Conservationists work to remove trout barrier Victoria Advocate September 4, 2010 Just north of Triangle X Ranch and a few miles down a gravel road, a 13-foot-tall, 125-foot-long concrete and meta...

Spread Creek Dam removal to improve trout habitat JH News & Guide By Cory Hatch September 1, 2010 Just north of Triangle X Ranch and a few miles down a gravel road, a 13-foot-tall, 125-foot-l...

Warm water led to Lake Shasta fish kill The Recond Searchlight By Dylan Darling, Ryan Sabalow August 2, 2010 Hundreds of rainbow trout that floated to the surface dead at the Centimudi Boat ramp d...

Leadville hatchery a window to Colorado's past and future Post Independent By Julie Sutor July 31, 2010 As Colorado's state fish, the greenback cutthroat trout is a symbol of the Rocky Mountains' ...

Murky options News Review By Alastair Bland July 8, 2010 As summer heats up, the water temperatures in the lower reaches of the North Fork of the Feather River may rise above 70 degrees Fahrenheit...

DFG working through fish plant reports The Record Searchlight By Dylan Darling June 22, 2010 State biologists gauging the environmental impact of hatchery-raised trout have approved stocking all 6...

Global warming threatens trout and salmon UPI May 20, 2010 Welsh scientists say trout and salmon populations have decreased during recent decades and new evidence shows global warming might put bo...

'Climate change' danger to salmon and trout BBC News May 17, 2010 Researchers studied young salmon and trout populations in the River Wye and its tributaries between 1985 and 2004. The study fou...

Climate threatens trout and salmon EurekAlert May 17, 2010 Trout and salmon are among the world's most familiar freshwater fishes, but numbers have fallen over recent decades - in some areas, dram...

State paying anglers to keep rainbow trout KHQ News May 4, 2010 Anglers fishing the South Fork of the Snake River could soon be getting paid to keep rainbow trout. The cash-for-rainbow program i...

Calif. Spends $16.7M on "Crappy" Trout Projects CBS News April 26, 2010 California agencies have spent millions of dollars on concrete fish ladders, cameras, fishways and other contraptions to all...

Invasive trout populations more productive Conservation Maven April 14, 2010 In streams across much of the western United States the exotic brook trout has been replacing its native relative - th...

CDFG continues to clear eastern Sierra waters Sierra Wave By Tom Woods April 13, 2010 With just over a week left before the general trout opener, Fish and Game staff continues to work to open wate...

Scientist studies effects of global warming on trout ISU Headlines April 1, 2010 Fisheries researchers at Idaho State University modeled the effects of global climate change on cutthroat trout, co...

Poison picked for eliminating cutthroat trout The Sacramento Bee By Matt Weiser March 22, 2010 State wildlife officials have decided their preferred method to restore endangered Paiute cutthroat ...

Major study launched into life of sea trout Fish News EU March 15, 2010 A MAJOR new scientific study, the Celtic Sea Trout Project, has been launched in Bangor, North Wales, aimed at discovering m...

Development of 'muscular trout' could boost aquaculture Columbia Basin Bulletin March 12, 2010 A 10-year effort by a University of Rhode Island scientist to develop transgenic rainbow trout with e...

Cutthroat doing well enough to avoid listing The Columbia Basin Bulletin February 26, 2010 The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announced Thursday it will again withdraw its proposal to list as thre...

California Fish and Game sued over hatchery fish Justice News Flash Nicole Howley February 16, 2010 Legal news for California environmental attorneys. Nonnative hatchery fish are threatening nativ...

Watchdog's suit says hatchery fish hurt natives San Francisco Chronicle By Peter Fimrite February 11, 2010 An environmental watchdog group sued the state Wednesday for what representatives called ...

CDFG fish hatchery and stocking program Trading Markets February 5, 2010 SUMMARY: The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) announces the availability of the final EIR/EIS for the California Depart...

Benefit from high-flow experiment at Glen Canyon Dam USGS Newsroom February 2, 2010 Resources along the Colorado River in Glen Canyon National Recreation Area and Grand Canyon National Park genera...

White House to expand bull trout's protections The Oregonian By Matthew Preusch January 13, 2010 In a sharp course change from current federal policy, the Obama administration said Wednesday it wa...

Light shed on fish gill mystery BBC News By Victoria Gill January 13, 2009 Biologists have cast doubt on the long-held theory that fish gills evolved primarily for the purpose of breathing. The ...

Gone for decades, bull trout could soon return The Oregonian By Matthew Preusch December 8, 2009 It's been decades since anyone has seen a bull trout in the Clackamas River, east of Portland. I...

Fish farms fear they may fall fallow Central Valley Business Times By Ching Lee December 7, 2009 California aquaculture producers say proposed state regulatory changes aimed at minimizing environm...

DFG to continue the Fish Stocking Program thru Jan. Examiner By Jody Only December 5, 2009 The Fish Stocking Program of the California Department of Fish Game (DFG) will continue following weeks o...

County leaders: fish-stocking pullback stinks The Union Democrat By Walt Cook November 18, 2009 A proposal to eliminate the stocking of non-native fish in several waterways and one reservoir in Tu...

Bull trout survey in flathead basin, redd counts down The Columbia Basin Bulletin November 13, 2009 Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks has finished its annual survey of bull trout reproduction in th...

Plan to restore rare trout sparks protests USA Today By Jeff DeLong July 9, 2009 WALKER, Calif. - The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the California Department of Fish and Game are moving forwa...

Easier method to detect disease in salmon, trout The Columbia Basin Bulletin April 24, 2009 University of Idaho fisheries scientist Ken Cain and Washington State University researcher Douglas Call...

Suit keeps state out of trout business Stockton Record By Peter Ottesen April 22, 2009 Many Sierra streams and lakes open Saturday for the start of trout fishing season. Anglers, however, will hav...

Another look at critical habitat for bull trout The Columbia Basin Bulletin March 27, 2009 The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service says it will rework its September 2005 critical habitat designation fo...

Columbia River coastal cutthroat proposed listing The Columbia Basin Bulletin March 27, 2009 The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service on Tuesday officially reopened for additional public comment its 199...

Impact of fish stocking on aquatic insects EurekAlert March 26, 2009 The impact fish stocking has on aquatic insects in mountain lakes can be rapidly reversed by removing non-native trout, accordi...

Trout seeking cooler waters can be poisoned American Fisheries Society By Gus Rassom March 19, 2009 When faced with a choice between warmer stream temperatures and low metal exposures or cooler te...

River Watcher: The California fish dilemma Chico Enterprise-Record By Rex Burress February 8, 2009 The bulging human population pressure put on inland fishing resources has finally caught up with ...

Who loses when the state plants trout? Maybe the angler The San Francisco Chronicle By Roland A. Knapp December 31, 2008 California anglers are concerned that an agreement to limit stocking nonnat...

Court Decision Banning Trout Plants Will Have Wide Ranging Impact Indybay By Dan Bacher Dec 29, 2008 Lake Natoma, situated on the American River east of Sacramento, is one of the best habitats in...

Is this picture in danger of disappearing? The Daily Astorian By Michael Burkett December 26, 2008 The EPA warns that climate change threatens Oregon's cold-water fish populations Imagining Cali...

Environmental concerns halt state's trout stocking Contra Costa Times By Paul Thissen December 26, 2008 The foot-long rainbow trout tumble out of the truck through a translucent tube, flying momen...

For first time in decades, Kaweah, Kern rivers won't be stocked with fish Visalia Times-Delta By Brett Wilkison December 6, 2008 Critics fear state stocking program will lead to extinction of seve...

Researchers Assess, Track Salmonid Parasitic Infection "Whirling Disease" Columbia Basin Bulletin December 5, 2008 Improved techniques have been developed by microbiologists from Oregon State Univ...

More time for DFG stocking analysis The Inyo Register By Mike Gervais December 3, 2008 Trout stocking in the Eastern Sierra is expected to carry on as usual, despite new restrictions that have bee...

California Salmon and Trout Imperiled Santa Cruz By Traci Hukill December 3, 2008 Coho salmon in Santa Cruz's backyard said at risk of extinction in 50 years. Two years ago UC Davis biologist Pe...

Agreement reached on non-native fish stocking The Union Democrat By James Damschroder November 25, 2008 California Department of Fish and Game and conservation groups have come to an agreement tha...

Stream is half full for state's wild fisheries Record Searchlight November 22, 2008 Our view: A CalTrout report warns of mass extinctions, but we're also making great progress in learning to live ...

Deal reached to limit planting fish for sport The Sacramento Bee By Matt Weiser November 21, 2008 Anglers may no longer be able to catch rainbow trout in many of California's mountain lakes, the ...