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  Lake Michigan: Low Bycatch In Lake Whitefish Trawling Study

  An effort gathers bycatch data to inform a possible rule change sought by commercial...

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  Low Recruitment Of Pallid Sturgeon Baffles Missouri River Researchers

  By tracing rhodamine dye and larvae movement, U.S. Geological Survey scientists look to understand...

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  Fishackathon Competition Looks To Leverage Data Against Fisheries Issues

  The fishackathon is an interesting competition that began in 2013. Back then, it didn’t...

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  Michigan DNR’s Fleet Of Research Vessels Set Out Once More To Assess Great Lakes Fisheries

  The Michigan DNR's venerable fleet of research vessels has set off once again to...

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  University of Nebraska grad student compiles comprehensive population count of channel catfish

  The channel catfish is one of North America’s most common catfish, and is popular...

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  Wisconsin muskie spawning habitat study could help address decline

  A study of muskie spawning habitat in Wisconsin lakes could help address the decline...

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  Michigan’s 2015 Black Lake sturgeon harvest season ends in under 6 hours

  Although the 2015 sturgeon harvest on Black Lake was over in a few hours,...

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  NOAA research links river flow variability with fluctuations in Chinook populations

  New research from NOAA Fisheries has found a correlation between river flow variability in...

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  Dam breach on White Clay Creek aids fish spawning, educational opportunities

  University of Delaware hydrologists oversee an historic dam breach on White Clay Creek, the...

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  Tribes to study salmon restoration above Grand Coulee Dam

  Native American tribes in Washington and Idaho are hoping to restore salmon runs above...