In this episode of The Freshwater Stream podcast visitor host Anna Kemp talked to Vancouver Island biologists Tim Kulchyski, Tom Rutherford, and Tanis Gower about the effects of low circulations on salmon and how we can handle our watersheds to offer wild salmon the very best possibility at survival in an altering environment.
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Both native and equipped brook trout environment was significantly harmed by Typhoon Helene. Image: Courtesy the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission Last September, historical rains brought by Typhoon Helene triggered destruction in neighborhoods throughout western North Carolina, ruining homes,...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8NQjBZmAQyI When most anglers envision a Lahontan fierce trout ( Oncorhynchus clarkii henshawi), they picture among the giants captured this time of year from Pyramid Lake. However the subspecies' initial variety is much bigger, including lots of little,...
Back in the 1990s, salmon and steelhead going back to the Columbia River Basin balanced simply over one million fish each year, according toOregon Public Broadcasting That consists of all 5 types of Pacific salmon, and steelhead. The present...
In the most current episode of the Orvis podcast, Tom Rosenbauer took a seat with Mike Tayloe to discuss getting ready for medical emergency situations when out fly fishing. Tayloe is an emergency medical technician, fishing guide, and wilderness...
