Springfield, Ill. — Bass anglers have embraced catch-and-release fishing over the past two decades, a commitment to conservation that can pay off with future catches of bigger fish. But the practice may come with a catch, so to speak. Researchers say that anglers concerned about bass populations in their favorite fishing holes should cut down […]
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