Global Fishing JournalKNOWLEDGE FOR THE WATER AHEADEleven regions. A world of fishing to discover.
Discover practical guides, thoughtful stories, and ideas for the water ahead.
An 8 October study adds evidence about juvenile steelhead movement. Read the results alongside field research, current design guidance and the limits of laboratory passage tests.
An October stewardship update follows Buckhorn Creek's 2026 reconnection. The Michigan project has reopened passage; monitoring must establish the longer-term ecological response.
Bradford West Gwillimbury announced October treatment at Middletown Pond. Completion remains unverified; follow-up evidence will distinguish plant control from habitat recovery.
DOC confirmed didymo in the Kaipo River on 6 October. The finding renews the case for careful equipment transfers, with practical cleaning guidance and clear limits on local impact claims.
A recent field account shows a changing restored river, continuing nutrient pressures and a lamprey-habitat tradeoff. Physical progress is clearer than any claim of fish-stock recovery.
Start with a regional guide, then explore the articles for your next destination.
Canadian lakes, Alaska, and the varied waters of the United States.
19 articlesTropical freshwater, coastal flats, and blue-water possibilities.
2 articlesA first look at freshwater destinations and ocean fishing.
3 articlesNordic lakes and rivers, with a different perspective from the coast.
7 articlesExplore the region through its inland rivers and lake fisheries.
3 articlesMediterranean coasts and inland water worth a closer look.
3 articlesCompare river-based adventures with coastal and island fishing.
3 articlesAn introduction to coastal fishing and choosing a local outing.
2 articlesFreshwater and marine possibilities across very different settings.
4 articlesTrout water, tropical rivers, and coastal fishing on your terms.
10 articlesHawaiʻi, Guam, and the Philippines: island-based fishing ideas.
2 articlesA growing journal for freshwater and saltwater anglers around the world. Good fishing starts with curiosity, preparation, and respect for the places we visit.
