HUNTSVILLE, Ala. ( WAFF) - Boats filled the docks Friday in Jackson County as the Big Bass Splash returned to Lake Guntersville. Hundreds of anglers are already signed up, hoping to land the catch of ...

Big crappie are holding in deep water at Barnett Reservoir, but they should start moving toward spawning areas soon.

John Liechty of Xperience Bass Fishing Guide Service reported largemouth and spotted bass in the 3- to 6-pound range have ...

Most striped bass are moving to the south end of the lake, but some good catches continue to come from the Prairie Creek and Rocky Branch areas. That's the word from Jon Conklin, fishing guide.

Baseball players dream of hitting a grand slam and watching four runs score. In Arkansas fishing, the magic number is five. Catching five fish species, that is, to score a coveted grand slam.

RUSSELL COUNTY, Kan. (KWCH) - The Russell County Fire Department confirmed that crews were successful in containing a fire that was burning southwest of Wilson Lake on Thursday. There was added ...

A grass fire broke out Thursday morning in Russell County, prompting all fire departments in the county to respond. Russell County Emergency Manager David Elliott said the fire was reported at 6 a.m.

Fishing duo Cole & Jay brave the darkness to navigate the deep swamp for a productive night fishing session targeting both crappie and catfish. Trump blowing up South Pars gas field could have ...

Fishing duo Cole & Jay prove that dirty lake conditions can be productive after they successfully land the largest crappie ever caught on the channel. Congress could be headed for a tipping point, ...

GREENVILLE, NC — Wilson Prep's boys basketball program has already established plenty of state championship memories over the past half decade. Now it's the girls turn to write their chapter. The ...

The woods were just beginning to turn the pale shades of green that mark the early stages of spring. Elm and willows were beginning to bud and redbud trees were already showing their spring colors.

With the sun shining and a gentle breeze in the air, spring on the lake will feel like the perfect escape. The deepest lake in Alabama occupies 21,000 acres in Cullman, Walker and Winston Counties.