Salmon spawn baby trout in experiment
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Papa salmon plus mama salmon equals ... baby trout? Japanese researchers put a new spin on surrogate parenting as they engineered one fish species to produce another, in a quest to preserve endangered fish.
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By Allen Thomas, The Columbian, Vancouver, Wash.  Mar. 1--Commercial fishery may begin on Tuesday in lower Columbia   Gillnet fishing for spring chinook salmon in the lower Columbia River will not start before Tuesday.
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Researchers have new evidence that as the density of salmon farms increases, they can drive nearby wild salmon runs to extinction. The problem is sea lice, a natural parasite that normally attaches to adult salmon with little ill effect and has little contact with vulnerable juvenile salmon. All that changes, however, when fish farms move in.
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Biologists, smarting from research showing that they may have been protecting the wrong fish for decades, are regrouping in their efforts to restore a rare type of trout to Colorado waters.
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By Kelly Kearsley, The News Tribune, Tacoma, Wash.  Mar. 9--The Port of Tacoma is building a new aquatic habitat on the Puyallup River that will function as a rest stop for baby salmon making their way to Puget Sound.
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GREENVILLE, Maine - Anglers, don't be alarmed if you catch a trout with an antenna coming out of its belly.
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By Tony Henderson  People were given the chance yesterday to go fish-spotting and learn how the Tyne has become the best river for rod-caught salmon in England and Wales.
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By Christian Berg, The Morning Call, Allentown, Pa.  Feb. 27--The Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission will stock 50,000 juvenile trout in the Lehigh River this spring, part of an ongoing effort to enhance the river's coldwater fishery.
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By Chris De Benedetti  FREMONT -- Swimming upstream for local steelhead trout may get easier.
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By Brad Dokken, Grand Forks Herald, N.D.  Dec. 10--The North Dakota Game and Fish Department stocked 1.3 million perch fingerlings in Devils Lake this past summer, but Mother Nature still gets the edge for contributing new fish to the population.
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Canadian researchers say they've discovered an unanticipated way in which freshwater fish might respond to water diversion and climate change.
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A farmed fish could be used to produce a  treatment for haemophiliacs and internal bleeding, scientists believe.
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By Matt Christensen, The Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho  Mar. 8--HAGERMAN -- Eighty-thousand fish stories are waiting to be told after Idaho Power Co. this week stocked southern Idaho reservoirs with thousands of 10-inch trout.
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By Rachana Rathi, The Hartford Courant, Conn.  Sep. 16--The state Department of Environmental Protection says it has a way to help local fishermen catch more large trout. The fishermen say no thanks.
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By Chris De Benedetti  FREMONT -- Swimming upstream may get easier for local steelhead trout.
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By SILVER WILKIE  THE use of the humble earthworm or "garden fly" as a bait for salmon has always been shrouded in controversy.  So called "purists" who fish nothing but the fly, frown on worm fishing, but there are many who really enjoy this method.
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By JOHN HOLYOKE  Bright and early on Friday morning, anglers will begin wading the Penobscot River, fly rods in hand, during the first Atlantic salmon season since 1999.  The river, finally, is open ... at least on a limited, experimental basis.