Former Idaho Fish and Game Commissioners Urge Prompt Salmon, Steelhead Response
Idaho Fish and Game Commissioners were waving red flags about declining steelhead numbers in 1997. Imagine where we would be now if back then …
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Significant Fish Declines in Colorado’s Blue River
Fish populations are seeing a significant decline in Colorado’s Blue River. That is according to a 2019 fishery survey report published by Colorado Parks and …
Russian River Steelhead Paired With Cabernet
Authorities in Northern California continued to work on Friday to clean up a spill that unleashed nearly 100,000 gallons of wine and polluted a local …
The wild salmon leaping to extinction due to toxic cocktail of greed and pollution
The stocks of wild Atlantic salmon, a fish abundant within British rivers a generation ago, are in a state of collapse. In 2018, the last …
Guides Want Tarpon Grounds To Remain Open
Long Key residents concerned about a Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary proposal to establish a large no-take zone from shoreline to deep reef got support …
Judge rules that GM salmon can be regulated by The Food and Drug Administration
According to a recent court ruling, the US Food and Drug Administration can regulate salmon that’s genetically engineered to grow faster. The FDA was slapped …
Tarpon Travel Beyond U.S. Borders
Anglers have long theorized that the mighty tarpon, a brawny fish that draws anglers from around the world as part of a $6 billion U.S. …
Recreational bluefish limit will be slashed to just 3 per day in 2020
The number of bluefish recreational anglers can keep per day along the entire Atlantic coast will be significantly cut in 2020 after projections that total …
Angling experts want to DNA test stuffed British record sea trout
If they can find it. Angling experts want to DNA test a record-holding stuffed 28lb 5oz British sea trout amid claims the gigantic swimmer is …
The Lionfish Takeover Could Get Worse
In warmer waters, the invasive predator eats more efficiently, gluttonously, and frequently. Working from the Cape Eleuthera Institute in the Bahamas, Clay Steell found that …