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Puget Sound’s iconic salmon are struggling. A team of researchers led by fish biologist Tim Beechie at the Northwest Fisheries Science Center (NWFSC) have begun an ambitious, long-term program to monitor and track changes in […]
StarTribune Reported First – Sort of like the proverbial tree falling in the woods, if an angler catches a state-record fish and it’s so big it can’t be measured properly, does it count? Unfortunately for […]
Extreme Idaho Reported This Story First. After landing a monster, 57-pound lake trout, Soda Springs resident Sidney Cellan has reeled his way into the Utah record books. Cellan said he brought the 48-inch fish up […]
Meet Matt and Mitchell Sallee, brothers who truly enjoy their limited time on the water. Leaders in their respective fields – Matt, a robotics applications engineer, and Mitchell, a drum tech for rock bands Kings […]
Salmon recovery efforts may have just taken a big step forward, thanks to a collaborative project between the Northwest Fisheries Science Center, the Hood River Production Program, and the Bonneville Power Administration. As detailed in […]
When it comes to producing in-line spinners that catch fish, the Yakima Bait Company leads the charge. The iconic Rooster Tail line of spinners catches just about everything that swims. For generations of anglers the […]
The statewide study of king salmon decline has not yielded any definitive conclusions. The results of the three-year study of the incidental catch of Chinooks showing up in the state’s commercial salmon fisheries ended with […]
Coho salmon are swimming in Oregon’s Grande Ronde River Basin for the first time in decades following the release of 500,000 juvenile coho in the Lostine River, a tributary of the Grande Ronde, by the […]
We have yet to confirm the story date as yet, but the picture is real (or not?) and the fish is a shear giant. This is what we see as a quote from a Northern […]
While you might get lucky pulling up to any old spot at a river and throwing a line, learning the areas trout prefer in a stream will increase your chances of catching fish. To understand […]
Rarely do you find an angler who fishes as much as they would like. Many of us look forward to retirement as the time we will take all our on the water knowledge and hone […]
What do we like? Good news stories about the environment, and here is one about lake trout that we like a lot. Fish researcher Jory Jonas, of MDNR’s Charlevoix Fisheries Research Station, was on a […]
Every fall I look forward to sight fishing with micro baits for brown trout and steelhead. It’s an often overlooked technique that is extremely effective. Double digit mornings with fish between four and fifteen pounds […]
My favorite lures are spoons. I have had many I trusted, but since the arrival of Mepps Little Wolf I have cleaned out my tackle box and stocked it full of every color and combination […]
An escapee from a fish farm likely will be the new record rainbow trout for Great Britain. That’s right in keeping with the tradition of the world record rainbow trout caught Saskatchewan in 2009. Caught […]
Wild Logic videographer Rick Rosenthal hunts for that special spot in beautiful Slovenia. He chases elusive marble trout and fly fishes grayling on a crystal clear chalk stream.
A new kind of “bank” NOAA Fisheries has approved in southwest Washington will use a novel approach to fund restoration and long-term protection of more than 300 acres of prime wetland and river habitat along […]
Hi everyone, these three episodes were recorded live at the Glenora Fisheries Station on Lake Ontario near picton. The episodes feature my discussions with Colin Lake, the Program Biologist for the Ministry of Natural Resources. […]
NYS DEC -During the steamy “dog days” of August, it is important to remember that trout and salmon (coldwater sportfish) experience serious physical stress whenever water temperatures climb above 70° Fahrenheit. Heat stressed fish often […]
This month, NOAA and partners are breaking ground on the second-largest dam removal in California. The Benbow Dam, on the South Fork of the Eel River, is a safety hazard. It also limits threatened coho […]
Anglers travel from all across the continent to participate in the fishery affectionately known as “Buoy 10” on the Mighty Columbia River. Named after the channel marker buoy that serves as the western-most point inside […]
Charlotte Ambrose wants to channel the kind of public energy and support that saved the California condor from extinction in the early 1980’s to do the same for another remarkable California native, the Central California […]
An Indiana charter boat captain has quite a fish story to tell. Tyler Kreighbaum said he thought he was hooked on the bottom of Lake Michigan, or had snagged some debris last Saturday when he […]
A local man has one incredible fish story to tell after his record-breaking catch. Massachusetts Wildlife Officials say William Roy, of Palmer, reeled in a 25-pound, 7-ounce Lake trout from the Quabbin Reservoir last week. A […]
The Yakima 2.5 Mag Lip is perfect for fishing trout in natural lakes, the Great Lakes and also rivers. This bait has a strong natural dive profile and will dive up to 13 feet when […]
Invasive species have become a serious problem in south central Oregon’s popular Diamond Lake and could potentially impact the excellent trout fisheries. The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife (ODFW) will be trying something new…add […]
Back in the 1970s, the 15-mile stretch below Glen Canyon Dam on the Colorado River known as Lees Ferry was renowned as one of the finest tailwater fisheries in the world. Anglers flocked there to […]
The Penobscot River was once teeming with fish. In the early 1800s, an estimated 14-20 million alewives, 75,000-100,000 Atlantic salmon, and 3-5 million American shad were returning. This is not so today. The 12 species […]
Chinook and coho salmon, brown and rainbow trout part of annual stocking plans. After stocking more than 2.6 million fish into the Wisconsin waters of Lake Michigan in 2015, the Department of Natural Resources is […]
Komo News Reported 1st: Washington anglers are protesting an unprecedented shutdown of the Puget Sound salmon fishing season. State and tribal fishery managers failed to reach an agreement on harvest negotiations, ending all salmon fishing […]
Springtime brings more light and warmer temperatures changing the creeks, rivers and streams into outstanding trout havens bursting with insect hatchess and hungry fish. A key to getting great trout fishing action in the early […]
Want to catch big fish? Of course you do, and if you want to consistently catch them, steelhead and salmon are your best bets. Let’s look at the tape, scale and ticker. The average Idaho […]
State fisheries biologists hope to improve coho salmon fishing in Indiana by stocking larger cohos into the St. Joseph River this spring. The DNR has been stocking trout and salmon into Lake Michigan and its […]
Pond Brook Cabins in Eagle Lake posted this photo of a lake trout caught on February 21, 2016 by Vaughn Plourde of Eagle Lake on, guess where? Eagle Lake, of course. This amazing fish measured […]
A new study on steelhead trout in Oregon offers genetic evidence that wild and hatchery fish are different at the DNA level, and that they can become different with surprising speed. The research, published today […]
Intensively Monitored Watersheds provide powerful insight into effects of stream restoration. An emerging research method to gauge the benefits of stream restoration for salmon and other native fish is revealing improvements in fish numbers, survival […]
In the lore of Columbia River salmon, the “June Hogs” stand apart as an almost-mystical “supersalmon” that made an epic upstream migration to the headwaters of the Columbia. They seem to be virtually-always described as […]
NOAA Fisheries scientists from the West Coast Region and the Southwest Fisheries Science Center recently presented their research on advanced technologies to protect and understand behavior of endangered Sacramento River winter-run Chinook salmon to an […]
Montana’s Arctic grayling are special fish. For starters, scientists believe that Arctic grayling migrated to North America much like our human ancestors: over the Beringia land bridge from Asia, possibly as far back as 3 […]
The U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service will stock approximately 10,000 threatened Gila trout that currently average five inches to waters near Silver City, New Mexico. The stockings are planned to take place during the first […]
By The Washington Chronicle: For decades, Errol Anderson collected pea-sized pink coho salmon eggs from state hatcheries and put them in his remote site incubators near Adna, raising 3 million fish in an effort to […]
Winter time is a great time to expose children to lure fishing for trout. Trout are spawning in many tailrace areas, and many of them can be readily caught. Fishing is also a great way […]
Intelligent ice anglers are having success combining traditional live bait tactics with the use of realistic artificial lures. Times are a changin’. Used to be when we went ice fishing, our presentation always included a […]
The overcast skies begin to clear. There is little wind as we put the boat in the water but that changes an hour or so later. Temperatures are around freezing but they seem colder once […]
Efforts to conserve a key cold-water fish species got a boost today when the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (Service) released the final Bull Trout Recovery Plan, which outlines the conservation actions needed to recover […]
Many times in my U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service career I’ve pinched myself to make sure I was not dreaming. My first trip to Frye Mesa Reservoir in the Coronado National Forest in southeastern Arizona […]
True trout fishermen know that this is the time of the year for the really big brown trout to vacate their deeper summer homes and migrate north on the Chattahoochee River for their spawning ritual. […]
The end of summer means cooler nights and the beginning of staging King Chinook Salmon on the Great Lakes this Fall. This time of year is when deep trollers look forward to targeting these majestic […]
Craig Springer tells how a trout that once stared at extinction offers wilderness angling opportunities. The trout stole its color from a southern New Mexico summer sunset. Gila trout sport a painter’s pallet of pink […]
Autumn is a time of plenty for anglers, as cooling water temperatures spark feeding binges among a variety of gamefish. For some species, however, fall ushers in an equally primal urge, causing fish to migrate […]
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