If Fish Could TalkFishing Conservation
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Coho Returning
Releases starting in 2017 reintroduced the fish to the northeast Oregon river after an absence of almost 50 years.
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Flounder Fishing Tips
Flounder Fishing Tips from Texas Parks and Wildlife Here's the scoop on catching these tasty flatfish, not only on the Texas coast but throughout the Gulf of Mexico.
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$10.7 Million Awarded by CDFW
The California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) today announced ...
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Drone Video Gets Fishing Guide in Federal Court
The act was caught on video taken from an overhead drone and soon became social media fodder.
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Fish Hatchery to Close
The California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) is announcing the temporary closure
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Fish, Crab and Clam for Free after Thanksgiving
No fishing licenses or tags including a Combined Angling Tag
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NOAA Fisheries is triggering a Slow Zone
NOAA Fisheries is triggering a Slow Zone (voluntary vessel speed restriction zone)
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45% increase in boat inspections
Decontaminated 10,959 boats, a 25% increase from the number of boats that required decontamination during 2019
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Man charged with illegally trafficking invasive fish
A Pittsburgh man was indicted Monday on federal charges of trafficking endangered and invasive fish, according to officials from the U.S. Department of Justice.
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Gila Trout Return
New Mexico: Gila Trout Return to Whitewater Creek A trout stocking took place in Whitewater Creek in early August, but that sounds far too simple for the efforts culminating that day.
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Understanding Steelhead
Now that the snow has started to fly and the weather seems a little bit more like winter, the steelhead encounter rate and catch and release mortality study is wrapping up fall tagging at Lower Granite Dam.
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Chinook in the River of No Return
While helicopters have replaced airplanes for the surveys, aerial methods have been the primary means to survey much of the wilderness due to its remote nature and difficult access.
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Candidate for Fish Screening Task Force WANTED
ODFW is seeking a candidate to represent public interests on the state’s Fish Screening Task Force.
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Pismo Clams on Central Coast Beaches
With the re-opening of several State Parks beaches in San Luis Obispo County, the California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) reminds visitors to avoid disturbing small Pismo clams and rebury any small clams they encounter.
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Fishery Improvements Possible With Restoration Promises
Anglers and boaters have experienced firsthand how the resurgence of SAV beds on the Susquehanna Flats has led to water so clear that the bottom of the bay is often visible 10 feet deep in midsummer.
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Congress Recognizes National Fish Habitat Partnership
The new law expands NFHP Board membership, authorizes funding to partner organizations, adds Congressional reporting requirements, and more.
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Salmon Migration Determined by Genetic Difference
The annual migration of Chinook salmon up West Coast rivers from the ocean has enriched ecosystems, inspired cultures, and shaped landscapes.
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