TweetSTORM LAKE, Iowa – To help reduce the spread of rusty crayfish to other waterbodies in Iowa, licensed bait dealers can no longer harvest any crayfish species from Storm Lake. Crayfish collected for bait from Storm Lake for personal use … Continue reading →
TweetMOUNTAIN VIEW — If the heavy rains of recent weeks can abate, researchers including Justin Stroman from the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission plan to do some important counting in a cave next week. Stroman, environmental coordination biologist for the … Continue reading →
Tweet An Atlas of the Crayfish of Connecticut is an interactive map showing the distribution of the nine species of crayfish observed though DEEP’s Fisheries and Water Quality Monitoring programs. The application contains a map for each species, an overview of crayfish … Continue reading →
Tweet Signal Crayfish caught while snorkeling in Buskin Lake in August 2017. Note the tell-tale ‘signal’ markings on the claws. Photo Credit: Michelle Stratton/ Kristine Dunker As an invasive species biologist with the Alaska Department of Fish and Game (ADF&G) … Continue reading →
Tweet Two red swamp crayfish have been found in Tilde Lake in Clay County in northwestern Minnesota. It is the first time the invasive species have been confirmed in a Minnesota lake, according to the Department of Natural Resources. The … Continue reading →
TweetMAMMOTH SPRING – About half of the roughly 440 crayfish species native to North America are considered in need of protection, primarily due to the spread of invasive crayfish. University of Arkansas students examine Mammoth Spring crayfish at the Spring … Continue reading →
Tweet Patagonia Lake is being stocked with trout until March 2 and can be an excellent lake in March for over-sized largemouth bass. Due to its relatively low elevation, it warms up sooner than other southern waters such as Parker … Continue reading →
Tweet Chefs across Canada serve up quality, farmed salmon Chefs across Canada have signed on with the Vancouver Aquarium’s Ocean Wise program in record numbers – some 3,100 restaurants across the country now serve at least some sustainable fish and … Continue reading →
