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Author Archives: staff

7 Mar 2016

2016 Roanoke River Striped Bass Season

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The Roanoke River Management Area will to striped bass harvest from March 1 through April 30, unless closed or extended through proclamation, according to the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission. The Roanoke River Management Area includes the Roanoke River and tributaries … Continued

fishing regulations, north carolina, rivers, roanoke river, striped bass
7 Mar 2016

New Hampshire Trophy Fish Program 2015 Winners

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New Hampshire Fish and Game’s Trophy Fish Program Coordinator John Viar recently announced the winners of the 2015 Trophy Fish Program. New Hampshire’s Trophy and Record Fish programs provide opportunities for anglers of all ages to receive recognition while giving … Continued

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7 Mar 2016

Kootenay Lake Kokanee Recovery Plan

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British Columbia will fast track a five-year action plan to guide the recovery of Kootenay Lake kokanee stocks. The BC government worked with First Nations, the Freshwater Fisheries Society of BC, and the BC Wildlife Federation to put together an … Continued

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1 Mar 2016

Delaware State Record Largemouth Bass

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In February, Andrew “A.J.” Klein set a new Delaware state record for largemouth bass with an 11-pound, 1.6-ounce fish. The bass was 27 inches long with 20.5 inch girth, as measured at Bill’s Sport Shop in Lewes and certified by … Continued

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20 Feb 2016

USGS Study Finds Algal Toxins in Southeastern Streams

by staff | posted in: science - research | 0

USGS scientists have detected toxins known as microcystins produced by various forms of algae in 39 percent of the small streams assessed throughout the southeastern United States. Their recent study looked at 75 streams in portions of Alabama, Georgia, North … Continued

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