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All of the Freshwater Fish and Animals Living in the Hudson River
The Hudson River flows from its headwaters in the Adirondack Mountains in up-state New York down to New York Harbor and into ...
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All of the Fish and Freshwater Creatures You’ll Find in the Tennessee River
Discover the wide range of fish and freshwater creatures that call the Tennessee River and its surrounding valley home.
A new virus has been identified in association with a die-off of largemouth bass in Pine Lake in Wisconsin's Forest County. The previously unknown virus was isolated at the U.S. Fish and Wildlife ...
The mosquitofish is a harmful invasive species in much of the world, outcompeting and overwhelming native fish and other aquatic life. Scientists are now working on a solution to the problem, in the ...
Big fish eat little fish. The entire sport of angling is predicated on this natural fact. If predatory fish survived any other way, people like Lauri Rapala and Fred Arbogast would never have become ...
Smallmouth bass again are disappearing from the Susquehanna River. Only a couple of years ago, anglers, guides, state fisheries officials and anyone else who had fretted for more than a decade over ...
Many bass anglers trade their fishing rods for shotguns during the winter, but those willing to stick out colder conditions and adjust their tactics can be rewarded with big fish. Even though ...
While many anglers assume bass become uncatchable once the ice sets in, America’s most popular game fish is still active—if you know where to find them and how to make them bite. While it's true these ...
. Moving water is cooler and more oxygenated than still water, and fish often congregate in these spots when water temperatures rise. This can be anything from ledges and dams to stream riffles and ...
Even in an age of virtual thrills, nothing matches the excitement of catching a fish, says James Hall, editor of chief of Bassmaster Magazine. “I’ve never met a fisherman that doesn’t remember the ...
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