Image: Alaska Area U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service/Flickr In a splendidly thorough, helpful story, Alec Luhn takes us through the next terrific ecological hazard dealing with Alaska -its rivers are turning orange. Rivers throughout the Brooks Variety (which has...
Image: USFWS Fish and Marine Preservation/Flickr Matthew L. Miller penned a terrific story about the current discovery of a "brand-new" subspecies of redband rainbow trout in Idaho over in Fly Fisherman Magazine While I extremely motivate you to check...
Image: Alaska Area U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service/Flickr King, or chinook, salmon are dealing with a great deal of difficulty in Alaska. Their numbers are low, and less really monstrous kings are being captured than in years past. And...
In the most recent episode of the Orvis podcast, Tom Rosenbauer takes a seat to speak about trout DNA with Helen Neville. Helen is the senior researcher with Trout Unlimited, and she shares a wealth of info with listeners...
The Idaho Department of Fish & Video Game (IDFG) carried out a research study in 2015 on the effects of catch-and-release on trout death. While the research study was released last summertime, it's begun making the rounds once again...
Image: USFWS Mountain-Prairie According to an interesting post by Erin Blakemore in The Washington Post, trout that were equipped into traditionally barren lakes in Wyoming quickly progressed to make the most of their brand-new food sources. The research study...
Picture: NPS Climate Change Response/Flickr While it's usually considered a sound method to supplement native fish, brand-new research study reveals that equipping anadromous fish together with a wild population might adversely affect the wild fish. Chris Hunt has a...
Image: USFWS Mountain-Prairie/Flickr Looked into released in Anthropocene, and shared on the AFFTA blog site, highlights a brand-new research study carried out by researchers that included turning a series of lakes into labs. The researchers were aiming to see...
Fly fishing for sharks is a more recent pattern in saltwater fly fishing, however leisure fishing for sharks has actually long been a popular leisure activity. According to this short article from Newsweek, nevertheless, when sharks are captured and...
No, the title isn’t a pun – it’s actuality. And typically, fact actually is stranger than fiction. Researchers in Prague, in line with an article by Tom Keer for Discipline & Stream, have discovered that brown trout can grow to be...
