The Washington area's rivers are slowly returning to fishable conditions, especially the tidal portions of the Potomac River where, in Charles and Prince William counties particularly, the largemouth bass, blue catfish and snakeheads are holding court. Published April 27, 2011
Memories abound from the past 25 years Published January 1, 2010
Norfolk resident lands 51-pound, 5-ounce bass Published December 31, 2009
New registry is little else but a tax Published December 30, 2009
Fascination with famed bass mark will not go away Published December 27, 2009
Radio personality supported Humane Society of the United States Published December 23, 2009
Musings from a hiding spot in a tree Published December 20, 2009
Winter angling takes something special Published December 17, 2009
Illegal shooting carries consequences Published December 16, 2009
Gift ideas for the outdoors enthusiast Published December 13, 2009
Heavy rain that fell prevents good weekend Published December 10, 2009
Study to look at effectiveness of bass spawning sanctuaries Published December 9, 2009
Not every rockfish weighs 40 pounds Published December 6, 2009
Live bait producing big catches at Lake Anna Published December 3, 2009
State proposing penalties for commercial netters Published December 2, 2009
Styles might be different, but hunting routines stand test of time Published November 29, 2009
Recent storm brings fish back to the area Published November 26, 2009
ASMFC says commercial catches of rockfish less than recreational Published November 25, 2009
Fisherman shouldn't feel guilty about not releasing everything Published November 22, 2009
Gene Mueller updates the area's action Published November 19, 2009
