Tweet View our Top 5 Ocean Videos of the Year NF NOAA Fisheries <noaafisheries@public.govdelivery.com> Tue 12/17/2019 6:22 PM You From mystery killer whales to sharks, sea creatures know how to capture our attention! Having trouble viewing … Continue reading →
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Tweet Bottlenose dolphins are coastal residents, but Texas Game Wardens warn boaters not to feed them. Check the NOAA Fisheries viewing guidelines for more information. If you find a beached dolphin, the Texas Marine Mammal Stranding Network asks that you do not push it back into … Continue reading →
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Tweet Fishing holds universal appeal. If you know an adult or child with an interest in fishing, encourage them to try it, or offer to take them fishing yourself! State parks are good place to start, since they offer free fishing and … Continue reading →
Tweet Cool weather has arrived, or as we like to call it – trout weather! We’ll begin stocking rainbow trout by early December in Neighborhood Fishin’ ponds and other waterways – about 170 locations in all. Any age or skill level can enjoy … Continue reading →
Tweet Our coastline is like a magician’s hat – you never know what you’ll pull out! Red drum and flounder are just 2 delicious fish you might catch when you surf or wade fish. To wade fish you walk into the water, sliding your … Continue reading →
Tweet Every year, our fishery biologists capture brown trout and collect more than a million eggs, which are shipped to our hatcheries statewide. Once hatched and raised, the brown trout are restocked in waters throughout Colorado. Although they are non-native, brown trout are some of the most popular fish … Continue reading →
Tweet Has the thought of learning to fly cast kept you from fly fishing? Don’t be intimidated. With some practice, you too can hear the whoosh-whoosh of a successful cast and watch your line sail out over the water. There are … Continue reading →
Tweet Good habitat is necessary for robust fish populations. Our Inland Fisheries team improves fish habitat in our reservoirs by installing plants and structures to attract fish. Pick a spot from our list of locations with fish habitat structure and take advantage of … Continue reading →
Tweet Learn how to fillet a fish!! Fisheries Biologist Daryl Bauer demonstrates a simple filleting technique for small fish. Posted by Nebraska Game and Parks Commission on Monday, September 30, 2019 … Continue reading →
Tweet release two 7-foot sturgeon into the Snake River in Idaho Falls in October Two 7-foot long sturgeon were transported 190 miles from the Hagerman Fish Hatchery to the Snake River in Idaho Falls after spending the first 25 years of … Continue reading →
Tweet Anglers have good reason to say some of the best fishing in Idaho is in the fall. There are fewer people on the water. Many rivers are running low and are more accessible. Cooler water means fish become more … Continue reading →
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Tweet Texas has some of the best largemouth bass fishing in the world. And as fall starts cooling things down, bass tournaments heat up. To win requires skill and planning – why not apply those same techniques to your own angling? … Continue reading →
Tweet Spotted seatrout (or speckled trout) are popular with saltwater anglers due to their wonderfully nutty flavor. You’ll usually find them in bays and estuaries that have oyster beds or seagrass. One way to locate seatrout is to watch for shiny … Continue reading →
Tweet As of Sept. 1, all alligator gar harvested from public waters (other than Falcon Reservoir) must be reported within 24 hours of harvest using the My Texas Hunt Harvest mobile app or online. New rules for harvesting alligator gar on a portion of the Trinity River include … Continue reading →
