Angling: FISHERIES 2007-08 Season Starts Today
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By David Houghton  RIVER DANE: The higher reaches will be best at places like Holmes Chapel, Swetten-ham, Byley and Croxton Lane, where barbel, chub, dace and roach, are expected to provide lots of action.
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By T.C. Mitchell, Anchorage Daily News, Alaska  May 30--Cook Inlet fishermen started harvesting salmon Monday, but as of Tuesday morning the catch totals weren't clear.   Wind and rain apparently slowed the fishing.
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By Scott Richardson, The Pantagraph, Bloomington, Ill.  Feb. 8--Jonn Graham doesn't wait for warm weather to chase smallmouth bass.   He fishes as long as the ice is off area rivers, including the Mackinaw and Vermilion.
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By Bill Dyroff  Fish the Net   Re
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By Christian Berg, The Morning Call, Allentown, Pa.  Dec. 19--State officials hope to complete long-awaited repairs at Leaser Lake by 2010, but local fishermen will probably have to wait another four years before angling for species such as bass, walleye, muskellunge and catfish.
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Pike are being caught at Port Talbot Docks with a Midlands visitor bagging a 28lb fish using a herring as bait and local Andy Smith using the same bait to catch one of 22.75lb.
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Politicians and fishing leaders prepare to embark on the latest round of annual talks over catch limits.
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By DAVE HOUGHTON  A TOUCH of sunshine, and carp started cruising in the warm surface water at Moreton's Lingmere Fishery where local matchman John Armour won with 47lb 14oz.
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By Kevin Howe, The Monterey County Herald, Calif.  Jun. 9--Drift gill net fishing won't be allowed in a conservation area off the Pacific Coast this summer, the National Marine Fisheries Service has announced.
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By Alan Charlton  After a lean spell, Geoff King made a winning start to the open season taking four cod for 15lb 7oz from Newton to win the pounds 500 first prize in the Seaton Sluice Open, fished by 210 anglers.
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By Duluth News-Tribune, Minn.  Sep. 24--Minnesota fisheries officials have a sturgeon mystery on their hands.   Several lake sturgeon have turned up dead in the St.
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By Kevin Wadlow, Florida Keys Keynoter, Marathon  Feb. 17--A March 7 deadline grows closer for commercial fishing boats in a Gulf of Mexico fishery to install satellite-monitoring equipment on their boats.
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By Kasey, Pam  Usually aimed at commercial producers, this year's annual Aquaculture Forum set for Jan. 20 in Ripley will offer something useful for commercial producers and home pond enthusiasts alike.
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By JIM FREDA  A big south to southwest blow with winds predicted to reach 60 mph set the stage to put a damper on the start of the weekend fishery once again.
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By Mark Taylor, The Roanoke Times, Va.  Feb. 11--To borrow a phrase from a national advertising campaign, fishing season comes at you fast.   That's why every year about this time I spend some time trying to plan for the upcoming season.
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By Scott Richardson;srichardson@pantagraph.com  The Illinois Department of Natural Resources, the state's anglers and its aquaculture industry have something extra to be thankful for today.  The U.S.
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It's the time of year when some people feel stabs of regret for the passing of summer . . . but that would not be saltwater anglers around here. Along much of our coast, the fishing is sensational now. The blues are schooling to feed, the bass are bigger and feeding voraciously, and bluefin tuna -- full-grown and footballs -- ...