fishing

Amarillo's outdoor enthusiasts just got a bit of great news. After thinking it was over for one outfitter, they will be reopening under a new name next week.

Does your young one have what it takes to catch a fish or mulitple fish?  Do they love to throw a line in the water just as much as you do?  Well get your little fisherman ready for the Kid's Fishing Derby.

What if I told you that not only could you go fishing in the Texas Panhandle region without a license or permit, but you could also get free fishing gear to use?

This summer has been a crazy one.  One filled with the scare of zika virus and even scarier, a flesh eating bacteria.  So has the bacteria invaded Lake Meredith?

If you love the outdoors, then you need to make plans to attend the Outdoor Expo this weekend at the Amarillo Civic Center.

An average day on the river turned in to the scariest day of this Texas couple's life.

With spring here and summer just around the corner, fishing sounds amazing.  Luckily, you won't have to travel far this year.  Lake Meredith is being restocked with fish!

Growing up, I would look forward to joining my grandma as we hit up the different garage sales.   We were on the hunt for that one-of-a-kind antique or the thing we couldn't live without.

Do you and your kids love fishing?  Well, get ready because it's time for Amarillo Parks and Recreation's annual Fish Derby!

A great way to spend the morning or even create a bonding moment is to go fishing!  Well, National Boating and Fishing Week celebrates that by giving you a free fishing day.

Over the past few weeks we have seen a good amount of rain.  Of course, the entire Panhandle could use it but especially our area lakes.

The freshmen men's crew team at Washington University in St. Louis went out to practice the other day. The rowers thought they had the water all to themselves, but, boy, were they wrong.