What Should We Make Of The New Striped Bass Study?
A scientific paper that provides new insights into striped bass migration could have significant implications for striped bass management. The paper, “Differential Migration in Chesapeake …
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Chesapeake Bay Striped Bass Die at Twice the Rate of Those in Atlantic
Striped bass that stay year-round in the Chesapeake Bay are dying at nearly twice the rate of those that migrate each year to the Atlantic …
Coronavirus and Catch-and-Release Fishing
Here is a question about the Coronavirus I’ll bet you haven’t heard yet. Could the virus be passed along by catch-and-release fishing? Hint, according to …
Taimen Facts
Hucho taimen, also known as the Siberian or Mongolian taimen, is the largest member of the salmonid family, which includes trout and salmon. It can …
Wild Fish Matter
Wild fish matter because they are superior performers in streams, lakes, and seas. They have passed the tests of Nature. They are true members of …
Returning Gila Trout To Their Native Range
By Tyler Coleman On November 3, 2018, a truck from Mora National Fish hatchery carrying 500 Whiskey Creek lineage of Gila Trout arrived in the …
Unlocking Taimen Mysteries
On the Tugur River, the Wild Salmon Center chases answers about Russia’s disappearing giant taimen. For more than a decade, we’ve been working in the …
Why Do Fish School?
A swirling mass of fish swim past as if a single organism was moving in unison. Who gets to be in the middle? How do …
Could Synthetic Fish Be A Better Catch Of The Day?
Impossible fish anyone? Overfishing has depleted numbers of wild fish, and fish farms meet much of the growing demand. Could we one day be eating …
Fish Sprouted Fingers Before They Ventured Onto Land
Usually, fish fingers are associated with a flaky white fish rolled in batter. A prehistoric sea creature that swam in the oceans and walked on …