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Councilors decide to call time on the tradition of handing out goldfish as fairground prizes

How to get the bombs that let you destroy rocks in Dredge, and the Family Crest too.

African catfish (Clarias gariepinus) farming has become a popular agricultural business sector in Nigeria. This is because the species can adapt to a wide range of temperatures and to low oxygen and low salinity levels. Salinity refers to the salt content of water. And the fish matures in about six…

State officials were supposed to take a conservative approach to approving salmon fishing season this year — and they did.

For a crayfish in the Florida Everglades, its worst nightmare is three feet long, dark brown and pure muscle, with a mouth like a vacuum that sucks up nearly everything it can find — tiny fish, small shellfish, turtle eggs and frogs.

New environmental standards proposed for the Tasmanian salmon farming industry are blasted as "half-baked" and weaker than the ones already in place — but the industry defends its practises as "world class".

From riding a horse to a trip to the beach for fish and chips, an aged care facility in Queensland is asking the community for help to be able to grant each resident one wish.

NSW water authorities continue to deal with low oxygen levels in the Darling-Baaka River at Menindee, as testing shows up potentially toxic algae.

Ambitious new addition to the South Shields fish restaurant is set to open in good time for customers to enjoy the likes of oysters and cocktails in the sun

Saturday will be the irregular convergence of three opening days in fishing: the start of Illinois’ spring inland trout season, the reopening of fishing at Heidecke Lake (good prospects) and the start of that Chicago tradion, smelt netting (not much hope).

Know for drinking the blood of their prey, the sea lamprey is as elusive as their nickname of vampire fish suggests, having last been seen on the Dutch island of Texel in 2017