Fishing
The stream’s toxic. So why does N.Y. stock it with fish?
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The creek is one of only six water bodies where the health department warns fishermen to not eat what they catch.
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The creek is one of only six water bodies where the health department warns fishermen to not eat what they catch.
Most fish advisories are based on a single contaminant and don’t include the added health risk of multiple contaminants being present at once.
The Michigan Natural Resources Commission decided to err on the safe side, to the displeasure of bait anglers throughout the state.
Inland fisheries are a primary indicator of ecosystem change and are an important factor with food security and economic security.
New book explores the lore and legacy of fishing in the North Woods.
One concern: largemouth bass may be competing with and eating the young of the popular walleye.
Survival provides insight into fish as agents of species dispersal.
While they attract fish to eat and spawn, artificial reefs in the Great Lakes need to be monitored longer to evaluate their success, according to a new study.
Some anglers worry about longterm harm.
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