Select Science—LMBV, the largemouth bass virus discovered in 1991, may have contributed to the high rate of mortality found in recent assessments at summertime bass tournaments. Studies suggest that...View article
The Atlas of North American Freshwater Fishes describes the bull shark (Carcharhinus leucas) as an aggressive shark that reaches 10 feet in length and has been known to attack man....View article
If the fish are there, people will continue to fish. So, environmental quality must continue to support strong fish populations. So too must our knowledge of how to manage fisheries and fish populations...View article
In the fish markets in Italy, truly local seafood is labeled nostrani "ours." The idea is to make this hearty, delicious chowder using the best of your own local ingredients, given the season, what...View article
Anglers easing along the bank in spring often note, “Look at all those little bass; that’s a good sign for the future.” Indeed, abundant young bass bode well for a waterway. Likewise, the fishing...View article
The swimmin' worm is an oldie, a real forgotten goodie, that kicks fish butt. It's especially effective for largemouths and smallmouths, but also at times for walleyes. With a reduction in armaments...View article
Over the years, we’ve learned to visualize the potential of softbaits still in the bag. An experienced eye and probing finger take in texture, shape, and detail, as well as color. Converting potential...View article