Science and Conservation – Page 5

Life History of a Fish: Northern Pike

I am a large and aggressive freshwater fish, whose long body and flat head with big mouth and numerous teeth remind many of the crocodile: northern pike.

Life History of a Fish: Brown Trout

Fishing 101 / Science and Conservation

I belong to the true trout family and am a prized quarry for fly-fishing enthusiasts. You can catch me on many continents. I am a brown trout.

Life History of a Fish: Atlantic Blue Marlin

Fishing 101 / Science and Conservation

I am an Atlantic blue marlin, probably the most sought after species for extreme sport fishing anywhere in the world.

Keep Your Stream Pristine: 6 Rules of a Responsible Trout Fisherman

Fishing 101 / Fishing in the USA / Science and Conservation

Next time you hit the water, make sure you are doing your part as a responsible trout fisherman and a good steward of our precious resources, and if you are helping a new angler learn the ropes, make sure they develop good habits as well. Here are a few things to think about.

Catch and Release or Catch and Kill?

Fishing 101 / Science and Conservation

The decision should be made in terms of the needs and realities of the angler, the fish and its population plus the “greater good” of other anglers and the environment.

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