Common Carp: A Prized Pest?
Our recent quest to determine the most interesting fish in the world revealed that common carp, Cyprinus carpio, are common indeed – Read More…
Rainbow Trout: Should I Stay or Should I Go?
Few species have captured the attention of anglers, aquaculturists, and researchers quite like the rainbow trout, Oncorhynchus mykiss. We Read More…
The most interesting fish in the world
We recently embarked on a quest to find the most interesting fish in the world. Clearly, what constitutes “interesting” is highly Read More…
Presidents Day: Fisherman in Chief
In honor of Presidents Day, we wanted to take a look back at this story of some entrepreneurial endeavors of our first president. Many Read More…
Winter-Run Critical Habitat Conundrum
Just when you think you’ve got a species figured out, sometimes they show up where they’re “not supposed to be” and make you Read More…
New Film Spotlights Myanmar’s Mountain Fishes
In February 2016, FISHBIO staff joined an expedition to some of the remotest villages in northern Myanmar on a mission for fish Read More…
Birds of a Feather Prey Together
Fish are food for a wide array of species in rivers and lakes. As noted in our testimony before members of Congress, predation by nonnative Read More…
Restoration for Recharge: Reconnecting Surface and…
Overdrawing groundwater can not only cause the ground to sink, it can also lead to a river or lake disappearing. In most rivers and lakes, Read More…
The Winter Water Outlook
California is receiving its first substantial soaking after an unusually dry start to winter. We reported at the beginning of the current Read More…
Our Top Stories of 2017
Fish scientists love their data, whether it’s salmon counts or website analytics. Since our blog and Fish Report newsletter are the center Read More…