Large toxic algal bloom covers 30-mile stretch of the Lower Snake River
A frothy, green layer of muck recently coated a miles-long stretch of water on the Lower Snake River in southeast Washington, and scientists have warned …
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Fish (Back) On!
MT Fly Fish Mag Returns After going dormant like a big fat trout in mid-winter, Montana Fly Fishing Magazine (MFFM) is coming back to life with …
UNDAMMED: A Buffalo National River Adventure
“Undammed: A Buffalo River Adventure” celebrates America’s First National River on the year of its 50th Anniversary. Learn about the creation, history, and appeal of …
And the winner is…
Announcing the winners of CalTrout’s 2023 Photo Contest. This year had some very close competition, the contestants blew it out of the water with spectacular …
CACHE OF GOLD: Fly fishing the Eastern Sierra for Golden Trout
Follow Seth Blackamore as he takes a few new friends high into the Eastern Sierra in search of Golden Trout. Blackamore has been exploring these …
National outdoor recreation generated $394 billion in economic impact
Last week, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies released the 2022 National Survey of Fishing, Hunting, and …
Fish Decline / Grasslands Conservation
In this episode, Montana PBS explores how trout numbers in three southwest Montana rivers are at or near historic lows. As Fish Wildlife & Parks …
TU opposes proposal that would place hatchery trout in Pa. wild waters
The Pennsylvania Council of Trout Unlimited has taken a stand against a proposed regulation for 12 wild trout waterways.. Lenny Lichvar, president of the Pennsylvania Council …
Old Town Watercraft | Presents Native Brookies
Explore the pristine waters of Maine as Old Town Watercraft Presents: Native Brookies, a captivating journey into the world of native brook trout. We’ll delve …
How’s this for the shoe being on the other foot?
Waterfront property owners warned state lawmakers that opening up privately held stretches of trout streams in North Georgia to public fishing would ruin a cottage …