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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 […]

Is there a problem with salmon farming?

Salmon is sold as healthy, sustainable and environmentally-friendly but is that image accurate?

Beyond Meat: Are you ready for lab-grown salmon?

An overfished planet needs a better solution. Fortunately, it's coming.

4 Fishing Tips for Beginners

Fishing leads to catching, and the better your technique the more fish you catch. Try these simple suggestions to advance your skill to the next level.

How to Fail at Fishing: The Diary of a Birder Learning to Fish

After the Birds vs Fish debate overtook the internet, one die-hard birder decides to figure out why some seemingly sane people prefer fins over feathers.

12 Tips for Taking Awesome Fishing Photos

WANT TO TAKE BETTER FLY FISHING PHOTOS<br>Just 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.<br>So here it is, 12 tips that will make your fishing photos rock!<br>Holding Fish For Photos<br>The…

What is the role of bacteria in aquaculture ponds?

Prof. Boyd says bacteria as essential for maintaining proper ecological function and adequate water quality in aquaculture ponds.

Are Hatcheries Helping, or Hurting, Wild Fish Populations?

Hatcheries can help stabilize populations, but fish grown in hatcheries are genetically different than their wild counterparts.

Tips on How to Fish in Saltwater

Saltwater Fishing Tips - Do you want to catch more fish in saltwater? Get tips, tricks and techniques on how to fish in saltwater

How To Fishing Deep Hole Hand Fish

Amazing Deep Hole Fishing - How To Fishing Deep Hole Hand Fish - Fort Myers Traditional Fishing How To Fishing Deep Hole Hand Fish - Amazing Deep Hole Fishin...

Lake sturgeon fishing 101, tips, tricks and ideas to catch more fish

Lake sturgeon fishing 101. Learn how to rig for sturgeon, where to target them, what live bait they love, how to use a sturgeon rig and more.

Fish are evolving to escape modern fishing techniques. This is what it means

A study of forage fish shows that schooling behaviour could be changing in areas of the sea where intensive fishing methods take place.

Two Views: Remove hatchery fish so wild salmon and steelhead can thrive

Could the unchecked evolution of fishing technology harm fish stocks?

Recreational fishing industry is creating a push-button fishery that relies on technology that hasn't been analyzed for its impact on fish stocks

7 Tricks to Try On a Fishing Trip When The Fish Won't Bite

You have the entire family together, you've gone through your checklist of tackle, fueled up the boat, and made your way out to your favorite fishing hole.

When the fish bite, so too does the fishing bug

My wife had invited a couple of her friends over for some fishing and a late lunch. You see, her friend Lillian decided to take up fishing and wasn’t having

Fishing for Answers: Wild-Caught or Farm-Raised Fish — Which Is Better?

Even though more than 300 species of fish and shellfish are sold in the U.S., only three types – shrimp, salmon and tuna – make up more than 55 percent of the seafood Americans consume. There are two primary methods: farm-raised or wild caught. But which is better for you and for the planet?

Catch and Release Fishing Might Hurt Fish More Than Thought

Researchers found that catch-and-release fishing might not be as harmless as we think. A hole from a fish hook slows how fast a fish can eat by 34 percent.