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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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  Gulf Of Mexico Yellowfin Tuna Stocks Present Questions For Louisiana Officials

  Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries scientists tag yellowfin tuna in the Gulf of...

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  Kansas Fisheries Biologists Try Out PVC Cube Fish Habitat

  Fisheries biologists in Kansas are taking a new approach to building fish habitat in...

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  Ecologists Work To Restore Lake Michigan Reef For Native Fish

  Ecologists with the Nature Conservancy are working in Grand Traverse Bay to restore deteriorating...

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  Michigan State’s Project F.I.S.H. Looks To Teach Youngsters Love Of Fishing

  A statewide program in Michigan, Project F.I.S.H., teaches youngsters the key aspects of fishing...

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  New Homes Benefit Grand Canyon’s Endangered Humpback Chub

  Endangered humpback chub in the Colorado River Basin are hitching rides on helicopters to...

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  Drought Ends Recreational Fishing In Olympic National Park

  Due to low stream flows and high water temperatures, the National Park Service has...

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  UK Researchers Find Flow Manipulations Could Keep Endangered Eels Out Of Dam Turbines

  A study from the University of Southampton suggests that increasing flow velocity near hydropower...