Studying the impact of hatchery-raised salmon
The science is pretty clear, hatchery fish suck.
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The great Atlantic Sargassum belt
Scientists in Florida have detected the largest seaweed bloom in the world extending from the Gulf of Mexico to the African coast. The unusually large …
Swarm of Mayflies Invade Ohio
Mayflies are hatching and invading northeastern Ohio. The swarm was so dense that it was captured on the weather radar of WOIO on Wednesday. While residents may …
Half N’ Half Fly Tying Tutorial
The Half N’ Half is a classic baitfish imitation. The dumbbell eyes give the fly a great “jiggy” action, and the flash underbody ensures the …
Florida’s Water Crisis Has Sport Fishing on the Brink of Collapse
Fecal matter, killer algae, too much water, not enough water – Florida’s hydrological disaster is killing its legendary inshore fishing. “It’s not just human waste …
Fight Against Atlantic Menhaden Certification
While Omega Protein tries to buy an environmentally sustainable certification for its industrial menhaden fishery opposition to certification is scheduled to be heard by an independent …
“So We Decided to Help”
Yvon Chouinard calls the Kennebec River his favorite place in Maine thanks to the role Patagonia played in removing the Edwards Dam, 20 years ago …
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This Never Gets Old
Brooks Falls in Alaska’s Katmai National Park is the best place in the world to watch brown bears feasting on salmon as they swim upstream …
TBT: Patagonian salmonids
From The Global FlyFisher circa 2011. The fascinating story of the introduction of salmonids into Argentina and the Patagonian waters told by local guide Heiko …