Investigators at University of Washington find that armored shorelines can impact the choices of prey available to chum salmon in Seattle’s Elliott Bay.

FishSens Pro Brandon Card shares his tips for making the perfect fishing video using underwater fishing cameras and smartphones.

Boston University scientists find larval neon gobies don’t go far from their parents along a Caribbean reef. Results aid understanding of other gobies.

New Mexico State University scientists sampled in the Grand Canyon to develop a new way to non-lethally test humpback chub for Asian tapeworm.

An investigation tracking striped bass in the Hudson River Estuary captured how the fish moved following tropical storms Irene and Lee.

In clear waters, it can be really important to match the hatch. A good underwater fishing camera makes it easy, says FishSens Pro Jeff Elliott.

Linnaeus University scientists find that pike can adapt to local spawning habitats to help ensure the success of their offspring.

Experts at Los Alamos Technical Associates use a sonar altimeter and fishfinder in a fly ash pond dewatering project to help protect aquatic life.

A modeling effort reveals walleye stocks in Wisconsin lakes are likely to dwindle with future predicted warming, but some populations will persist.

Ohio State scientists study how varying levels of turbidity, from algae and sediments, may affect the abilities of Lake Erie walleye to pursue prey.