Landowners, fishermen, conservationists, and other stakeholders are watching the Animas River following a large release of mine water in Colorado. On August 5, 2015, Environmental Protection Agency workers were conducting an investigation of the Gold King Mine when loose material … Continued
Results from a Maryland Department of Natural Resources and U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service survey indicate that invasive northern snakehead fish have spread into the C&O Canal and thereby the Upper Potomac River. Last fall, anglers reported catching two northern … Continued
Hudson River Valley communities can now apply for $1.55 million in the Hudson River estuary watershed protection grants, according to New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC). The grants can be used for projects to increase resiliency to cope … Continued
April 1 was the start of open-water fishing on the big lakes that the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department manages for landlocked salmon and lake trout. After a colder than normal winter, high stream flows this spring are expected … Continued
Idaho anglers are taking advantage of the mild winter to pursue steelhead, one of the state’s most sought after game fish. February of 2015 was the warmest on record in many parts of Idaho, and the mild weather contributed to … Continued