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Central Texas Fisherman Stumbles Upon Massive Water Snake

Just remember: when you need to steady yourself on a tree branch, you may get more than you bargained for.

Why Farmed Salmon Is One Of The Most Toxic Things You Can Put In Your Body

Fish has long been touted as a super food from doctors, nutritionists and specialists from around the world. Many people choose not to eat meat or other animal products, but show pride in their presumed health conscious decision to consume fish. But, as with almost everything else that is promoted heavily in the media, there’s […]

'Changing lives, one life at a time': How fishing is helping to save a community

Glenn Cooper noticed a massive gap in mental health services in the Frankston area. The way he filled it may not be conventional, but it's "changing lives, one life at a time".

Tropical fish swim into Europe's waters as common species head north

More tropical fish such as seahorse are appearing in warming European waters (EVA HAMBACH) Paris (AFP) – Cod, sole and plaice might be regulars on European dinner tables but as climate change heats the oceans common species are heading to cooler northern waters — with profound potential consequences for fish stocks and consumers. Experts say...Read More

9 Ways to Cook Salmon in the Air Fryer or Oven

When it's too cold to fire up the grill, we turn to the oven and air fryer to cook salmon—perfectly. Use these recipes to get just the right flake on your fillet.

12 Tips for Taking Awesome Fishing Photos

WANT TO TAKE BETTER FLY FISHING PHOTOSJust the other day one our Facebook followers asked if I would post some tips for taking better fishing photos. I've written a good bit on the subject, but the articles are scattered across the site. I thought this would be a great opportunity to put together one source for some of my best photography tips and tricks.So here it is, 12 tips that will make your fishing photos rock!Holding Fish For PhotosThe…

In the Hatch: Kokatat Poseidon PFD

Efficacy of natural products and antibiotics in shrimp hatcheries

This study analyzes the antimicrobial effectiveness of natural products and antibiotics against pathogenic Vibrio strains in Ecuadorian hatcheries.

Scientists investigate social patterns of salmon

Each summer, millions of fish return to Bristol Bay, and then swim on to the stream where they were born to spawn, and die. Exactly what compels them to return to the right spot is unknown. But scientists think that some hatchery-raised steelhead in Oregon might hold a clue.

Researchers work to breed yellow perch

GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) — Researchers in Green Bay hope to reduce the cost of fish-fry dinners by working with a local nonprofit to set up breeding tanks for the

Exploring Outdoors Kan.: Help stop spread of aquatic nuisance species

Admit it, we’ve all laughed like crazy at the videos of fish jumping crazily out of the water as a boat streaks across a lake or up a river. Sometimes they actually land in the boat; sometimes they…

Do you want to grow an oyster garden? Here is your chance

Thursday night, the Chesapeake Bay Foundation held their Oyster Gardening seminar.

Breaching Snake River dams could save salmon and orcas, but destroy livelihoods

The growing Snake River Dam people’s self-defense movement has no written public-relations manual containing a list of cardinal sins. If it did, a new entry at the top might suggest

What It's Like to Be an Oyster Farmer

This Collector Sea Urchin Will Mess You Up With Its Hundreds of Tiny Jaws

When you're tiny, slow and everyone wants to eat you, you'd better have a secret weapon, like the collector sea urchin's terrifying, detachable jaws.

Salmon thrive in new classrooms

Popular salmon curriculum comes to Shelton schools