Where and how to fish for the planet's biggest, meanest freshwater species. The post Fishing for Giant Freshwater Game Fish ...

A group of 12-year-old friends in Livonia made the catch of a lifetime when they reeled in what appears to be a rare ...

Alligator gar is a type of fish found in Texas' fresh bodies of water. ... Alligator gar are large and can grow as long as 8 feet and weigh more than 300 pounds.

Undated photo of a longnose gar, a freshwater fish native to North America. In July 2021, the Minnesota Legislature approved setting fishing limits on longnose and shortnose gars for the first ...

Fish are one of the species in the world with the most diversity. These aquatic animals come in different shapes, colors, and skeletal compositions. Some are endemic to freshwater habitats, and others ...

An alligator gar, a large fish that is often referred to as a "living fossil," was recently caught in Kansas—the first time the species has been recorded in the state, wildlife officials said.

Starting this week, for example, licensed anglers can apply to the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department for a permit drawing to harvest one alligator gar over 48 inches anywhere between the ...

The big fish weighed 20.5 pounds, with a 49.5-inch length. Both Confair’s big fish that day topped the Maryland longnose gar record in the state’s Chesapeake division that weighed 18.3 pounds and was ...

This is a real big fish tale: ... Danny "Butch" Smith II of Oswego, Kansas, who landed the fish, a 4-foot, 6-inch alligator gar, weighing 39.5 pounds, knew he had caught something unusual.

According to the MDC, Rich’s fish beats the current world record for spotted gar, which was set in 1994 for 9-pounds, 12-ounces. This is just the latest fishing record set.

ELMIRA, N.Y. (WETM) – It’s time for the next edition of 18 Sports’ Big Fish Summer. Presented by Valley Wholesale Bait and Tackle, congratulations to Ernie Barber for catching this four foot ...

Gars are known for being large fish. Longnose gar usually reach about 3 feet, however some species such as the alligator gar, can grow up to 8 feet long.