
In Nebraska, ‘tens of thousands’ of fish die after water diversion stoppage
The fish were killed after water flow from the Loup River to the Loup Public Power District’s canal shut off.
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The fish were killed after water flow from the Loup River to the Loup Public Power District’s canal shut off.

South Dakota border water, also known as Cottonwood Lake, sits below Lewis and Clark Lake’s Gavins Point dam and just north of the Missouri River. In recent years, zebra mussels became established in Lewis and

Thirty teams competed in the seventh annual tournament, and each team could weigh a maximum of five bass, with a minimum length of 15 inches.

The dam was considered a significant problem for native salmon and steelhead.

Colorado pikeminnow reproducing, and the offspring are surviving.

State stocking approximately 25 cats at Platte River State Park’s Jenny Newman Pond near Louisville and 200 at Bowling Lake in Lincoln, ranging from 2 to 9 pounds.

The goal is to offer fishing opportunities to those willing to venture into the backcountry.

Restoration efforts continue on Lake Champlain, which has the only lake sturgeon population in New England.

Nathan Williams, 30, and his boys Jayce, 14, River, 8, and Phierce, 6, are well-known in the noodling world.
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