Today we're out fishing for gar, specifically longnose gar. We're using small lures baited with a twister worm and casting ...

A routine night of bowfishing for invasive Snakehead on the Bush River took a turn when a group of Harford County fishermen ...

Longnose gar are considered living dinosaurs and New York is fortunate to have these fish swimming in its waters today. Their long, needle-like snout is filled with rows of teeth, making them ...

The longnose gar is considered a living dinosaur as the species dates back 100 million years to the Cretaceous Period. The fish have long, cylindrical bodies and are grayish to olive in color.

Fishing New York state fishing record broken with species dating back 100 million years A 15-pound, 14-ounce longnose gar was caught at Butterfield Lake in Jefferson County, New York ...

The Longnose Gar (Lepisosteus osseus) is a large-sized species of freshwater fish that occurs in most bodies of water throughout this state.

Crooked gar isn’t a known species, but a unique longnose gar caught by a Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission biologist must not have gotten the message. On July 2, the FWC Fish and ...

About half of our drifts were met with a strike. The longnose suckers ranged from 15 to 19 inches in length. "What a thrill," Tiefenthaler said as he lifted the rod to the weight of a fish.

The aquatic creature, known as the longnose gar, measured 2.7 feet long and weighed 10.6 pounds. Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commision/Facebook ...

Undated photo of a longnose gar, a freshwater fish native to North America. In July 2021, the Minnesota Legislature approved setting fishing limits on longnose and shortnose gars for the first time.