs, size, and what you need to do if you see one — or ...

Any insects that are able to live in our domestic environments aren’t barely surviving; they’re thriving. That cockroach ...

Forming the headwater of the Thurne River, Norfolk Wildlife Trust’s Martham Broad has long been the yardstick for water ...

Eating insects, or entomophagy, isn’t very common in American culture. But each time a brood of cicadas emerges in the U.S., ...

Ecdysis is an extremely vital process to the growth and development of many organisms. But, what is it exactly?

As the weather warms up NBC Montana ventured up to Rock Creek outside of Clinton to fish the lower section of the river.

Brood XIV cicadas, known for their black bodies and red eyes, are expected to emerge in early May in northern Georgia.