Wolves fishing at Voyageurs National Park
In another stunning revelation of wolf behavior from northern Minnesota’s Voyageurs National Park, researchers Thursday announced they have confirmed park wolves hunting for and …
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Government, First Nations chart new path for aquaculture in Broughton Archipelago
Some huge news coming out of B.C. A ground-breaking government-to-government process has delivered recommendations that will protect and restore wild salmon stocks, allow an orderly …
New Zealand’s recreational fishery industry fights to keep ban on commerical trout farms
New Zealand is the only country in the world that specifically bans commercial trout farming. But now a former salmon farmer is trying to change …
Student researchers find undiscovered wild trout
Last week, Susquehanna University announced that its students had found wild trout in 43 of 88 previously unassessed Pennsylvania streams. Pennsylvania contains more than 86,000 …
Senate passes bill making it easier to kill sea lions
A bill that would make it easier to kill sea lions that feast on imperiled salmon in the Columbia River has cleared the U.S. Senate. …
Agreement staves off Idaho steelhead season closure
Idaho’s steelhead season won’t close as scheduled Saturday. Members of the newly formed Idaho River Community Alliance, environmental groups and the Idaho Department of Fish …
Idaho insists there’s no harm holding steelhead out of the water
The fight over Idaho’s steelhead season is being played out at least partially in the court of public opinion with some people insisting fishing is …
‘New’ type of brown trout found
A distinct “species” of brown trout that has never been reported before has been discovered in a Perthshire loch. The specimen was one of four …
‘Long lost’ population of St. John River striped bass may have been discovered
For more than four decades it was believed native striped bass in the St. John River had been lost forever. The population crashed over a …
Brown trout reduce native cutthroat numbers
As fisheries officials have dosed mountain streams with fish-killing poisons to remove nonnatives like rainbow trout and brook trout to make room for native Yellowstone …