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31 Mar 2016

Texas Catfish Management Plan

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Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) has completed work on a plan designed to expand angling opportunities for Texas’ growing urban population and introduce the next generation of anglers to fishing. More than a year in preparation, the plan (A … Continued

catfish, fish stocking programs, research, science, texas, urban fishing
30 Mar 2016

Muskegon River Walleye Egg Collection

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This spring, the Michigan Department of Natural Resources (DNR) fisheries personnel will be taking walleye eggs below the Croton Dam on the Muskegon River. DNR plans to collect approximately 67 million walleye eggs from the Muskegon River in 2016, resulting … Continued

fish stocking programs, great lakes, lake michigan, michigan, muskegon river, research, rivers, science, walleye
27 Mar 2016

USGS Rio Grande Water Use Research

by staff | posted in: science - research | 0

The U.S. Geological Survey has released new research about water use on the Rio Grande in the United States. The research may help water managers along the Rio Grande make wise decisions about how to best use the flow of … Continued

colorado, midwest, new mexico, research, rio grande, rivers, science, texas, usgs
29 Dec 2015

Lake Norman Hybrid Striped Bass Tag Reward

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The North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission (NCWRC) is offering Lake Norman anglers who catch a tagged hybrid striped bass a $100 reward if they report their catch. In order to receive the reward, anglers must retain the tag. Anglers who … Continued

fish tagging, fish tagging programs, hybrid fish, hybrid striped bass, lake norman, lakes, north carolina, research, science, striped bass, white bass
17 Dec 2015

Susquehanna River Smallmouth Bass Decline Study

by staff | posted in: science - research | 0

A comprehensive study suggests that likely causes for the population decline of smallmouth bass in Pennsylvania’s Susquehanna River are endocrine disrupting compounds and herbicides; and pathogens and parasites. The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) and the Pennsylvania Fish and … Continued

pollution, research, science, smallmouth bass, susquehanna river

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