Yellowstone cutthroat trout to get a new shot at protection
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A federal judge in Colorado has ordered the US Fish and Wildlife Service to re-evaluate the status of Yellowstone cutthroat trout and whether the fish should be protected under the Endangered Species Act.
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As the gray wolf hovered on the brink of  extinction a decade ago, U.S. officials embarked on a  controversial plan to open the vast refuge of Yellowstone  National Park to the pack-based predators in the hopes of  rebuilding the species.
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By Rich Landers, The Spokesman-Review, Spokane, Wash.  Mar. 1--Fly fishers shouldn't be discouraged by the weather greeting today's opening of several quality trout fishing lakes in Eastern Washington. Be patient.
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In fly fishing, outfoxing a creature with a brain the size of a pea can require a Zen-like approach, which may not come naturally.
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By Art Lander Jr., The Lexington Herald-Leader, Ky.  Jun. 14--Kentucky wildlife officials are worried that the warming waters in parts of the Cumberland River will trigger a major fish kill in one of the finest trout-fishing areas in the eastern United States.
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A parasite that causes trout to swim in circles until they die has been found in two hatcheries in western Maryland, meaning 80,000 fish that would have been stocked in lakes and streams this year will instead be destroyed, an official said Thursday.
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By Mark Yuasa, Seattle Times  Sep. 24--Native steelhead in the Elwha River are being closely monitored to ensure they stay out of harm's way when two fish-blocking dams are torn down in 2009.
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By AP  LEWISTON, Idaho   Officials with the Idaho Department of Fish and Game plan to partially drain and then poison Deer Creek Reservoir next month because of a nonnative fish that threatens the trout fishery.
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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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JACKSON HOLE, Wyo. (CBS.MW) -- While families come to Yellowstone to look at wild animals, economists come every August to look at Federal Reserve officials.
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By DAVID DISHNEAU  HAGERSTOWN, Md. - A parasite that causes trout to swim in circles until they die has been found in two hatcheries in western Maryland, meaning 80,000 fish that would have been stocked in lakes and streams this year will instead be destroyed, an official said Thursday.
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Scientists say a new bacteria species discovered in Yellowstone's thermal pools could improve the use of bacteria to produce ethanol.
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Our wet spring has given one nearby fishery at lift and started a second one moving in the right direction. "Sweet Briar is plum full," Paul Bailey, the south-central fisheries district supervisor for the North Dakota Game and Fish Department, said Tuesday.
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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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ST. MICHAELS, Md. -- President Bush promised yesterday, during a nature-themed series of appearances in Maryland, to better protect two fish species -- and then went fishing.
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By AP Wire Service  CHEYENNE, Wyo.  -- Wolves will remain protected for now in Wyoming, where officials want to manage the animals by killing some, even as they come off the endangered species list in five other states, federal officials said Friday.
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By Toby Sells Special to BartlettCordova Appeal / Richard Kelley contributed  Truckloads of rainbow trout were pumped into the ponds at Bartlett's Stoneridge and Yale Road parks Thursday by Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency officials to prepare the ponds for the winter fishing season.