Tagged Stories: "fish"

Scientists are learning more about largemouth bass to ensure the sustainability of the fishery.

Investments in habitat conservation can strengthen fisheries and the economies that depend on them.

PCBs and mercury are among the most widespread toxins in our waterways, according to a new report.

The controversial decision is meant to protect the critical species from continued overfishing.

Established outreach seems no match for anglers’ perceptions or community needs.

Scientists use brook trout as an indicator of the health of the Chesapeake's local streams and rivers

Blue and flathead catfish are two invasive species that threaten the Chesapeake Bay's rivers.

While Chesapeake folklore doesn't mention Feb. 29, we decided to take this opportunity to mention a few Bay “oddities."

The federal government has officially declared the Chesapeake Bay’s Atlantic sturgeon an endangered species.

Scientists are examining the possibility that Atlantic sturgeon may spawn more than once per year in the James River.