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.

An effort gathers bycatch data to inform a possible rule change sought by commercial fishermen wanting to trawl in some of Wisconsin’s Lake Michigan waters.

An effort to ground-truth aerial images of eelgrass in Little Narragansett Bay relies on a GIS map and an underwater video camera.

By tracing rhodamine dye and larvae movement, U.S. Geological Survey scientists look to understand why pallid sturgeon recruit poorly in the Missouri River.

Bassmaster Elite Series Pro Brandon Card counts down the Top 6 smartphone apps every angler should have ready to go.

U.S. Geological Survey scientists, with help from many volunteers, find the effects that Colorado River hydropeaking has on aquatic insects.

University of Wisconsin - Madison researchers discover a new largemouth bass virus following a massive bass die-off in Pine Lake last year.