Ice fishing can be enjoyed in so many different ways, bringing so many different methods of participation, and in the end offering so many different outcomes to the participant.

Warm weather is on the way this week, and that means ice fishing can be a little more dangerous. The Wausau Fire Department offered tips on how to stay safe and what to look out for when heading out.

More: Outdoors column: Lessons on panfish angling It’s hard to match the excellent walleye fishing on Upper Red. An amazing river bite, a hotspot on a local lake, or getting the early ice jump ...

Ice fishing evens the playing field for all anglers as you do not need a fancy fast boat to access every single square foot of a lake (ice conditions allowing).

You can get enough equipment to get going for a few hundred dollars, or you can go all out and spend as much as $50,000.

One of the largest events on the New Hampshire winter calendar is a two-day ice fishing competition that takes place on Lake Winnipesaukee. The derby is famous for raising lots of money for ...

(KWQC) If the ice thickness is less than 2 inches, you should stay off. At 4 inches ice fishing is safe. At 5 inches snowmobiles and ATVs are alright to pass on the ice.

One of the benefits of a polar vortex is additional ice cover. If March isn’t too warm, this cold snap may have bought us an extra week or two of ice fishing.

The Great Lakes, along with thousands of smaller, inland lakes, are wintertime havens for outdoor recreation. Ice fishing, hockey, snowmobiling and hiking are great ways to enjoy the winter, but ...

With only the source of two flashlights, Hayden Carnell stands on ice as he fishes out an 8.2-pound walleye from White Lake on Sunday morning. The 24-year-old Monticello man and his friend were in ...

As the ice fishing season comes to a close, the Michigan Department of Natural Resources is warning residents about ice shanty removal deadlines for the Lower and Upper Peninsula.