Artificial Habitat Benefits Bass Fisheries Friday, March 8, 2013 at 9:21AM ActivistAngler.com Fisheries in West Virginia and New Mexico are showcasing
MORAN, Mich. (AP) — Using volunteers, 100 cords of hardwood, more than 2,500 cement blocks and 418 Christmas trees, the
Nine young anglers from the Maryland Bass Nation helped the Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR) build 12
HERMITAGE — With the dredging of Lake Julia just about complete and the lake bed for the most part frozen,
Machado Lake and its surrounding environment are in need of a major recovery effort. The Los Angeles Regional Water Quality
Turn the T.V. off, let’s go fishing. That’s the rule Rosie DeAnnuntis stands by and school kids and the community
By Jeff Frantz | jfrantz@pennlive.com on January 29, 2013 at 6:40 PM, updated January 29, 2013 at 8:40 PM When last we
A forest for the fish If you look through the ice on a winter day, or peer into the water
Old Power Poles Repurposed as Artificial Reefs Old concrete poles donated by Florida Power & Light Company are sunk by
Endangered species status, habitat proposed for fish in Arizona, New Mexico WASHINGTON – The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service on
Sardis, Miss….. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Vicksburg District (Corps) will host the annual Sardis Lake Fish Habitat Day,
Fish habitat improvement funds released 01/22/13 — The USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) and local partners today announced $2
The Hangout Artificial Fish Habitat Fish Feeder Fishiding habitat products Product Description Growing big fish starts with growing lots of
David Beasley, head Fisheries Biologist for Solitude Lake Management talks about the need for fish habitat for a balanced aquatic
Professional Angler sees the benefits of GRDA programs … Langley – Although February 2013 will mark the first time that
Restoration Effort Moving Forward on 11 Projects as Part of $3.7 Million Nyanza Natural Resource Damages Settlement BOSTON – State
ARTIFICIAL reefs are to be built in local waters to boost fish supplies which have been depleted by over-fishing, pollution,
The process of restoring coho salmon habitat may get a bit easier for local landowners willing to undertake voluntary
Rock work Two local streams are getting a half million dollars in makeovers as a result of major construction at
Updated GLWQA signed in Washington DC, September 7, 2012 By Mary Muter, Chair Sierra Club Canada Great Lakes Section After