Montana’s rivers are warmer than they should be
Bad news for trout. For the past 15 years, some of Montana’s finest fishing rivers keep breaking records for early snowmelts, too-warm water and low …
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Bull trout suit targets 26 Northwest dams
A Montana-based environmental group has sued the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and Bonneville Power over bull trout mitigation policies across the Columbia River basin. …
Greased Lighting
Natural lube powers one of world’s fastest fish. A newfound oil-producing organ may help accelerate swordfish as they prowl the seas, a new study says. …
Snorkeling With Salmon on Vancouver Island: A Beginner’s Guide
A guide to snorkeling with salmon. Anyone can fish for salmon in Vancouver Island’s Campbell River but it takes a real fan to go fin-to-fin. …
Fishermen Get Good News About Animas River After Mine Spill
Wildlife officials shared some good news, saying their testing shows the fish survived with no evidence of die-offs. But the problems are far from over. …
Predation removal is not a solution
Scientists say a bill passed in the US House to limit striped bass in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta to aid struggling salmon populations won’t work. …
Oregon’s War On Tui Chubs
The invasive tui chub took over Oregon’s Diamond Lake in the 1980s and ruined the habitat for trout. In a drastic effort to fight back, …
Meet the Fish That Made America Great
Of all the species that were absurdly abundant in American landscape—the bison, the passenger pigeon—the American shad are often forgotten. Consider the Shad. LINK (via: …
The Holy Grail of New England saltwater fishing
When it comes to fishing for stripers, everyone counts. If the odds for human survival were like a striper, we would be an endangered species. …
Hey, who dumped the trout in the pool?
Actually, Toronto’s Scadding Court Community Centre drains its chlorinated swimming pool every year and fills it with tap water and thousands of rainbow trout to …