Salmon: Valuable beyond a reasonable doubt
Monomaniacally, fresh salmon pass rotting carcasses of their relatives, only hours or days behind but in lock step and same death wish [...]
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Catch Limits – Doing the right thing
Healthy forage fish populations lead to a greater abundance of everything, which results in full hotels, packed restaurants, and busy tackle shops. [...]
What is a living shoreline?
Living shorelines are a green infrastructure technique using native vegetation alone or in combination with offshore sills to stabilize the shoreline. [...]
June 16, 2017
Conservation, News, RECENT, Slide
Protect it by preparing. Here’s how
With hurricane season starting in less than a month, use these 15 tips to prepare your boat now for the likes of Super Storm [...]
June 7, 2017
FEATURE STORY, Slide
NOAA Fisheries completes review of Columbia River hatcheries
Hatchery steelhead and salmon can pose risk to wild fish by overwhelming spawning grounds and reducing the genetic fitness of natural stocks. [...]
January 26, 2017
Conservation, RECENT, Slide
Top Gun: Catching the incredible sailfish on a fly
An obsession to pursue and conquer a monster of the depths regardless of the consequences to one’s bank account, career and family life. [...]
December 27, 2016
FEATURE STORY, Slide, Top Gun
Profile: The mercurial rise of Northeast FL and South GA’s best fly shop
We buy everything from tippets to trip information at fly shops. Today, Brick & Mortar retail operations are under siege, but having a strong online presence helps ameliorate that [...]
Conservation: Rarely have we seen compromise and cooperation fail – doing the right thing
Words sometimes end in actions. In most cases it is the action that is remembered. In Maine, the "dam" action will be remembered by millions of fish, thousands of anglers, and hundreds of new workers [...]
June 17, 2016
Conservation, FEATURE STORY, Slide
News: The commercial and recreational saltwater fishing results just in . . .
The regions with the highest economic impact from saltwater recreational fishing were Florida’s West Coast, Florida’s East Coast, California, New Jersey, and Texas. [...]
June 2, 2016
FEATURE STORY, News, Slide
Gourmet Angler: Are all salmon created equal? No, they are not
Farmed salmon (often labeled “Atlantic”) is criticized for high levels of contaminants, the overuse of antibiotics, pollution of surrounding waterways, and nonsecure marine pens. [...]
May 26, 2016
FEATURE STORY, Slide
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