Fishing
Change at the top for Division of Wildlife
Longtime wildlife officer Mike Miller assumes lead position.
Minnesota man is part fly fishing rod-maker, part artist
Steve Sobieniak’s specialty is making and repairing bamboo rods, and his passion is for those rods.
Iowa fisheries biologist recognized for excellence in fish management techniques
Iowa fisheries management biologist Mark Flammang was recognized as the Fisheries Biologist of the Year by the Midwest Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies (MAFWA) at their annual meeting recently in Ashland, Neb. MAFWA, an
Researchers pitch ideas for carp reduction after Six Mile Creek assessment findings
Researchers found that the total biomass of carp in the sub-watershed is approximately five times greater than a threshold that was previously identified to cause severe ecological impacts.
Fishing tips: Move outside the weedlines to catch more summer bluegills and crappies
Use electronics to locate panfish in deeper water during the warmer months of July and August.
California’s fish could catch a break from state’s giant tunnels plan
But plan to route much of California’s mightiest river into two massive tunnels poses new perils for salmon and other struggling native species, too.
Teens find plenty of big bass in the shallows of Okauchee Lake
A rare lull on the sports front for the high-schoolers provides opportunity for hot action on the water.
Ohio politicians call for release of Asian carp study
The calls are growing after a live Asian carp was discovered last week in a Chicago waterway about 9 miles from Lake Michigan.
St. Joseph, Kalamazoo rivers test clean for invasive silver, bighead carp (video)
Concern in Michigan is high after capture of a silver carp in the Illinois Waterway.
