Monofilament Line Dangerous For Pelicans FWC warns that monofilament fishing line and fishing hooks that are improperly handled or discarded can entangle brown pelicans and other animals, leading to injury and even death.
Researchers Learn About Trout Through Their Earbones Studying the earbones of trout can reveal their lifetime movements in a large river system, according to a study released in the Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences.
Non-native Bass Poses Threat To Arizona Waters Non-native smallmouth bass have been detected above both the permanent and temporary man-made fish barriers along Fossil Creek, and now pses a threat to native fish species.
U.S. Forest Service's New Plans Promote Fish Habitats The planning regulations finalized last week by the U.S. Forest Service place an emphasis on the sustainability of water resources and fish and wildlife habitat.
Groups Urging U.S. Forest Service to Protect Fish Habitats in Alaska A group of Alaska commercial fishermen, anglers, guides, naturalists and tour operators are in Washington, D.C., this week to advocate for more conservation and restoration of fish habitat in the Tongass National Forest in Southeast Alaska.
Urban Trout Planting Efforts in Sacramento Enhanced The California DFG is enhancing its urban trout planting program in the greater Sacramento area by adding an additional 16,000 catchable size rainbow trout.
Asian Carp Found In Kansas A fish salvage on Augusta City Lake in Kansas revealed a very unexpected sight: an Asian carp, a harmful invasive species.
Minnesota Steps Up Fight Against Invasive Species To help stop the spread of aquatic invasive species, the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources will be, among other intitiaves, inspecting boaters at check stations for potential infestations.
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