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Author Archives: staff

27 Feb 2025

Lake Murray Reef Ball Fish Habitat Project

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Biologists with the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources (SCDNR) have begun a multi-year project to improve important fish habitat in Lake Murray. In reservoirs, nearshore, shallow structure (littoral habitat) serves as spawning habitat, protective cover and attracts food sources … Continued

artificial reefs, fish habitat, lake murray, lakes, reefs, south carolina
27 Feb 2025

Louisiana Invasive Northern Snakeheads

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The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries (LDWF) is warning anglers about northern snakeheads, an invasive species of fish that could pose a risk to native fish populations and ecosystems. To inform anglers, LDWF recently produced a bulletin with information … Continued

bowfin, invasive species, louisiana, northern snakehead
23 Feb 2025

Upper Missouri River Basin Fish Health Research

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Fish health sampling in 2024 found that an overwhelming majority of trout from rivers in the upper Missouri River Basin are healthy, according to Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks (FWP). Fish health sampling was part of the field work for … Continued

2024, fish diseases, missouri river, Montana, native trout, organizations, research, rivers, science, trout, trout unlimited
23 Feb 2025

2024 Utah State Record Fish

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In 2024, seven new state Utah fishing records were recognized by the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources (DWR). They included catches in the following categories: Catch and Release Michaell Rueckert caught a white crappie on Oct. 24, 2024 at DMAD … Continued

2024, state record fish, state records, utah, west
23 Feb 2025

Wyoming Snake River Green Sucker Relocation

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Earlier this winter, personnel from the Wyoming Game and Fish Department, the Bridger-Teton National Forest, Grand Teton National Park, and Trout Unlimited worked together to transport 891 green suckers from a shallow pool at Oxbow Bend along the Snake River. … Continued

fish tagging programs, green suckers, national parks, organizations, research, rivers, science, snake river, sucker fish, wyoming

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