
Are anglers getting better, despite bass becoming harder to catch?
Catching bass seems like a battle between the knowledge and skills of the anglers and the too-often unpredictable behavior of the bass. […]
Catching bass seems like a battle between the knowledge and skills of the anglers and the too-often unpredictable behavior of the bass. […]
Does adding brush to Mississippi’s flood-control reservoirs actually help fish populations? Here are the effects of structure. […]
How will fishing in Mississippi’s reservoirs fare when when climate change digs in. The habitat loss and changes to fish cannot be reversed. […]
Tim Bonvechio and Joseph Rydell, fisherie biologists with the Georgia Department of Natural Resources, tested all-female bass stocking. […]
A consequence of stocking Florida bass is that they hybridize with native largemouth bass. Could this create populations that are more difficult to catch? […]
How will climate change affect dynamics of fish populations? A multi-agency team of fisheries scientists used three regional models to predict. […]
Stocking can help crappie populations with inconsistent year-class survival. A state agency restores a struggling fishery, answers a few questions. […]
Genetics, habitat and forage are keys to building a trophy bass fishery. Achieving high growth rates remain an ongoing fishery management challenge. […]
Whether placed by a fisheries or water management agency or by an angler, complex woody structure attracts bass. Here’s the findings. […]
Benefits of supplemental feeding can be evaluated by measuring sunfish and bass growth, but many factors can affect growth. […]
The results of some simple calculations with available data on fish fecundity, age at maturity, reproductive life span, and growth rate. […]
Largemouth bass can recover from catastrophic events, and wild fish do better than their expensive, hatchery reared brethren. […]
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