If Fish Could TalkFishing Conservation
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Consumption of salmon here can double over the next 10 years
Millions of Pounds of Salmon to be Raised . . .
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Study shows fishery management, when done well, works
The data showed that fishing pressure rose and biomass declined for decades until 1995, when fishing pressured started to fall.
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Tech assists safe fish passage through Snake and Columbia
Crews install newly designed antennas in the spillway
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WDFW is asking the public to report sightings
It was last spotted by WDFW staff near Chinook, Washington shortly before 4 p.m. Thursday.
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FWC to Meet Jan. 17 in Salem, Ore
The Commission will consider a petition it received asking them to adopt a temporary rule (in effect for 180 days) that would prohibit the retention of wild winter steelhead in rivers
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MLK Day: Volunteer at a National Fish Hatchery
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service invites all Americans to volunteer on Martin Luther King, Jr. National Day of Service, particularly on public lands and waters.
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CDFW with Licenses,Q and A, and More at Annual Sportsmen’s Show
CDFW to Sell Hunting and Fishing Licenses, Answer Questions from the Public and More at Annual Sportsmen’s Show
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Parks and Wildlife stocked 1,000, seven-inch tiger muskie fish
On a sunny Tuesday at the 440-surface acre reservoir sitting at 7,282 feet
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Massive 350-pound grouper
The commission said biologists estimated the fish to be 50 years old, which would make it the oldest sample collected for the aging program.
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Prevention of Aquatic Invasive Species Sees Record Year in Washington
Boaters helped the state celebrate a record year for efforts to prevent the spread of aquatic invasive species into Washington's waterways, including zebra and quagga mussels, aquatic plants, and fish and amphibian diseases.
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Fisherman gets jail time, lifetime ban from fishing
There are plenty of fish in the sea, but Alfredo Gonzalez won’t be seeing them anytime soon.
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California's Salmon Barely Survived the 20th Century... What Now
Fishing was productive enough that he paid off his boat and made some decent money — especially from his primary target, Chinook salmon, the most valuable seafood from local waters.
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N.Z. Mudsnails at AZ Fish Hatchery
The Arizona Game and Fish Department (AZGFD) has confirmed the presence of New Zealand mudsnails, an aquatic invasive species, in AZGFD’s Page Springs Fish Hatchery.
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Dow Chemical settlement funds restoration projects for River area
Behind a fence topped with barbed wire, a sign warns Saginaw residents not to trespass on the site of a former General Motors foundry. In the near future, they will instead be encouraged to pass onto the land.
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1st system detecting fish rushing with water through spillway at federal dams
When the bait fish are out, one will also see cormorants, coots, bufflehead, egrets, gulls and the occasional heron.
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7 tips to catch more winter trout
For some, it may be enough “to just be there.” But if your plans include actually catching a fish, here are seven tips that may help improve your chances
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Stocked Trout Return after Drought
The California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) has once again stocked Crystal Lake in Los Angeles County with rainbow trout, restoring angling opportunities after several years. CDFW stopped stocking this popular fishing area because years of drought led to low lake levels and poor water quality.
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Big Brother is watching at Global Fishing Watch
In 2016, the Leonardo DiCaprio Foundation joined with Google, Oceana and Environmental Defense, and other funding partners to create a mapping and data platform called, Global Fishing Watch (GFW).
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Conservation Group Recycles Christmas Trees For Habitat
The trees also improve fish habitat by introducing a new food source for microorganisms at the bottom of the food chain.
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