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Gigging suckers is an Ozark tradition that dates back to the region's earliest settlers. While methods may have modernized, the basic concept of spearing fish on the bottom of the river is still in ...

Instead of catching fish with a hook and fishing line, fish gigging involves fishermen catching them with a multi-pronged pole called a gig. This annual tournament of gigging for sucker fish species ...

MISSOURI – Fish gigging is an Ozarks pastime with a long tradition on our Ozarks streams and rivers. Now, the Missouri Department of Conservation is considering changing some of the rules for gigging ...

Fall is when hunting rules many outdoors schedules, but for some stream enthusiasts, this is the time of year to enjoy a form of fishing that has a long heritage in the Ozarks. In addition to being a ...

Gigging suckers is an Ozark tradition that dates back to the region’s earliest settlers. While methods may have modernized, the basic concept of spearing fish on the bottom of the river is still in ...

This time of year, as the cool fronts move through, the flounder in the Pensacola Bay and other nearby bodies of water make their way toward Pensacola Pass and eventually out into the Gulf of Mexico ...

Fish gigging is a deeply rooted tradition in parts of Northeastern Oklahoma, where on any given night the creek banks just outside of Jay are packed with people and filled with laughter. “It’s fun for ...

A lot of hunters and fisherman spend this time of the year in the woods deer hunting, but for those who don’t there’s some fun to be had on the water at night right now flounder gigging. So far this ...

The Missouri Department of Conservation will host a fish gigging clinic and gigging trip at West Plains, Mo., Jan. 23, from 4 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. It's designed for young people age 10 to 20 who have no ...

Fish gigging is an Ozarks pastime with a long tradition on Missouri streams and rivers. Now, the Missouri Department of Conservation is considering changing some of the rules for gigging fish, and the ...