Among the most detrimental aquatic invasive species are zebra mussels and Quagga mussels. The zebra mussel is named for its distinctive brown stripes. The species is a native of Europe. It first appeared in North America in the 1990s and … Continued
When designing and constructing ponds, a variety of structural features and practices are often implemented to help sustain healthy fish populations. This article covers some of the most popular farm pond components. Feeders are often installed in farm ponds. These … Continued
Floods can affect fishing in freshwater lakes, reservoirs, ponds, rivers, creeks, and streams. When floodwaters move thru fishing habitats, fishing is disrupted for days or weeks. Eventually, water levels recede and anglers return to their favorite body of water. When … Continued
Largemouth bass anglers that follow a few simple steps when practice catch-and-release can help ensure that released largemouth bass will live, according to the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission. During the summer, higher water temperatures and lower dissolved oxygen levels in … Continued
NOAA’s Fisheries Service has released its recovery plan for upper Willamette Chinook and steelhead. The plan, prepared jointly with the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, calls for improving habitat and hatcheries and reintroducing Chinook and steelhead into habitat above … Continued