Tweet RUSSELLVILLE — Researchers at Arkansas Tech University are working with the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission to learn more about the habits of sauger swimming in the Arkansas River. If you just had a curious look on your face … Continue reading →
Tweet In 2018, DEC completed a five-year stocking program to reintroduce sauger into the Allegheny River. Since the program began in 2014, DEC stocked over 17,000 sauger fingerlings and 700,000 sauger fry in the Allegheny River and Reservoir with hopes … Continue reading →
Tweet MADISON — Dedicated catch and release anglers know there’s little that equals the joy of releasing a healthy musky, northern pike or even a walleye with the hope that it will spawn again and perhaps provide excitement for another … Continue reading →
Tweet Sauger restoration continues in the Allegheny River watershed Sauger, a close relative of walleye, were historically common in the Great Lakes, Lake Champlain, and St. Lawrence River watersheds of New York, but are now one of the state’s most … Continue reading →
Tweet Reservoir Sauger have been stocked into the Allegheny Reservoir during 2014 and 2015 to establish a self-sustaining population in the upper Allegheny River watershed. Survey results from September, 2015, indicate good survival and excellent growth. Sauger fry (~1.6 inches … Continue reading →
Tweet LANDER- The Wyoming Game and Fish Department reminds anglers to brush up on the differences between sauger and walleye, especially while fishing on Boysen Reservoir. Knowing the difference between a sauger and its close relative the walleye will be … Continue reading →
