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Idaho Department of Fish and Game euthanized two Island Park-area grizzly bears that had become habituated to human food and residential areas, the agency said in a news release Saturday.

Unwanted lockdown goldfish pose a triple threat to native species in UK waterways, study reveals

And a mixed bag from rivers, inland lakes and Lake Michigan share the lead to this sprawling raw-file Midwest Fishing Report.

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The high prices of food and beverages was one of the primary drivers of rural inflation and within it, the prices of vegetables, oils and fats, and meat and fish increased the most

An inquiry into Tasmania's salmon industry makes dozens of recommendations and highlights issues with environmental regulation and transparency under a state government that has pushed and promoted the industry's expansion.

A trio of South African fishermen fought for 30 minutes to bring in a 97 stone Blue Marlin, during a a fishing trip in the Cape Verdes islands, that was the second biggest ever caught in the Atlantic

Christian Orlando made his first steelhead memorable.

Despite New Zealanders’ close connection with the oceans, very few will have heard of “temperate mesophotic ecosystems” (TMEs). Even fewer will appreciate their importance for coastal fisheries, and possibly climate change mitigation.

‘They don’t have a lot of time left and Johnny Depp was largely regarded to be uncontrollable as a witness,’ legal correspondent says

Many families believe that they may get a better package from coastal highway projects