Habitat and Conservation
Tips to Lessen Impacts to Fish When Fishing at a Lake, Reservoir During a Drought
Image creds: Utah Division of Wildlife Resources Salt Lake City — With extreme drought conditions still impacting much of the state, many Utahns are making changes to reduce their water use. If you are planning some fishing trips to any lakes or reservoirs this summer, here are a few changes you can make to help …...
Rio Grande Cutthroat Trout
Rio Grande cutthroat trout in New Mexico are rebounding thanks to private lands conservation. Artifacts of epochs past By Craig Springer, External Affairs, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service – Southwest Region One might say that the past is dead and gone – but that notion doesn’t fly on the Vermejo Park Ranch, near Raton, New …...
Trash, trout and leadership on the South River in Waynesboro
“Be sure to check behind the church, because sometimes that area’s overlooked,” said Tommy Lawhorn, co-owner of South River Fly Shop in Waynesboro, into his cell phone while his eager customers waited in line to make their purchases. “Call me back,” he continued, “if you can think of anywhere else.” An eavesdropper would be...
Of all Places
a Mountain Creek Restored in South Carolina
by David D. Armstrong Arobust native Eastern Brook Trout population in South Carolina? Yes, thanks to the: Mountain Bridge Chapter of Trout Unlimited (MBTU), Naturaland Trust, South Carolina Department of Natural Resources (SCDNR), United States Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS), plus donations from several contributors, and the hard...
Native Plants Survival Important for Trout Survival in Appalachia
(editor..Stream improvements, habitat restoration is vital to maintaining a strong resource. Roseann Balcher discusses several native species native to the Appalachian area) By Roseann Blacher Native plants for stream bank regeneration can be the best assistant of habitat restoration available. Some landowners love the thought of a wide...





