Get Your Head Out of the Creek Chain pickerel are often associated with shallow water fishing, and that’s not an incorrect link. They thrive is skinny bogs, ponds, swamps, and creeks. There are places ...

A 4-pound, 9-ounce one chain pickerel landed by Walt Hewitt of Dunellen was the biggest fish of the day, though the contest doesn't award a grand prize winner.

How and Where to Fish for Pickerel Back in 1845, when Henry David Thoreau first moved to Massachusetts’ Walden Pond to confront the essential facts of life, one such encounter involved chain ...

Chain Gang Cermele shows off two nice pickerel caught in the New Jersey Pine Barrens. Photos by Joe Cermele Little pickerel are a dime a dozen and easy to catch, but you want the big dog, and that ...

I’ve been a fan of chain pickerel since I was a kid. That’s largely because where I grew up there weren’t any pike and even though there were some muskie haunts, those fish felt too unattainable. As ...

As a contingent of rockfish chasers continue brave winter’s chill with good results, some of us have turned our casts toward chain pickerel, a ferocious-looking fish with a toothy grin the ...

In fact, local guide Capt. Tom Weaver shared that angler Paul Heinold caught what is now a pending International Game Fish Association catch-and-release world record (length) for chain pickerel.

There are chain pickerel in the pond, but they tend to be on the small side with few fish reaching over 15 inches. Like Lower Twin Pond, just to the south, be prepared to fish around the weeds ...

The Virginia DWR’s chain pickerel information profile states that the "best time" to fish for pickerel is from October to March, when water temperatures are between 55- and 70-degrees Fahrenheit.

Feb. 8 (UPI) -- Wildlife officials in Vermont said an odd-looking fish that appeared to be frozen was in fact alive and has a condition called leucism. Photos of the chain pickerel reeled in by ...

It has great fishing at Walker Pond, where anglers can find good-sized large mouth bass, chain pickerel and various types of pan fish. There are 60 campsites at the 1,470-acre park.