If Fish Could TalkFishing Conservation
-
Game Wardens Charge Man for Salmon Poaching
Wardens received complaints regarding anglers fishing in Hatchery Brook during late night and early morning hours in late October and early November.
-
CDFW Promoting Fishing Among California Hispanic Communities
This grant program is part of CDFW’s ongoing angler recruitment, retention and reactivation (R3) effort to increase fishing participation statewide.
-
Steelhead fishing on the upper Salmon River
Idaho Steelhead Fishing Slows with Early Cold Overall effort in fishing for steelhead in Idaho was low this past week due to cold temperatures
-
Milestone for Species Facing Extinction
First White Abalone Release Marks Major Milestone for Species Facing Extinction A career dedicated to mollusks isn’t always easy. Sometimes progress can occur at a snail’s pace.
-
Stocking Millions of Threadfin Shad
More than 4 million threadfin shad have been raised in hatchery locations and nursery ponds throughout the year
-
The grassroots projects will improve water quality and aquatic habitat
FishAmerica Foundation Awards Four Habitat Improvement Grants
-
Fisherman Awaits Sentencing after Pleading Guilty
The commercial shrimp fisherman from Jacksonville was seen removing the rostrum from a live 12-foot smalltooth sawfish with a power saw aboard his fishing vessel
-
Expert witnesses testified in opposition to the Pebble Mine project proposed for the headwaters
Fishermen School Congress on Possible Impacts of Pebble Mine Sportsmen took the real concerns of the outdoor recreation economy to D.C. lawmakers
-
Comment on Navigation Management Aids in Oregon
U.S. Coast Guard officials are seeking pubic comment while conducting a waterways analysis and management system (WAMS) review of Yaquina Bay.
-
About 2,000 juvenile white sea bass took a road trip
They scooped the young fish about 50 at a time into tubs, then carried them down the dock bucket-brigade-style onto a waiting boat
-
Tight lines rather than long lines on the day after Thanksgiving
The "holiday specials" include thousands of large trout averaging 15 to 16 inches in length and weighing up to three pounds.
-
Major Boost for Gila Trout
All Gila trout in this area were lost during the aftermath of the 2017 Frye Fire
-
Razor Clam Dig Opens Veteran's Day,
Razor clam diggers can return to ocean beaches for a seven-day opening beginning on Veterans Day, November 11.
-
River to Open for Coho Retention
Washington: Portions of Icicle River to Open for Coho Retention Action and rules: Opens retention of coho salmon.
-
18% Cut in Striper Harvest
Because the assessment found that many fish were dying after being caught and released, the board also ordered states to require that recreational anglers use circle hooks, which are less likely to injure the fish, beginning in 2021.
-
Fishing Utah in November
November can be a good month for fishing because it is in the spawning window for brown, brook and lake trout, as well as splake.
-
Paid to fish for an invasive species in the Grand Canyon. Here's how...
The National Park Service is planning to pay people to catch an invasive brown trout in the Grand Canyon
-
Preliminary Determination to Delay Commercial Dungeness Crab
In addition to this preliminary determination of delay due to a significant risk of whale entanglements, additional delays are possible due to human health risks or poor crab quality.
-
Crab Season Opens Nov. 2 in California
As thousands of recreational anglers await the start of the statewide sport season for Dungeness crab on Saturday, Nov. 2, the California Department of Public Health (CDPH) is advising anglers not to consume the viscera of crab caught in two coastal areas due to the presence of domoic acid.
-
Gamefish season extended
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) stocked catchable-size rainbow trout
Advertising