Shell shockers: Zebra mussels are changing the fishing in every body of water they colonize

Article Abstract:

Zebra mussels were introduced to the Great Lakes in 1986 and have proliferated greatly since then, and the strong-jawed sheepshead is seen as its only predator. Though they clog pipes, their behavior has also improved water clarity, increased the growth rate of perch and reduced walleye birth.

Environmental aspects, Zebra mussels, Zebra mussel

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Matching the hatchery

Article Abstract:

Fishing for trout bred from hatcheries and released in the wild requires different fishing techniques because they are more used to humans. Flies soaked in cod-liver oil are one method describe to attract fish from hatcheries.

Trout fishing

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Marshland ident-a-kit

Article Abstract:

A guide to identifying small puddle ducks, large puddle ducks, bay divers and shore divers is presented. Information on the long-range appearance, migration, habitat and behavior of each species is included.

Identification and classification, Ducks, Duck shooting

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