- Bacterial Coldwater Disease Less Prevalent In HatcheriesPosted 5 years ago
- Pier-Crashing Whitefish Make For Great Lake Michigan Fishing In NovemberPosted 5 years ago
- Armored Shorelines In Seattle’s Elliott Bay Impact Chum Salmon Food ChoicesPosted 6 years ago
- Pike Study Finds No Homing Ability; Good For Green Bay RestorationPosted 6 years ago
- Get Aggressive For Bedded LargemouthsPosted 6 years ago
- Grazing parrotfish help protect threatened Caribbean coral reefsPosted 6 years ago
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Bacterial Coldwater Disease Less Prevalent In Hatcheries
Michigan State U. scientists find that bacterial coldwater disease isn’t as prevalent in fish hatcheries. But the disease still threatens Great Lakes fish.
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Pier-Crashing Whitefish Make For Great Lake Michigan Fishing In November
Each November, ports up and down Lake Michigan’s west coast get runs of whitefish. Jeff Elliott shares his approach to catching the pier-crashing spawners.
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Armored Shorelines In Seattle’s Elliott Bay Impact Chum Salmon Food Choices
University of Washington scientists find that armored shorelines in Seattle’s Elliott Bay impact the prey choices available to chum salmon.
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Pike Study Finds No Homing Ability; Good For Green Bay Restoration
A Green Bay study found no homing behavior in migrating pike, meaning they’re likely to spawn in wetlands created by the state to boost reproduction.
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Get Aggressive For Bedded Largemouths
Getting bedded largemouths to go from negative attitudes to aggressively defending nests is frustrating, but it can be done - with big payoffs.
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Grazing parrotfish help protect threatened Caribbean coral reefs
Florida International University researchers find that parrotfish can be used to help protect and restore coral reefs globally.