Lake Tawakoni guide Omar Cotter with a chunky hybrid striper caught last week. Downrigging or trolling with deep diving plugs with trailers is producing well now for both hybrids and white bass. (photo by Luke Clayton)

Jeff Rice shows off one of many big walleye landed on the last trip. (photo by Luke Clayton)

The Nevada Donor Network Foundation Golf Invitational, A PGD Global Production, will take place on Sunday, October 12, 2025, at the historical, private and exquisite Las Vegas Country Club located in the very heart of Las Vegas, Nevada.

Both boaters and shore anglers can catch a creel full of rainbows with red wigglers or nightcrawlers.

Lake Fork - GOOD. Water Stained; 82 degrees; 0.23 feet above pool. Top waters early around pond weed and grass with frogs and poppers still working.

Rick Morgan from West Tennessee proudly shows off a spectacular brown trout he caught last week while fishing on the White River.

Channel catfish good on chicken liver, cut bait, punch bait, stinkbait, worms around brush structure, channels, rocks.

Bois d'Arc Lake - GOOD. water normal stain; 83 degrees; 0.18 feet above pool. Bass are good early around pond weed with frogs, and rage swimmers. Chatterbaits are working on the outside edge of the pond weed in 3-5 feet.

Emerging near the Missouri border in north central Arkansas, the Spring River has been described as the state's most dependable natural stream.

Cotter Trout Dock (870-435-6525) said, "The Arkansas Ozarks haven’t missed out on the heat wave, but we have the gem of the White River to cool us down. The trout love this cold water, and the anglers love the cool mist in the morning..."

Fans from across the globe will gather to witness the pinnacle of volleyball action at this state-of-the-art venue.

(L-R) Don Gresham, Luke Clayton, Paul Moore and Larry Weishuhn (Jeff Rice not pictured). Luke will be hunting with some good friends this fall up in Montague County. (photo by Jeff Rice)

An Arizona angler wanted to chase brown trout on the Little Red River recently. So, Little Red fishing guide Mike Winkler had Mark throwing big articulated streamers toward the banks.

"The Caddo River is a great river for all levels of paddling experience," said Gayla Claborn, owner of Caddo River Camping & Canoe in Glenwood, Arkansas. "This typical pool and drop river is gentle enough for novice paddlers to learn on, yet with enough class I and II rapids along the way to keep it exciting. There are good places to stop to swim and fish along the available routes surrounded by the beautiful Ouachita Mountains. And it is one of the most consistent floating rivers in Arkansas, allowing our season to span from March to September."

Smaller fish have a decent chance of survival if released immediately after the catch. (AGFC photo by Mike Wintroath)

Buffalo National River is not just an ordinary river. It serves as a habitat to seventy-four species of fish. (photo by R. Stokes)

Even with the high water that has plagued the Spring River area in north/northeast Arkansas for many weeks, Steve Michelson caught this nice rainbow there recently while fishing with guide Mark Crawford.

(L-R) Jeff Rice and Lake Tawakoni catfish guide Tony Pennebaker show off a giant blue catfish landed from shallow water a couple of weeks ago. (photo by Luke Clayton)

Jeff Rice (center) shows off the big striper of the day landed with guide Lil' Dave(left) and Bill Carey. (photo by Luke Clayton)

Cotter Trout Dock (870-435-6525) said, "Trout catching has been phenomenal. The quality of our catch has improved with the higher releases of water at the dam."