Trout Unlimited is proposing to complete the second phase of work to create better fish spawning and rearing habitat on Mill ...

“Brilliantly” colored fish caught in streams in Alabama have been identified as two new species — but they’re at the “highest ...

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Anglers will get six more days to fish the Columbia River for spring Chinook. Oregon and Washington held a compact meeting on Wednesday, and after reviewing the catch data for the season that ...

Fish raised at the Salmon River Hatchery come from a variety of sources. Steelhead, chinook salmon, and coho salmon all develop from eggs taken from wild broodstock that return to the hatchery to ...

This small catfish, known for its “armored” appearance and “powerful toxin,” was found during night fishing surveys. The species is notable for its mosaic-like scales and ability to cause ...

GALLATIN COUNTY, Ill. (KFVS) - The Ohio River is expected to crest in the coming days, and residents in Gallatin County, Illinois, are hard at work trying to save their homes. The water is ...

To make changes on the Florida waterways, you mostly have to work with three agencies: the state’s Fish and Wildlife Commission (FWC), Army Corps of Engineers and St. Johns River Water ...

Two conservation groups are petitioning the Montana Department of Environmental Quality to designate the Big Hole River, a treasured southwestern Montana fishery, as impaired for nutrient pollution.

Some already threatened cold-water fish species in the Northwest will not only face shrinking habitat from climate change but will face growing pressure from invasive fish species fleeing their own ...

and then I will decide where I will fish. Here in Campbell River, the regulations for spring have not changed from last year. Nobody is surprised, but many fishing guides and locals are disappointed.

Saturday, Oct. 21, 2023. RecFest attendees can walk or bike the trails and try their hand at fishing and bird-watching. They can paddle small boats and learn about river safety and ecology.