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- Bluefin tuna breeding breakthrough claimed
- Database developed on nutritional needs of farmed fish
- Delta talks going on behind closed doors
- Aqualliance files lawsuit
- Sockeye fishing cut off to protect coho
- Study looks at in-stream turbine effects on fish
- California salmon disaster continues
- FDA considers approving genetically modified salmon
- Salmon on the move
- Low lamprey runs in Columbia worry biologists
- Conservationists work to remove trout barrier
- Dozens of chinook reach Issaquah Salmon Hatchery
- Oceans on brink of mass extinction
- Relationship between predation and extinction in small populations
- US West Coast groundfish fishery enters MSC assessment process
- Where dams once stood, prospectors spur anger
- Riverbed restoration will strengthen salmon runs
- Salmon fishermen return to Delta
- Fish passageways will help steelhead trout
- Fraser River whopper sockeye salmon run even bigger
- Salmon make comeback in SE Portland stream
- Divers collect juvenile red king crabs for field study
- Whale sharks may produce many litters
- Pollock fishers have new chinook salmon bycatch program
- Huge haul, high prices for Alaska salmon
- Spread Creek Dam removal to improve trout habitat
- Lake Tahoe gets a good health report
- 48K gallons sewage spilled into Bay Area lagoon
- Man eater squids devouring fish stock in Pacific
- DFO faces criticism after record salmon run
- Students study gar with Dularge fisherman
- Atlantic herring lying low off N.S.
- NOAA reopens significant area of Gulf to fishing
- The mackerel wars: Europe's fish tiff with Iceland
- Pikeminnow season extended
- Alaska salmon haul a surprise
- Fishermen profiting from the largest salmon run in almost a century
- Why fish in the Arctic don't freeze
- Study shows seabirds shun sport fish and gobble gobies
- Legal sparring begins on 2010 supplemental salmon BiOp
- Bountiful salmon run reminds us we know little about the fishery
- Mokelumne River undergoing changes to increase numbers of salmon, steelhead
- Two-Gates resolution approved
- Pacific tuna still in decline
- Fraser sockeye returns reach 100-year record
- Fisherman paid $51,000 for pikeminnow
- Massive and tasty, the white sturgeon's numbers are dwindling in the Delta
- Volunteers needed to help distribute dead salmon
- Ocean indicators point to lull in 2011, then more good salmon runs
- Saving the Pacific lamprey
- Draft bill for sustainable fishing approved
- Southern Indian Ocean Fisheries Agreement comes into force
- Britain prepares for mackerel war with Iceland and Faroe Islands
- Northern pike
- Salmon, steelhead booming upstream
- Students build first rain-powered fish hatchery in Oregon
- Cats get a new home just in time for the dog days of summer
- Fisheries group wants less severe restrictions
- More great white sharks spotted off Cape Cod
- Fly fishers serving as transport for little invaders
- Court upholds protections for Calif wild steelhead
- Sawtooth Basin sockeye salmon return highest since 1955
- Burbot could put bite in already-endangered species
- River's flow to ocean strong sign for San Joaquin rebirth
- Snorkelers find fewer chinook salmon
- Yukon chum run is lagging
- War dividend
- Major threats remain to California water supply
- Algae lingers along county's coast
- Fisheries council meets to consider Steller sea lions
- Judge rules against green groups in aquaculture suit
- Toxic levels of oil found in gulf area crucial to fish
- Mass die-off at coral reef triggered by 93-degree ocean
- Disease decimates salmon farms in Chile
- More fish seem to be living in Napa River
- Tracking salmon with the help of seals
- Purse seine fishing plummeting NZ tuna supply
- Salmon, steelhead numbers surge in some northwest rivers
- "Didymo" Alert
- Fraser sockeye salmon fishery opens
- Fish research vessel drafted for use at BP oil spill site
- NOAA takes fresh look at hatchery plan
- Rise of the ratfish in Puget Sound
- Bluefin tuna on verge of extinction!
- Mystery salmon identified, small fry not native to Napa River
- Colder ocean should be boost to salmon survival
- Officials step up projects to help Columbia River lamprey
- Proposal to cut overfishing approved
- Ugly but tasty aquatic creature found in Green River
- Washington, Oregon test new fishing gear on Columbia
- Evolution at lightning speed: fish adapts in just 3 years
- King salmon gather off Marin coast for run
- The jellyfish-like salp is most efficient filter-feeder in the deep
- White sharks making a comeback off California
- NOAA approves reform of West Coast fish harvest
- Iceland and Faroe mackerel warning for Scottish fleet
- Coho recovery relies on breeding in captivity
- Flotilla takes aim at salmon farming
- US considers curbs on Columbia fish hatcheries
- Huge chinook run expected to start reaching Columbia
- Mexican company negotiates construction of tuna purseiners
- Weatherbird returning to Gulf to look for signs of oil
- July steelhead catch just short of record
- Fraser River sockeye salmon fishery opens
- New fish trap to be built on North Santiam
- Group seeks opinion on new water standards
- Chinook run nears peak in Puget Sound
- OSU studies rising coastal ocean acidity
- Alaska salmon season update
- Is ocean life being wiped out?
- Oregon limits dredges for gold in salmon streams
- Elite science panel wades into Calif. water war
- Steelhead study earns best paper award from AFS
- Census of marine life publishes historic roll call
- Australia, Japan top global ocean diversity list
- Grouper aquaculture set to boom
- Sea lion decline spurs federal fishing restriction plan
- Warm water led to Lake Shasta fish kill
- Previous money unspent as leaders urge new bond
- Ocean acidification makes oceans smell funny
- Sockeye salmon run sets record for Columbia River
- Undersea river discovered flowing on sea bed
- Tuna meltdown: is there an alternative?
- B.C. eyes cockle industry
- On the hunt - for research
- Fishy circumstances muddle menhaden's fate
- Parts of Louisiana fishing ground reopened
- Oysters a sign of trouble from Puget Sound acidity
- Leadville hatchery a window to Colorado's past and future
- Research discovers 'stress hormone' in sea lamprey
- Chemicals turn male fish into females
- Grad works to reverse Southwest's native fish decline
- Delta Predators
- Computer modeling contributes to increases in sockeye
- Popular Lake Wenatchee sockeye fishery opens Sunday
- Great white shark tagged near Cape Cod
- Oceans in peril: primed for mass extinction?
- Hatchery could boost Idaho's sockeye
- Invasive mussels could cost $100M a year to fight
- Coastal salmon fishing is good-news, bad-news situation
- UK retains Spanish vessel thought to be overfishing
- Iceland wants to stay out of EU fishing policy
- Marine phytoplankton declining: striking global changes
- Looking for transparency in efforts to protect our ocean
- Spill not as helpful to sturgeon as hoped
- Chinook fishing on Snake River closes next week
- Logs flown in to help restore salmon habitat
- Record number of sockeye salmon at Washington dam
- New Yuba River fish study ordered
- Overfishing the big four
- World's biggest red salmon fishery wraps up
- Testing of 'selective' commercial fishing gear
- New hatchery to rebuild snake river sockeye
- Bluefin tuna migrations to be clarified
- Below average salmon return expected on the Klamath
- Sacramento-San Joaquin tops list of endangered waterways
- Scientists preparing for the possibility of Gulf oil spill fallout
- Salmon fishing to reopen on Sacramento, American and Feather
- Californians should use less delta water, report says
- CCWD begins operating new Delta pumping station
- Alaska asks fishermen to reduce catch
- Obama to launch ocean initiative
- Mercury in Crystal Springs fish puzzles scientists
- Scientists research bacteria afflicting rockfish
- Count of rescued salmon climbs
- Endangered salmon go through rough year
- Study overturns long-standing theory on phytoplankton growth
- Small fish shows how ecosystems adjust to catastrophic changes
- Sushi-hungry Japan sells monster tuna
- Projects addressing bass predation, wild v. atchery, darvest data
- Iceland to expand fish farming effort
- Trapped fish moved to cooler Butte Creek water
- Warmest June ever, NOAA reports
- Water once again flowing in the San Joaquin River
- Chemical quality of rivers revealed by freshwater shrimp
- Scientists might miss the boat on plans for Delta canal or tunnel
- Salmon receiving another lift from Puget Sound Energy
- Yuba River ruling hits Fisheries Service
- Warming waters exacerbate dwindling fisheries
- DFO plans new rules to police salmon farming
- Fraser River sockeye certified sustainable
- Doom feared as Asian carp advances
- Columbia River salmon, steelhead runs well above average
- Drills to test idea of Delta tunnel
- Short season highlights fishery's woes
- Fishermen primarily fish 'down the food web'
- Big salmon, steelhead runs amaze biologists
- Idaho Fish and Game panel sets fall chinook season
- Sockeye count easily surpasses 1947 record run
- Carbon dioxide in ocean could be confusing fish
- New batfish species found under Gulf oil spill
- South Valley farmers benefit in S.J. River plan
- There's been good news on fish during last decade
- Seaweed products begins further expansion
- Murky options
- Researchers support the future of eel
- Salmon season opens with a whimper
- Fish talk to each other, researcher finds
- Warm water may mean malformed salmon bones
- Mercury found in fish from S.F. water supply
- Work begins on Battle Creek dams removal
- Threatened Santa Ana sucker fish could get new habitat protections
- Genetically modified salmon grows twice as fast
- NZ fisheries minister meets Pacific colleagues
- What's next for the water bond?
- Weather mars opening of salmon season
- The Fourth is a License Free Fishing Day
- Local fishermen uncertain about the industry's future
- Skull find verifies ancient killer whale
- Study suggests more fish than thought may thrive in the ocean's depths
- Schwarzenegger calls for $11 billion water bond to be pulled from November ballot
- Fish with 'chips' in U.K. shoal study
- Gulf's coastal wetlands surviving despite oil
- Toxic Mercury Is More at Home in Seawater, Study Finds
- Seafood Watchdog Warns To 'Avoid' Oregon Coast Salmon
- Research puts a finger on how ancient fish got out of water
- Kootenai River white sturgeon a longstanding challenge
- Rockfish program signals shift in state fisheries policy
- Bass-shad study to reduce non-native fish impacts on ESA-listed salmonids
- Freshwater fish eyes: great home for parasites
- Calif increases water allotment after storms
- Low catches shake up tuna firms
- Impact feared on gulf's deep-water fish
- With numbers up, sockeye season may hit Columbia
- Scientists studying deep-sea coral off Calif coast
- True-bluefin
- A fish tale: Aquaculture set to boom
- DFG working through fish plant reports
- Now is the time to catch Columbia shad
- Unshackling fisheries entrepreneurship
- 16.5M baby salmon released into Calif. waterways
- Fish face-off
- Mattole coho on the brink
- Fish and Game halts Russian River setnet program
- A plan to kill the Stanislaus River
- Bill seeks to strike clause from water bond
- Hatchery fish are going well...and wild
- Libby Dam spill test for sturgeon spawning ends
- Steelhead rules liberalized for Sandy, Clackamas and Willamette rivers
- NL aquaculture industry to expand
- Young salmon released in Santa Cruz
- Pelagic Shark foundation to track basking sharks in Monterey Bay
- Scientists one step closer to fully sequencing the salmon genome
- Striped bass: Delta villains?
- San Joaquin Valley water allocation boosted again
- Spring rains a shot in the arms for Lake Oroville
- Recycled water systems ripple out in Bay Area
- Aquaculture ‘will be dominant seafood supplier within decades'
- Save the Stanislaus River
- This time, will we end the water war?
- Impacts of water temperature on salmon, steelhead spawning
- Summer chinook fishing to open with run expected above average
- Salmon seasons announced for Northern California rivers
- Science task force announces strategies to integrate BDCP BiOp
- Scientists tag reef fish to spy on their travels
- Catch shares programme takes off amid concerns
- Cattle cannot muddy Ore. steelhead streams
- Scientist worries Gulf oil spill might harm tarpon
- Red-snapper ban heads to vote this week
- Washington state sued to win water for endangered salmon
- Kenai River in Alaska closed for king salmon fishing
- Groups sue over endangered salmon
- Fishery disaster declared for Florida
- Third season Of sea lion trapping ends
- Groups sue for more water over dams for salmon
- Electronic tags reveal tuna's habits
- Scientists team with fishermen on study of ocean salmon migration
- Protecting weak stocks may be key to salmon recovery
- Oil spill bad news for bluefin tuna
- Deep-sea fish farming the wave of the future
- Report finds delta among most vulnerable rivers
- Federal govt protects sturgeon in Sacramento River
- Can't waste one fish specie to help another
- Fourth-graders raise, release salmon for tracking
- Legislature rejects study of peripheral canal alternative
- Do fish feel pain? Researchers believe they do
- New study on fishing methods
- Bluefin tuna spawning mid-spill right now
- Nine more years for selenium runoff cleanup
- Salmon fishing regulations set for Feather and Sacramento rivers
- Better synchronization helps fish when under predator threat
- Turtles threatened by longline fishery
- Extra pumping starts in Delta a day after court ruling
- Salmon ride smoothly through eight dams
- ODFW estimates high Rogue River salmon returns
- Review finds Oregon coastal coho still at risk
- Fresno judge lifts delta pumping restrictions
- Innovation will help to meet Central Valley water needs
- Conference on saving world's fish stocks opens
- Sacramento wrangling over water bond money
- Dual strategy ramps up to increase fish survival
- Scientist forced to resign from Delta pollution panel
- Summer steelhead returning strong
- Mixed feelings about new salmon rules
- Last of 1.3 million salmon trucked to bay
- California Delta faces many issues
- Obama Administration backs Bush-era salmon plan
- Commerce limits pollock fleet's salmon bycatch
- Global warming threatens trout and salmon
- Steelhead belong in rivers, and a recent Oregon study shows why
- 'Climate change' danger to salmon and trout
- World's oceans could be completely depleted of fish in 40 years
- Judge reverses stance on Delta rules
- Fish passage improvement project on pace
- Studies link Sacramento sewage to Delta fish decline
- Salmon smolts trucked from Anderson to Bay
- Decline of endangered delta smelt, nutrient pollution
- Climate threatens trout and salmon
- ‘Greening' global fisheries could boost fish stocks
- Feds, PG&E warned about declining salmon runs
- Voter anger could doom $11 billion water bond
- Researchers discover secrets of Atlantic sturgeon
- Major US fishery takes a beating after oil spill
- Spring chinook reared in estuary net pens returning
- Sea lions continue to munch endangered salmon
- Go fish?
- Fish as unique as fingerprints: scientists
- Fed report shows gains for fish stocks
- Salmon release changed to prevent 'straying'
- Feds fine Healdsburg grape grower for salmon kill
- Board approves study of Shasta Nation fish bypass proposal
- West Coast salmon fishing to be monitored
- Spill in Gulf ‘most devestating' of our time
- Studies underway on Klamath River dam removal
- Early results of salmon count have scientists upbeat
- Too ugly to save? Pacific lamprey numbers plummet
- BPA renews war on pikeminnows
- Sockeye anglers hopeful that permanent Cedar River hatchery is still a go
- Undersea robot helps scientists to track fish
- Scientists to study Western Alaska salmon declines
- More Atlantic cod stocks are at risk
- Klamath Basin plan splits up meager water
- Terns consume 15 percent of estuary juvenile salmon in 2009
- Oregon conference discusses protecting wild salmon
- Late spawn doesn't help lake's fishery
- Opaque transparency
- Calif. regulates power plants to save marine life
- Researchers investigate shark's fishy sense of smell
- Fishing fleet working 17 times harder than in 1880s
- State paying anglers to keep rainbow trout
- EPA presses pesticide makers to protect salmon
- Shasta River coho rescue under way
- New U.S. panel aims to unify smelt, salmon protection
- U.S. oil spill could hit Atlantic tuna
- Final state snow survey of the year shows good outlook
- Upper Deschutes Basin Salmon, Steelhead Responding To Underwater Tower/Collection Facility
- Can California finally solve Delta crisis?
- 2010 sea lion salmon predation breaking records
- Pikeminnow aren't only good-looking, they're valuable
- Fishing needs ecosystem focus
- Oil spill imperils Gulf Coast fishing industry
- The baby salmon feeding frenzy in San Pablo Bay
- Federal salmon plans unveiled in Fresno
- Research aids Northwest salmon
- NOAA fisheries protects 3 rockfish
- Calif. lawmakers reject hurdle for delta canal
- Tribal chinook fishing begins
- Non-native fish affect average body size
- Protecting groundfish
- Salmon hitch ride out to sea
- Calif. Spends $16.7M on "Crappy" Trout Projects
- Invasive weed spreads through Lake Tahoe, Truckee River
- Calif. boosts water deliveries to cities, farms
- Endangered sturgeon fish flourishing in Wisconsin
- To be or not to be...a blue hamlet fish?
- Fish's comeback gets an upgrade
- Feds agree to continue spring spill for juvenile salmon, steelhead
- Salmon-fishing seasons to be adopted Friday
- Officials delay decision on salmon fishing
- Mercury is higher in some tuna species
- Comment opens on relisting Sacramento splittail
- Lake Shasta just 10 feet from being full
- Can California fix the Delta before disaster strikes?
- Invasive lionfish attacks reefs and fish
- NOAA will mix spills and barges to help young salmon
- First fall-run chinook salmon fishing since '07 expected
- UC Merced works to refine snowpack measurements
- Feds to follow panel's advice on salmon migration
- Central Valley fish might be declared endangered
- The salmon puzzle
- Scientists listen for sign of sturgeon in river
- Dead whales sign of ocean distress
- Expected chinook numbers will spawn high hopes
- Laser beams on fisheries could see the end of cormorant attacks
- Capture-based cod farming possible
- Bluefin tuna fishing continues in Japan
- Striped bass protections bill faces vocal opposition
- Steller sea lions stealing salmon
- Water bond needed to save delta
- Invasive trout populations more productive than the natives
- Oceans' saltiness reaching extreme
- Salmon fishing seasons set
- Central Valley Project increases water allocations
- On the brink of extinction
- Study tracks steelhead journey
- Giant squid invades coastal waters, threatens fishing
- Fish and Game continues to clear eastern Sierra waters
- Feds mulling the options for a North Coast fishing season
- Panel recommends spilling, barging of salmon
- Science panel opposes plan for Snake/Columbia salmon
- Pacific Fishery council moves to open Oregon Coast
- Spawning habits of sturgeon studied
- Protect fish to protect fisheries
- Saving the salmon fishing industry
- $768 for every salmon caught in Puget Sound
- Hazing cormorants to protect juvenile salmon, steelhead
- Tuna fishers blame El Niño for low catch
- Chinook salmon may be barged around dams
- Feds say coho salmon can be saved
- Humboldt squid seem to be thriving
- Striped bass protections stay put
- Water over the dam works for salmon
- Valley water agencies await fish ruling
- Study Says U.S. Waterways Are Warming
- Salmon producers' demand troubles artisanal fishers
- Millions of marine turtles killed by fisheries, not thousands
- Economist says salmon closure cost 1,800 their jobs, not 23,000
- NASA demonstrates novel ocean-powered underwater vehicle
- Water supply up, but pumps shut down
- Medicine residues may threaten fish reproduction
- Dallas angler's first sailfish is among rarest
- Alaska felt-sole ban clarified
- Salmon opener a mixed bag
- Hunt for illegal sturgeon anglers mostly fruitless
- Conflicts alleged for 2 on Delta water council
- Delta smelt move closer to being ‘endangered'
- Fish ladders modified to improve lamprey passage
- Two acoustic marine systems developed
- Sea lions are killed for eating endangered fish
- Fishermen try to save Chinook salmon in Delta
- Steelhead monitoring station's numbers are encouraging
- Delta council faces critics, scrutiny
- Fisheries scientists study effects of global warming on trout
- Local congressmen attend salmon summit
- Cormorant hazing starts next week on north coast estuaries
- Judge to farmers: water restrictions stay
- Overfishing exacerbated by EU fisheries subsidies
- Ecosystems under threat from ocean acidification
- Robot Sub With Sensory System Inspired By Blind Fish
- House committee chairman kills ban on shark fins
- For halibut fisherman, the future looks prosperous
- Get a Lode of the spring snow
- Federal ruling slows Delta pumping
- Corps releases possible dam breaching plan of study
- Warming Indian Ocean - impacts on fisheries
- Terrifying sea critter hauled from ocean's depths
- Bill aims to take bass out of Delta
- Fishermen weigh salmon options
- Recreational salmon fishing returns Saturday
- Emergency coho recovery measures
- Fish-friendly hydro turbines on the drawing board
- Public meeting to address Nestucca River salmon issues
- New law will end a 60-year fishing tradition
- Full story of Delta stressors yet to be revealed
- Protection of fish stocks essential
- Staging a comeback
- Chile tsunami costs Japanese fisheries $68 mln
- Dwindling marine stocks
- Fish-spawning prototype feeds into hatchery
- Ocean salmon season should open April 3
- Climate change on fisheries studied
- Marine biologist outlines perils of over-fishing
- San Joaquin River's flow extends to Pacific again
- CITES turns down most bids to reel in shark overfishing
- Klamath River fish diseases spreading
- Ground broken for Red Bluff fish passage project
- Rule aims to limit accidental salmon catch
- Poison picked for eliminating cutthroat trout
- Mahi mahi research launched
- UAA researchers try to shed light on blackfish
- Progress is being made: sustain fisheries and ocean ecosystems
- Pesticides detected in Washington salmon habitats
- Historic renewal
- Commercial fishery called off - again
- Hatchery steelhead program to end in upper Cowlitz
- Hearings could set new course for Delta
- What don't we know about the Columbia salmon plan?
- Pregnant male fish can choose abortion
- Croaker moving up the Atlantic
- UN rejects ban on tuna
- Assessment of all West Coast salmon, steelhead ESA listings
- Scientists side with smelt, salmon protections
- Fish and Wildlife adopts Oregon halibut seasons
- Protect whales or salmon they eat?
- Changes coming for Columbia summer, fall chinook regulations
- Judge orders review of water pumping limits
- Water bank violated environmental laws
- Pacific tuna tagging project advances
- Kulongoski declares drought in Klamath Basin
- Rain boosts Delta water supply allocations
- Pacific smelt under Endangered Species Act
- DNA analysis of whale poop brings surprising results
- Rutgers submarine tracking sturgeon in the Delaware
- 2010 chinook salmon forecast optimistic
- Changes needed to rules governing delta smelt
- More salmon coming back: good news for fish and farms?
- Major study launched into life of sea trout
- Early ocean salmon season canceled off Oregon
- As pro anglers leave, Delta's focus turns to another bass
- The war on salmon
- High hopes for coastal lingcod fishery
- Development of 'muscular trout' could boost aquaculture
- Fish restoration could be a catch for Rio Vista
- Better salmon year expected
- Record steelhead return continues
- More water to pour from Friant Dam to river
- Fishing in troubled waters
- Fishermen likely to see limited salmon season
- Bassmaster Elite Series opens in California
- California lawmakers blast administration on state's water woes
- Bluefin tuna trade ban gains European Union backing
- Invasive species limiting food supply for Great Lakes fish
- Indian Ocean commission improves shark protection measures
- Delta oversight panel already being undermined
- Salmon fishery doubtful for 2010
- Growing low-oxygen zones in oceans worry scientists
- Herring fishery could close by 2012
- Another water project could divide the state
- Sea lions to be killed to save salmon
- El Nino may affect West Coast fisheries
- Great white sharks' migration more complex than once thought
- Scientists learn red grouper operate as underwater architects
- Salmon net pen may mean more catches for anglers by 2011
- One wet year does not a drought-buster make
- El Nino showing signs of reducing marine life abundance
- Atlantic octopus mimics flounders-a first
- NOAA proposes fish passage operations shift
- Klamath water deal aces first big test
- Halibut managers seek ways to study bycatch
- Black market caviar tempts poachers
- Deep sea fish 'eat their greens'
- Heidelberg scientists fish for research
- Most albacore exported to Europe
- Fisherman worried about red snapper ban
- So far, snow good
- B.C. decision brings fish farming sea lice data out into open
- U.S. backs efforts to ban trade of Atlantic bluefin tuna
- Salmon outlook little-changed
- Water allocations bring frustration as reservoirs rise
- Scarce water has local farmers squaring off
- Federal government urged to protect B.C. wild salmon
- Marine protection pays off
- Troubled history tinges marine plan
- Quickest way to save salmon: Limit their predators
- Delta residents told to ready for water war
- If fisheries float your boat, speak up now
- Net loss possible in Bahamas
- Offshore salmon seasons might hold good news for anglers
- Mismanagement by PG&E is killing two California rivers
- Wash., Ore. to begin trapping sea lions again
- Striped bass to blame for California's salmon decline
- Cutthroat doing well enough to avoid listing
- Central Valley Project increases water allocations
- Huge fall chinook jack return...
- Research to find salmon answers
- Fishermen rally in Washington for the right to fish
- Quick action by new Delta group
- Water package for San Joaquin Valley set to be unvailed
- Fish find spawns debate
- Deep-ocean low-oxygen zones spreading
- Feds predict better year for California salmon
- 2010 salmon season predicted to come up short
- New comprehensive view of deep-sea mountains
- Placement of marine reserves is key
- State bill proposes giving Chinook salmon official distinction
- Despite dire predictions, state farm jobs aren't disappearing
- Feinstein water transfer bill would hurt salmon
- Dianne Feinstein: Delta water compromise will save jobs
- Researchers help identify a big fish that ate small
- New stakeholder group considers marine protected areas
- NOAA takes back plan making dams safer for salmon
- Study: Columbia River mussel growth
- NOAA report: on barged fish vs. in-river
- Japan plans to ignore any ban on bluefin tuna
- International agreement to help protect sharks
- Salmon population collapses
- Klamath dam pacts signed in Oregon Capitol
- Spring chinook fishing seasons in Columbia River finalized
- Rev 'em up: With delta smelt moved, pumps are a go
- Group eyes ban on commercial gillnets
- NMFS leadership pick a slap in face to fishing industry
- Fish traps back; NOAA request comments
- Bill aims to add flexibility to rules on fish protection
- Slinging rotten fish? It's enriching
- Record-breaking steelhead returns
- California Department of Fish and Game sued over hatchery fish
- New Research on Atlantic salmon asks if size matters?
- Feinstein's play threatens to roil the water world
- Canada closes ports in shrimp dispute
- Large return of spring chinook expected in Idaho
- Push to ban trade in endangered bluefin tuna
- Lowest Delta-rivers salmon run ever in 2009
- Coho ocean abundance at only 37% of last year's run
- States likely to reduce lower Columbia sturgeon harvest
- Calif. returning chinook salmon a record low
- Coho returning to Central Washington streams
- UQ research eyes off colourful reef fish
- Tunnel emerges as favored way to deliver water
- OSU study: Many steelhead die on way to ocean
- Judge allows slowdown of pumps to protect smelt
- Columbia River salmon dispute continues
- Watchdog's suit says hatchery fish hurt natives
- 20,000 striped bass released along coast
- Feds reduce Calif. water pumping to protect fish
- Asian carp pose threat to more than just lakes
- Study: shark virgin birth
- Giant bizarre deep sea fish filmed
- Companies push hard to halt tuna collapse
- Ecologists say unrestricted pumping will harm fish
- Water commission wary of Delta plan
- Columbia River salmon runs plentiful now, but...
- Testing waters for salmon in San Joaquin River
- Officials might poison pike in Nevada lake
- Nine-spined sticklebacks outsmart the competition
- Judge relaxes Delta salmon rules
- Increased predation by sea lions on sturgeon
- CDFG fish hatchery and stocking program
- Research finds water movements can shape fish evolution
- Recreational fishing in federal waters
- Commission to decide on sturgeon harvest level
- Delta water quality continues to decline
- Judge hears arguments in case over Calif. salmon
- Benefit from high-flow experiment at Glen Canyon Dam
- Jumbo squid ink-jet their way to Newport Beach
- San Joaquin River water releases resume
- Fisheries board restricts Yukon salmon gillnets
- FAO meeting explores how forensic technique
- Water agencies head to court to ask for relief
- Rotting fish yield fossil clues
- Sardine industry banking on warmer seas
- Halibut catch limits released
- More Great Lakes invaders predicted
- Playing Now: "Return of the Vanished Red Snappers"
- Salmon populations continue to decline
- Wine grape watering clashes with salmon protection
- Invasion of the carp coming soon in 3D
- Underwater acoustic tags help endangered salmon
- NOAA and fishermen cooperate on monkfish research
- Coho salmon get a boost in Lake Washington
- Sacramento splittail gets a fresh chance at survival
- Deadly fish virus now found in all Great Lakes
- Tuna stocks 'booming' at time of quota cuts
- Legislators hear proposal to halt commercial bass fishing
- Steady flow of conflicting views marks Delta debate
- Lopsided fish show that symmetry is only skin deep
- Steelhead season is in full swing along southern Oregon Coast
- Feds to reconsider protections for Delta fish
- 'Ranching' tuna the eco-friendly way
- National science panel convenes on Calif. delta
- Microbe could help curb massive fish kills
- Red snapper may be in short supply
- Ocean conditions in 2009 worsen for salmon in California
- Storms bring water year up to average
- Oregon plagued by steelhead
- Global warming will require changes at Northwest dams
- Why aren't quagga mussels flourishing in northwest?
- Fishing season-setting time has arrived
- Red grouper: Architect of the ocean floor
- Science panel's review of California water woes prompts fight
- Snail eradication may take years
- Smelt season to be just four days
- Storms boost California snowpack
- Fish boom makes splash in Oregon
- Plane crash: 'We lost two old-school biologists'
- Great white shark tagged off Cape surfaces in Florida
- Salty change flushes fish
- New rules planned for fish farming in federal waters
- Water briefing provides little encouragement
- New Calif. water policy aims to save state's key estuary
- As climate warms, what will our rivers do?
- African fish choose safety over sex
- Steelhead kelt reconditioning to boost listed stocks
- Three fisheries closed as authorities deal with fish killed by cold weather
- Scientists to research possible links in Alaska fisheries, climate change
- Kiwis battered by fish prices
- Tz to earn $200m from Tuna exports
- Sushi shortfall?
- Sturgeon quota might go down 50 percent
- Turning Asian carp from a menace into dinner
- Feds declare fisheries disaster for Yukon kings
- Feds to study protections for sturgeon
- There are monsters lurking ...
- White marlin look-alike raises questions
- Winter steelhead returning in large numbers
- Project to place fish-saving gates in Delta stalls
- White House seeks to expand the bull trout's protections
- Light shed on fish gill mystery
- France unwilling to ban bluefin tuna fishing
- Research center to hatch 20,000 endangered salmon eggs
- Group wants Hetch Hetchy on SF ballot
- Arming fishermen with cameras
- Sturgeon fishing tactics in Oregon City challenged
- Taking the initiative on gill nets
- NOAA and California Officials Agree to Remove Large Concrete Dam...
- Steelhead returning to northwest Oregon streams
- Scientists fish for fresh clues in a deep planetary mystery
- Spring Chinook are running for their lives
- Spawning patterns may hold key to rebuilding cod stocks
- Frigid temperatures take toll on marine life
- The future of fisheries?
- Final Klamath restoration pact released
- Delta landowners fired up over water
- New system helps explain salmon migration
- Hydro green energy fish survival study could spur future projects
- Prehistoric coral reefs creating new species
- Indonesia`s fishery products facing tariff barriers in Europe
- Pacific cod council certification expected soon
- Competition fierce in lucrative and booming Calif. squid fishing
- Reducing water flow rates may bring environmental gains
- Restoring natural flows can cause ecological harm?
- Study: new acoustic tag system tracks salmon survival
- Increased efforts to reduce bird predation at dams
- NW streams see strong early winter steelhead returns
- Refined forecasts show 2010 could see record return
- Smaller stripers may soon be keepers in New Jersey
- More salmon smolts will be trucked from north
- Coho restoration program showing returns 'Beyond Expectation'
- Environmentalists and Fishing Community Can Both Win
- Endangered orca population rose in 2009
- Public testimony ahead for spring chinook
- Atlantic sturgeon eyed for listing as threatened
- DTI mediates in tuna war
- Smelt season for Cowlitz to be decided next week
- Researchers to study ocean health
- Analysis under way for 2010 salmon season
- Team to tackle Delta water needs
- Red snapper ban stirs controversy among fishermen
- More NE Atlantic fish stocks are overfished
- 2009 another bad year for Delta ecosystem
- Salmon runs a bad sign for Oregon's fishing fleet
- Fraser River once flowed the other way
- New acoustic tools to study marine mammals and fish
- 800 Sea Turtles Hooked in Gulf
- Dead fish provoke alert around Gulf of Mexico
- Caymans train divers to fight lionfish invasion
- 2010 could be disappointing for salmon fishing
- Attorney wagers judge will approve Columbia River salmon plan
- First tuna auction lands a big one
- Halibut charter fleet limited
- Autumn chinook run falls short
- Marin's coho salmon on the bring of extinction
- Salmon lovers: pray for rain
- Forty years of farmed salmon ... and one genetic mystery
- Japanese 'fish bots' teach children about sealife
- Red snapper rebounding in Gulf of Mexico
- First fisheries stocks survey completed
- Indigenous fish species face extinction
- Hatchery-raised salmon too crowded
- Evaluation of commercial 'selective' fishing gear
- Pesticide runoff impacts salmon recovery
- Fish families, the bigger and bossier the better
- Catch shares may not lead to healthier fisheries
- Scientists say dolphins should be treated as 'non-human persons'
- Fishing problems on new findings over hake
- Invasion of the giant squid
- Hook set on strict new fishing restrictions
- Holiday season magnifies fish shortage in southern Senegal
- New law makes salt-water fishermen register with U.S.
- Melting glaciers nourishing oceans with ancient carbon
- Here comes Jaws: The 'real time' tracking system
- Sharks killed for oil used in swine flu vaccine
- Researchers tag sharks off WA coast
- A net gain for the Hudson?
- Coho salmon pioneer new runs in the Willamette Valley
- San Francisco Pier 39 sea lions found in Oregon?
- Tough, strange year for marine life along California coast
- Safe harbor pact aimed at protecting landowners
- Next decade key for recreational fishery
- Migratory fish show big comeback on the Columbia
- Chub now rare in Great Lakes
- Initiative to ban gillnets, tangle nets
- Obama calls for delay in 2-Gates project
- Biologists cheer return of Columbia coho
- Minnesota joins suit to seal Asian-carp-infested waters
- Sea lions vanish from popular San Francisco pier
- Conservation group wants gill-net salmon fishing ban on ballot
- Scientists say most salmon runs rise this year
- Region sees record steelhead run
- Bottleneck at Delta must be opened
- Smith's chinook numbers are the highest in decades
- Sturgeon anglers prepare for steep reductions
- Internal debate over Obama salmon plan
- Libby Dam spill test to help white sturgeon
- The fishing report
- Federal agencies plan to ease water crisis in California Bay-Delta
- Progress report on 2008 salmon BiOp implementation
- More good news for Columbia River spring chinook returns
- Michigan asks Supreme Court to shut 2 corridors
- Spring chinook returns look good for the Willamette River
- Catch shares may not lead to healthier fisheries
- An epic run
- Fishing stamp funds not used for fish
- Rain aids West Marin salmon spawn
- Forecasts bright for 2010 salmon seasons
- West coast salmon troubles
- 2010 pollock harvests lowest in 32 years
- Columbia River smelt still in disarray
- Study confirms some cured fish eggs harmful to salmon, steelhead
- National Academy of Sciences studying Delta
- N. America's biggest fish slips toward extinction
- A better way to catch fish
- Salmon make comeback
- Port of Stockton must clean up stormwater flow to San Joaquin River
- Groups offer new course for Klamath dam removal
- Pumping depletes Central Valley water, data show
- Lower Columbia also expecting better returns of spring chinook
- New fish ladder to cost up to $4 million
- A strategic plan for wild salmon?
- Pollock catch set at lowest level in decades
- Invasive snails found in Stanislaus River
- Redd counts in Snake River's Hells Canyon marks another record
- Spring chinook salmon forecast strongest in 70 years
- Climate change played key role in B.C. sockeye stocks collapse
- Sound, air and light barrier keeps chinook out of old river
- PUD, landowners talk salmon recovery
- Gone for decades, bull trout could soon return
- Santa Ana sucker fish may get more protection
- Group consolidates data on Columbia Basin
- New Zealand snails invade Olympia
- Fish farms fear they may fall fallow
- $20 million plan to aid salmon in lower Yuba
- Fishermen worry about impact of national marine policies
- Next year's fishing forecasts holds some good news for anglers
- Department of Fish Game to continue the Fish Stocking Program thru January
- Calif. eyes $10.6 billion cost for water tunnel
- First salmon try out new fish tower on Deschutes River
- Are large dams altering extreme weather patterns?
- California's sinking Delta
- California braces for fourth year of drought
- For salmon fishing port, the future is as murky as its waters
- MID sees bass as problem, not water
- Efforts to restore lower Mokelumne paying off
- Fish biologists studying the happy return of wild coho above Willamette Falls
- Steelhead runs may return to Calaveras
- Study looks at sustainable salmon production
- Website details status of Columbia River Basin fish and wildlife
- Delta residents vow to plug Delta damming plans
- Judge likes NW salmon plan but sees legal flaw
- Bid to rejuvenate salmon will protect trees near streams
- 70-year-old scheme could be the future
- Thousands of strange sea creatures discovered
- San Joaquin River flows stop below Mendota Dam
- Project tests methods to improve monitoring
- Water surges in Mokelumne River yield more salmon
- NOAA releases draft pollock stock assessment
- County leaders: fish-stocking pullback stinks
- Salmon count up in Oroville area
- Salmon run bigger this year
- Water package lacks clout to reverse Delta's decline
- North state salmon run plummets again
- Bull trout survey in flathead basin, redd counts down
- Large run of spring chinook expected for 2010
- Washington adopts hatchery, harvest reforms
- Late-fall king salmon abundant
- Top U.S. scientists to study California irrigation practices
- Sea lion consumption of sturgeon rises at Bonneville Dam
- ODFW see higher fish carcass counts in Rogue River
- Bay-Delta sport fishing enhancement stamp repealed
- Are gill nets decimating Klamath and Trinity salmon runs?
- Winners and losers in water deal
- Sea lions killed, but Columbia salmon toll rises
- Must allow more spring chinook above Bonneville Dam
- Legislature passes water-system overhaul
- California's great white sharks are a distinct population
- Farmed salmon capable of eating wild fish
- Cardoza demands accounting of everything affecting Delta
- How taking out dams splits environmental groups
- Legislators continue talks on state water plan, now $9.99 billion
- Plan to evaluate whether salmon passage survival
- Delta water plan emerges for public to view
- Two Gates pump plan gets mixed reaction
- Frustration mounts over closed-door water talks
- Pursuing pikeminnow: dropping catch rates
- Delta smelt still close to extinction, surveys show
- NOAA: El Nino on the way
- Counting redds: Experts survey salmon spawning
- Initial Battle Creek chinook salmon counts disappointing
- Word on Columbia River coho
- Snake River wild steelhead return breaks record
- Group sues Fish & Wildlife Service on uplisting delta smelt
- A river comes to life
- Ocean science goes deep
- Restoring an ailing river in California
- Schwarzenegger, legislative leaders agree to fix fragile delta
- Typhoon remnants threaten to bring Central Valley flooding
- Idaho wants hatchery to increase Snake River
- Oregon dead zone blamed on climate change
- Green sturgeon gains habitat protection
- Restoring north state salmon and steelhead could cost billions
- Delta 'fix' must preserve water rights
- Fish kill fears subside on Shasta as water levels rise
- S.F. Bay's slide in mud worries scientists
- U.S. Bureau of Reclamation liable for water contracts
- Smelt plan lacked critical analysis
- 2009 steelhead survival rates below Bonneville
- Friant Dam releases water to begin river rebirth
- NOAA releases plan for Columbia River steelhead
- Recovery plan for Mid-Columbia steelhead
- Deal to raze 4 Klamath dams
- Officials called to conference on Calif. drought
- Water interests argue new state dam proposals
- For San Joaquin River, a historic reawakening
- New underwater robot named Beagle
- NOAA survey shows fewer pollock showing up
- Administration mulls new science review of California water
- Fall chinook count huge at Bonneville
- U.S. Senate's failed water amendment roils California alliances
- When it comes to Valley ag, Sean Hannity is all wet
- Fish managers set Columbia River gillnet seasons
- Updated Columbia River salmon and steelhead returns
- Obama decision protects NW salmon
- Pollock survey shows fewer fish than anticipated
- World's oceans warmest on record this summer
- Strict conservation plan for Northwest salmon
- Killer whales die without king salmon
- They're hopping on the Klamath
- Key salmon spawning rivers all but dry
- Delta water bills under fire
- EPA announces alternative plan to protect salmon from pesticides
- Fall chinook, steelhead catches in August a record high
- Fish farm boom strains wild stock, study finds
- Scoping out sardines: project checking numbers of fish
- OSU will help coordinate global ocean observation network
- California's water reform legislation is all wet
- Bodega Bay scientists weigh impact of ocean acid levels on shellfish
- Drought-stricken streams threaten California salmon
- San Francisco Bay's last commercial fishery closes
- West coast fishermen embark on new wave of fishing
- Drilling for impact of San Joaquin River restoration
- Calif. water crisis isn't Washington's fault
- NOAA to pursue national policy for sustainable marine aquaculture
- The water wars
- Delta Legislation Enabling Construction of Peripheral Canal
- Delta levee projects must now prepare for rising sea
- Steelhead return numbers stay high
- Invasive American shad numbers sharply down in Columbia
- Major water bond proposed in the capitol
- Hotter water linked to poor sockeye returns
- Will El Niño deliver deluge?
- Northwest fears that invasive mussels are headed its way
- Steelhead restoration plan swims in difficult waters
- How will warmer oceans affect sea life?
- Alaska pollock fishery is one of the best managed
- State seeks to close Sacramento River stretch to sturgeon fishing
- The Conversation: Saving the Delta
- Can salmon undo Yosemite dam?
- Summer steelhead run approaching 400,000 fish
- Snake River sockeye salmon swim back from the brink
- King salmon undercounted on the Yukon
- June's record ocean warmth worries fishermen, environmentalists
- Battle heightens over water in Delta
- A new shot at settling Delta water war
- NOAA, OSU to create detailed maps of Oregon coast seabed habitats
- It's fish versus farmers in the San Joaquin valley
- Summer steelhead set one-day record at Bonneville
- Lawsuit seeks protection of Sacramento splittail
- Feds seek solutions in Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta
- Millions of salmon disappear from Canadian river
- Lamprey on the brink
- Salmon count worries linger
- Judge gives NOAA another month for salmon plan
- Fall chinook season could be approved for Snake River
- Spotlight on delta in coming state water fight
- Opposition to Delta salmon rules mounts
- Oregon fishermen fear loss of access to petrale sole
- Delta gates may be part of solution
- Disease often ignored as factor affecting wild fish populations
- Harvest managers tally spring chinook catch numbers
- Fishermen cast some hope for a 2010 salmon season
- Good returns expected for Columbia salmon season
- New plan to solve state's water problems
- Fish and Game to vote on marine reserve network
- Predatory snail wrecks California oysters
- Seagulls menace endangered salmon
- Vital central valley water sensors at risk from budget cuts
- Marine robot to explore ocean's depths
- Researchers set sail for the great pacific garbage patch
- Calif. water officials study building delta tunnel
- West coast groundfish fishery fares well in global review
- Efforts to rebuild fisheries, ocean ecoystems reaping benefits
- Urban pesticide use is poisoning waterways
- Water quality issues reduce nighttime spill for fish
- Smaller Delta canal could work nearly as well
- Calif. farmers say feds make drought worse
- Computer models improve salmon passage at hydropower dams
- Sockeye salmon numbers crash
- Marine pest species costing billions in damage to fisheries
- Colville tribes to get new salmon hatchery
- Southern California pins rain hopes on fickle El Nino
- Forecast: record 700,000 coho headed for Columbia
- Report urges efficiency as a solution to california's water wars
- Dutch Harbor Alaska remains top fishing port
- Court brings drop of sanity to water limits
- Endangered Washington turtles released in Columbia Gorge
- Giant Alaskan blob mystery solved
- Action brings sense to muddy water issue
- Drought spotlights region's patchwork water supply
- Alaska fish counters weigh the scales
- Leatherbacks feast off the coast
- Global ocean surface temperature warmest on record
- Over 1,000 Snake River sockeye reach lower granite
- Delta drilling planned for canal
- Feds make grab for OID, SSJID water in Melones
- Klamath dams: sediment studies being formulated
- House's $33b energy, water bill will help Valley
- Sacramento area is Delta's top pesticide source
- Feds ban krill fishing to save it for the whales
- Politicians can't get dam thing done
- Tulare Lake restoration - fiction or fact?
- Ocean tracking project garners data on salmon
- Plan to restore rare trout sparks protests
- Fishing for answers
- Delta supporters rally at Capitol's doorstep
- Stillaguamish salmon run's future rests on 45 fish
- Saving the Columbia and Snake river salmon
- Delta gates proposal builds support
- Vanishing Habitat
- Warning on trout hatcheries could force changes
- Columbia River summer chinook run downsized
- Lake Washington's sockeye run may hit a record low
- Divisive Delta canal now on the fast track
- Delta advocates plan capitol rally
- State wants more water in Butte Creek for Salmon
- Dutch expert offers advice on saving Delta
- Water pumping restrictions to protect Delta smelt end
- Columbia River sockeye returns still strong
- 'Two Gates' project could ease water crisis
- Farmers angry over water restrictions
- Saving species no longer a beauty contest
- Salazar assigns deputy as Calif. water czar
- Report details west coast research needs about fisheries
- State declares longfin smelt a threatened species
- Smolt count brings smiles
- El Nino could signal drought's end
- Drought prompts Calif visit by US Interior chief
- Sockeye salmon runs looking up on the Fraser River
- Colder ocean water was good for salmon last year
- Restoring fisheries above dams faces high hurdles
- Hatchery fish may hurt efforts to sustain wild runs
- Water district sues feds over Stanislaus rules
- Is ocean's acidity killing sea life?
- Alaska's salmon become scarce as ocean currents shift
- Regional impacts of global climate change
- Sick sea lions present a mystery
- Study, differences between zebra mussels and quagga mussels
- Babysitter assigned to whale basking in marina
- Valley lawmakers narrowly lose House vote on irrigation water
- Russian River monitoring to bolster steelhead population
- Close salmon farms now, advocates say
- Westlands sues over salmon plan
- Save the krill, save the whales
- Blame 'shortage' on misguided environmentalists
- San Joaquin soon will begin flowing year-round
- Rules could curtail water
- Fitness of wild-born offspring of hatchery fish
- Coho salmon season set for Oregon coastal rivers
- Oregon goes on alert for destructive mussel
- Just add water: Temporary river gets its test
- Pollution experts: Save fish from drugs in water
- Protections expanded beyond smelt
- Dam removal would reduce mercury accumulation in fish
- Briefs defend sea lion removal policy
- 500,000 salmon start life in strait
- New restrictions placed on Delta water
- Agencies sued over Delta species
- California bills aim to assist Sacramento delta
- Navy divers close locks to protect salmon
- Senate approves Wiggins' salmon bill
- A new front in the fight to save steelhead
- Bounty of small salmon creates Columbia River mystery
- Delta report card for governor, legislature mixed
- Obama administration officials discuss BiOp
- Smelt operations a hedge against extinction
- Scientists use tags to track Columbia River salmon
- Time for the governor to wade into the delta
- Effort to save smelt may worsen water shortages
- Ocean life of ages past boggle modern imagination
- San Francisco's sweet Hetch Hetchy deal changes
- New tack in Delta lawsuit
- California's lost salmon
- Judge doesn't rule out breaching Snake River dams to save salmon
- Columbia River spring chinook jack returns strong
- Study looks into how hatchery fish eat wild fish
- California's broken system for water delivery
- New way to save salmon in the delta
- Failure to regulate Delta power plants
- Migrating blue whales rediscover 'forgotten' waters
- Fisheries managers revising salmon projections
- Scientists plan to keep steelhead out of hot water
- S.F. Bay herring population looks in trouble
- New plan aims to help coho salmon
- California, feds at odds over Delta smelt
- Federal council acts to restrict Pacific cod fishery
- All about fish and oyster farming
- Harvest management put tribal fishery at risk
- Change needed for better Delta ecosystem
- Officials fret Bonneville salmon count accuracy
- Salmon smolt slaughter irks local skipper
- Fishermen face one-halibut bag limit again
- All we do now to save salmon could mean nothing
- Most key fishing spots in state polluted
- Coral reefs make a comeback
- Fishermen paid to catch pike minnow on Columbia
- Don't blame fish for drought
- Final snow pack results: not good
- Spring chinook return, managers in wait-and-see-mode
- Restored rule requires species act consultation
- Judge denies request to rewrite water contracts
- State slashes king harvest on Yukon River
- Stripers contribute to fisheries decline
- 'Super reefs' fend off climate change, study says
- Peripheral canal no drought lifeline
- NOAA outlines three chemicals, threat to salmon
- Where have all the salmon gone?
- Easier method to detect coldwater disease in salmon, trout
- Proposed bill to remove limits on striped bass
- Federal protection proposed for Puget Sound rockfish
- Panel: Wastewater ammonia 'likely' alters Delta
- Drought politics heat up in California and on capitol hill
- Weak Deshka king salmon run expected
- California launches water-saving campaign
- Recreational salmon fishing limited to single site, catch
- Suit keeps state out of trout business
- Rivers shrinking: Flow of many rivers in decline
- Don't wait until it's too late for the San Joaquin River
- Marine fishing regulations adopted for 2009
- Fish and game commission denies petition
- Columbia River salmon harvest solution proposed
- Feinstein: action needed now on water crisis
- Environmental groups sue over water bank
- Longfin smelt doesn't qualify for federal listing
- Salmon bycatch gets scrutinized
- Central Valley residents start trek demanding water
- Record coho season expected
- Delta farmers sue to block Delta canal plan
- Alaska fish wars: pollock v. salmon
- State must rescue delta from crisis
- Sound fishing ahead on coast
- Fall-run Chinook lags; coho run will be huge
- Washington state boosting salmon survival in estuary
- Feds deny protection to California longfin smelt
- U.S. to ban commercial salmon season
- Salmon anglers will see an expansion of select fisheries for summer chinook
- Salmon smolts again will be trucked
- Panel votes for salmon bycatch limit
- Delta rivers top U.S. most-troubled list
- Boats face cap on accidental salmon catch
- Council: No swordfish boats in sea turtle waters
- Saving salmon must be part of state's water planning
- Quick drop in water level kills coho
- Calif. Salmon Face Extinction
- Sturgeon catch rates has states setting fishing closure dates
- Schwarzenegger official tries to 'snow' public
- Obama signs landmark wilderness bill
- Steller sea lions gobbling up sturgeon
- Call for changes to Columbia River salmon hatcheries
- Salmon proposals to restrict Columbia gillnetting
- Another look at critical habitat for bull trout
- Columbia River coastal cutthroat proposed listing
- Carbonated oceans
- Fish and Game expects best salmon return
- Plan to restore San Joaquin River approved
- Impact of fish stocking on aquatic insects
- Flood of comments at peripheral canal meeting
- Allocations show severe water shortages will remain
- Planning process is concerning
- Water board addresses Klamath River impairments
- Hopes rise for salmon success
- State water supply vulnerable to quakes, floods
- Alaska's 2009 salmon forecast 11th largest
- Ocean 'indicators' help develop forecasts
- Hastings wary of Snake River Salmon PAC
- Canal wins few converts in Delta
- Sacramento River's chinook face double whammy
- Trout seeking cooler waters can be poisoned by metals
- Chinook salmon now 10 years on endangered list
- New tracking tags are providing fish-eye views
- Ocean caused Sacramento River salmon decline
- Peripheral canal advocates making their case
- Salmon booms and busts tough to change
- Water users file third suit on water cuts for smelt
- Salmon options discussed
- Appeals court upholds feds' salmon hatchery policy
- Where are the salmon solutions?
- Sorry salmon season seen
- New lawsuit joins in on water fight
- Ban on commercial fishing of chinook extended
- Killing sea lions won't save salmon
- Calif. salmon season prospects dim; Ore. limited
- NOAA fisheries proposes protection for smelt
- River restoration stalled by vote
- California must step up to save salmon
- Mokelumne River plan flowing with criticism
- Something's fishy
- Westlands Water District files lawsuit on B/O
- Environmental and fishing communities speak out
- Salmon season may shut down again this year
- Groups align to fight for safety of striped bass
- Bay area salmon fishermen brace for the worst
- Top salmon researcher says outlook for fish is grim
- State must solve water supply issues
- Lawsuit filed on Delta smelt rules
- Bill would slash protection for striped bass
- Rain is about to go away for a while
- Non-native fish pose substantial threat to salmonids
- Legislator proposes removing striped bass protections
- Farms, smelt hang in balance during valley drought
- Dam removal offers opportunity for salmon, science
- Invasive species are greatest threat to salmon
- New panel to focus on Delta
- Researchers learn about salmon migration
- Calif. managers declare longfin smelt threatened
- On the California drought: state of emergency?
- Columbia River salmon runs forecast to increase
- Fishermen brace for new ban on ocean salmon
- Mix of common farm pesticides deadly to salmon
- Suit seeks to block delta smelt rules
- Water wars: not a conflict between fish and people
- Farms, cities may lose access to state's creeks, rivers
- New bill tackles Delta smelt predator
- Sea lions to be culled beginning this week
- Salmon, other ocean predators losing food supply
- Cities face 20% cuts in water use during crisis
- Invasive parasite hitting mud shrimp, a salmon food
- Billions to expand, improve California's water supply
- Views on state of Columbia Basin salmon recovery
- Delta species, striped bass at center of controversy
- Congressman launches effort to ease ESA
- California ban on salmon fishing likely for '09
- Puget Sound orcas affect San Diego's water supply
- California could be salmonless again
- Regulators deny request to relax water quality rules
- Ore., Wash. plan to resume trapping sea lions
- State will host meeting on salmon in santa rosa
- DFG to Host Public Meeting on Salmon
- Three more months on new rules to protect fish
- Southern Oregon dam awaits removal
- Details of canal emerge
- Valley on verge of a catastrophe
- Delta flow standard violated to aid salmon
- Water blow for valley farmers
- PFMC releases review of 2008 ocean fisheries
- Move commercial gill-netting to 'select areas'
- Drought may cut off federal water to California farms
- Smallest fall run of chinook salmon reported
- We have prior claim on New Melones
- Forecast predicts one million Columbia coho
- Returning chinook salmon a record low
- Rainstorms delay need for emergency decisions
- Agencies seek to preserve water behind Calif. dams
- It's time to protect the fish
- San Joaquin River wrangling continues
- West coast toxic algae threat
- Newest Delta victims: Killer Whales
- Good news for fall chinook in the Columbia
- Pirates of the capitol: tentative budget deal
- West-side valley growers get: water cutbacks
- Single-species approach throttles water supply
- 'Biomarkers' Detect Salmon Injuries During Dam Passage
- Ocean conditions key in big 2008 sockeye return
- Bruising battles loom in California
- The state of the wild salmon? Not so great
- Contaminated salmon unhealthy for killer whales
- Working with B.C. to manage aquaculture
- Hearing on suspension of Delta protections set
- Fishers learn to share shrinking catch
- Water Exporters Want to End the Endangered Species Act
- No spring chinook season on the Deschutes
- Salmon anglers look for hope
- Delta bill rekindles debate on exports
- "Alarming" declines in salmon survival detailed at Puget Sound/Georgia Basin conference
- Coho salmon vanishing from Russian River
- Wild, farmed fish can co-exist: Report
- River Watcher: The California fish dilemma
- Wiggins accuses Fish and Game of failing to act on salmon collapse
- 10% water cuts to Manteca & Lathrop possible
- It's wet now, but we're going dry
- Study shows most nations ignore UN fisheries code
- Canada Scores "D" On Fisheries
- Dry spell: California farmers struggle with impending drought
- Pollock fishery seeking re-certification from MSC
- Arctic waters closed to commercial fishing
- Sea lions' death: Humans in the clear
- Schwarzenegger, Feinstein and Nature Conservancy Capture Cold, Dead Fish Awards
- Nunes urges action on California's water shortage
- Striped Bass Bill Divides Fishermen
- ESA-Listed Steller Sea Lions Making Meals Out Of Columbia River White Sturgeon
- Delta drought response could pit fish against fish
- Balance between wild and farmed salmon is essential
- Salmon are losers in squabble between Washington, Oregon
- Delta water managers choosing salmon over smelt
- Agencies seek to preserve water in Calif lakes
- Name Change Won't Alter Resources Agency's Dark Mission
- Fresno water debate settles little
- Mokelumne salmon population shrinks further
- Ore. panel considers rate boost to remove dams
- Water watchers cast a wary eye
- Who gets water in Valley this year is up in the air
- Battle Creek project report finished
- Light in the tunnel for spring chinook seasons?
- Fish and Game forecasting the largest salmon returns in years
- California at a Crossroads, Faces Biggest Drought Year Yet
- Severe drought expected after mild January
- Fall Chinook Redd Counts Above Lower Granite Highest Since Surveys Began In 1988
- 'Threatened' status urged for longfin smelt
- Judge won't grant stay sparing sea lions
- 'Worst drought' looking likely, California official says
- Fishing Managers meet but don't set chinook season
- Releasing the Klamath: Studies examine expected environmental costs of dam removal
- Mining protected as salmon dwindle
- Calif. scientists: fish needs more protections
- Dry January worsens state's water shortages
- Port of Stockton Tenants Pollute Impaired San Joaquin River
- DWR Schedules Second Snow Survey of 2008-2009 Season
- Grim salmon forecast has Fish and Game in a quandary
- Arnold Applauds Clean Air Waiver as He Continues War on Fish!
- Repaired Delta levee leaking again
- Spring chinook impasse continues
- Proposed Salmon-Tagging Study Seeks Better Info On Lower River Sea Lion Predation
- Salmon press conference at ISE drops a few bombshells
- Extinction imminent for California salmon?
- Possible water canal worries Delta farmers
- Fall fish count in Delta is dismal
- Panel to debate controversial water issues
- Delta's condition going from bad to worse
- Canal won't solve all our water issues
- To save salmon, stop subsidizing toxic farming
- Healing the waters
- Reason for salmon reduction unknown
- Poisoned Killer Whales? Blame Salmon
- Editorial: Time for new rules on suction mining
- Another View: Peripheral canal idea still thin on details
- Will the Mokelumne's salmon ever return?
- Calif. farmers divided over delta canal proposal
- Study: Fish Harvests Have Substantial Impacts On Species' Body Size, Reproductive Ability
- Tribes' Researchers Using New Tools To Read Salmonids' Genetic Codes
- Basin 2008-2009 Water Supply Forecast Shows 88 Percent Of Average January-July
- Salmon Genetic Project Aimed At Improving Fisheries, Harvest Management
- Biologists fear for survival of endangered Delta fish
- Senate approves bill that would aid San Joaquin River
- Wayward dolphin in channel raises alarms for experts
- Biologists use dead fish to boost Rogue River salmon runs
- Salmon population dwindling in California
- Study: Sound orcas eating more toxic salmon
- Some surface water pollution is ag's
- Coastal power plants could face tougher rules
- Stop Schwarzenegger's End Run to Build the Peripheral Canal
- Tough choices on Delta await state officials
- Water crisis has parallels with financial meltdown
- Study: High winds could cause dead ocean zones
- 'Crisis situation' for Marin's coho salmon
- Judge won't hear plea for Columbia River salmon passage
- Canadians agree to catch fewer Columbia salmon
- Federal draft report: Delta system imperils fish
- Economic Report Shows Washington State Fourth In Sales From Commercial Fishing
- Will Climate Change Bring Stronger Coastal Winds, More Upwelling Off NW Coast?
- BiOp Says New Ocean Fishing Regimes From Alaska To California Will Benefit Basin Salmon
- Delta Canal Plan Returns to Life
- New fisheries economic impact data
- California salmon deal fishy
- Are Hungry Sea Lions Eating Spawning Salmon?
- In the drying West, dams are no longer the answer
- Shutting off the water pumps to save delta smelt unwarranted
- Fish's memories last for months, say scientists
- Nature Conservancy backs Delta canal, with conditions
- Chinook returning to Sacramento River down
- California's snowpack levels breed new water worries
- Delta canal plan likely to land in court, experts agree
- Canada-U.S. salmon pact renewed
- Bush to Protect Vast New Pacific Tracts
- Delta Vision Committee Carries Water for Central Valley Agribusiness
- Delta fish hit record lows in 2008
- On the surface, ag doesn't pollute water
- Don't give up yet on saving Tuolumne River salmon
- Another View: Sanitation agency ready to help Delta
- Outdoors Notebook: Outlook good for summer salmon returns
- Delta canal timeline outlined
- Governor's Panel Urges Breaking Ground on Peripheral Canal in 2011
- Coho salmon are bred for diversity, strength
- Avoid riverbed near hatchery to protect new salmon eggs
- Peripheral canal, new levees urged for delta
- Panel urges building of delta canal
- Only snow-deep, Sierra survey is cause for drought concern
- Many delta islands may be lost
- Sea lions along Sacramento River blamed for salmon decline
- California panel misses deadline for Delta report
- Giant gates mulled for Delta, to the chagrin of some
- Water, economy key issues for 2009
- California sues federal government over changes in Endangered Species Act
- Agreement to take down Klamath dams? Not likely
- Who loses when the state plants trout? Maybe the angler
- Sierra snowpack below normal, surveyors find
- Salmon hatcheries report on their egg collection
- Court Decision Banning Trout Plants Will Have Wide Ranging Impact
- Agencies' report warns of faster climate change
- Is this picture in danger of disappearing?
- Environmental concerns halt state's trout stocking
- Sierra Warming: Later snow, earlier melt: High anxiety
- Big impact for little fish on California's water outlook
- Restrictions Increase Uncertainty Over Delta Water
- Delta issues hold key to future water supply reliability
- Delta dilemma
- My View: Many Delta regulations miss the mark
- Robust run expected for Columbia River spring chinook
- Higher fuel prices notwithstanding, fisheries did well in 2008
- Ocean conditions in Oregon among best for fish in 50 years
- Willamette spring chinook fishery on horizon
- Near-Shore Survey Suggests 2008 Ocean Conditions For Fish One Of The Best On Record
- New Study Details How Ocean Fish Farming Harms Wild Salmon
- Reclamation's 5-Year Study Concludes Large, New Reservoir in Yakima Basin Not Justified
- Oregon Surprises Washington On Catch-Sharing Plan; 'Meeting Of The Minds' Necessary
- States still hashing out spring chinook policy
- State must boost water storage
- Accept reality of limits in Delta
- Governor's aides OK water strategy
- U.S. tightens the tap on water from Northern California
- Delta water use restriction permanent
- Smelts like deeper water trouble for Californians
- U.S. issues rules to protect Delta smelt
- Rules protecting smelt cut water supplies to be sent to the Bay Area and LA
- Delta Water Exports Could Be Reduced by Up to 50 Percent Under New Federal Biological Opinion
- State water supply may drop 50%
- Federal Agency Releases New Biological Opinion for Delta Smelt
- Leaders must take bold action to secure safe water supply for all
- Feds Re-open Comment Period for Uplisting Delta Smelt
- Leaders must take bold action to secure safe water supply for all
- State reviving drought water bank
- Healthy salmon runs on other rivers raise questions about the Sacramento
- Idyllic existence hangs in the balance
- The Delta debate: Resurrecting the canal
- Washington, Oregon disagree on Columbia spring chinook sharing
- Fish-counters like what they see
- Proposed Delta restrictions irk state water officials
- Salmon recovery comes of age
- Study Underscores Impact of Court Imposed Water Pumping Restrictions
- NOAA To Launch ESA Review Of 100 Federally Funded Basin Hatchery Programs
- Preseason 2009 Forecasts Show Big Returns For Upriver Spring Chinook, Fall Chinook
- Major changes to Endangered Species Act
- California's water wars heat up
- Pressure mounting on smelt study
- Public comment sought on Delta smelt
- Feinstein: Delay new water restrictions for fish
- Huge Columbia spring chinook run forecast
- Lawsuits pile up over further fish protection
- Q&A on Delta ecosystem challenge
- State Water Contractors Challenge Fish and Game Commission Decision on Longfin Smelt
- Public Water Agencies Throughout California File Suit to Prevent Further Water Cutbacks
- Don't cause major drought in attempt to protect Delta ecosystem
- For first time in decades, Kaweah, Kern rivers won't be stocked with fish
- Baby Fish in Polluted San Francisco Estuary Waters Are Stunted and Deformed
- Salmon rumor cleared
- Scientists put high-tech tail on salmon
- Ocean Acidity Growing Faster Than Once Thought, Impacts Marine Food Webs
- Researchers Assess, Track Salmonid Parasitic Infection "Whirling Disease"
- Judge Approves Sea Lion Removal, Appeal Likely; States Fine-Tune Trapping Plan For 2009
- Trying to halt Delta pumping
- NOAA Fisheries releases draft document on Chinook salmon bycatch
- Restore the Delta Unveils 2009 Platform
- More time for DFG stocking analysis
- California Salmon and Trout Imperiled
- My View: Delta water plan is key to California's future
- It's time to take Delta plan seriously
- 'Extra' salmon eggs could become fish food
- Commissions to hear spring chinook allocation recommendation
- Auburn dam officially dies as board yanks water rights
- Comments on Delta plan sought at Friday meeting
- Businesses, watchdogs clash on water policies
- Coastal salmon at center of forest debate
- Overfishing pushing salmon stocks near collapse, study warns
- Group wants chemical-filled farmland retired
- Normal rainfall predicted for north state this winter
- Salmon-tracking network challenges conventional wisdom
- State water supplies increasingly cloudy
- Who will be Delta's keeper?
- Pass law to cut delta water use, panel says
- Delta smelt closer to extinction
- Salmon prospects slightly brighter for 2009
- Agreement reached on non-native fish stocking
- Overwhelmed by conservation, Yolo County wants a say
- Salmon -- coming back to a classroom near you
- Pollution of San Francisco Bay Stunting Growth of Striped Bass
- Critics blast report on state regulation of groundwater use
- Stream is half full for state's wild fisheries
- Deal reached to limit planting fish for sport
- Native fish are dying out, but it's not too late
- Experts fear 3rd straight dry winter likely
- Salmon plan puts hook in fishery
- DWR warns of drought, water rationing in
- NOAA Pesticides BiOp Says Three Chemicals Endanger Salmon; Calls For Buffer Zones
- Most state native game fish face extinction
- San Joaquin River restoration bill postponed until 2009
- Killer Whales Target Favorite Fish With Sonar?
- Radio implants to track salmon through Delta
- More restrictions on Delta water pumping adopted
- DWR Director Responds to Longfin Smelt Decision
- Scientists learning about fish habits
- Will Review Mandated By Congress Shift Columbia Basin Hatchery, Harvest Strategies?
- Public Agencies Oppose New Threat To Statewide Water Supply
- Pact unveiled that would remove Klamath River dams
- Deal reached on San Joaquin River legislation
- West Coast council approves overhaul of commercial fishing
- Professor Challenges PPIC Report Backing Peripheral Canal
- Chinook Salmon's Last Meal?
- The delta's wake-up call
- Lore says it'll pour - early, that is
- Is Schwarzenegger Terminating Salmon Surveys?
- Salmon run watched with wary eyes
- 80+ pound king salmon carcass found in Sacramento River tributary!
- Miniature Tagging, Tracking Opens Secrets: Where Do Fish Come From, Where Do They Go?
- Water system upgrade gets OK
- Urgent efforts a race against time
- Water supply falling short; rationing may be necessary
- DWR Releases Climate Change White Paper
- Track the salmon in California
- Wetland restoration will be first in Delta history
- Delta Vision not likely to succeed
- Judge says Calif. wild steelhead must be protected
- Dams Not Main Cause of Salmon Collapse, Study Says
- Drought, or water heist?
- Audit turns up something fishy
- NOAA Scientists Report Milestone Toward Finding Cure For Salmon Pathogen BKD
- Ninth Circuit Hears Arguments On NOAA's Wild/ Hatchery ESA Listings Policy
- Klamath salmon looking good for 2009
- State officials move to revoke water rights
- Delta gates proposal churns up controversy
- Task Force report: Build peripheral canal
- Only 12K salmon return
- Water fight swirls
- Seven Puget Sound Orca Deaths Attributed to Lack of Food
- Change certain for the delta, report says
- Microbe being tested as non-toxic answer to quagga mussel problem
- Judge: Delta salmon 'unquestionably in jeopardy'
- State of Bay-Delta Science, 2008
- Judges hear cases on hatchery v. wild salmon
- FEMA Becomes the Latest Partner in the Effort to Save Salmon
- Billions of fish, fish eggs die in power plants
- Governor's panel warns delta must be fixed
- Government declares beluga whale endangered
- Delta Vision: Facing facts about California water
- New vision for California Delta
- Coho Returns Boosted From 68,600 To 200,000, Many Fish Larger Than Usual
- Water Agencies Welcome New Vision for Delta
- Abandoned fishing gear killing Puget Sound animals
- Strange Fish Found Thriving Five Miles Deep in Pacific
- Harvest numbers mixed for 2008 salmon season
- San Joaquin River restoration details still being hashed out
- Seattle trawlers may face new limits on pollock fishery
- Killer whales threatened by salmon shortage
- The 'wildness' of Yuba River salmon
- Improvements improve fish passage
- B.C. salmon placed on threatened species list
- Average rain year won't cut it
- Tahoe mussel worries on rise
- 2008 Alaska salmon harvest results in mixed returns
- Safe bacterium found to kill zebra mussels
- Tiburon Salmon Institute hosts salmon smolt gala
- Project Will Help Salmon Through a Tough Spot
- DWR calls drought ‘most significant in state's history'
- On California's Coast, Farewell to the King Salmon
- Sea turtles are back, noshing on jellyfish
- Survey shows fisheries with bounties are less likely to fail
- Tiny aquatic pest hits North Coast
- USGS: Freshwater biodiversity collapsing in North America
- They're not pretty, or good swimmers, but we need lamprey
- Upgrade Of Columbia Fall Chinook Return Estimate Leads To More Fishing Days
- Weather forecasters predict S.J.'s dry spell will likely last all winter
- New strategy targets abundant salmon runs
- They're not pretty, or good swimmers, but we need lamprey
- PFMC Hears Progress Report On Analysis Of West Coast Salmon Stock Decline
- This Year's Colder Ocean Conditions Off NW Coast Good News For Salmon Growth
- Ice Core Studies Confirm Accuracy Of Climate Change Computer Models
- New Washington-Oregon Panel Aims To Recommend Commercial-Sport Harvest Allocations
- Smelt again at center of water conflict: Environmentalists want 3 dozen contracts canceled or reworked.
- A Strategy for Coping with Climate Change: Amid rising seas, a California modeling effort recommends abandoning land tracts in the Sacramento Delta.
- Guest Column: What is behind the salmon decline?
- Yuba River algae blooms worst in 20 years
- Cold water rings dinner bell for West Coast salmon
- Ocean conditions signal West Coast salmon rebound
- Water: Get over the dams, toward efficiency
- Drought losses pass a quarter of a billion dollars
- Study finds California can cut farm water use
- Latest fish counts show salmon catch will hit targets
- NOAA Proposes Critical Habitat for Southern Population of North American Green Sturgeon
- Critical Habitat Protection From Monterey Bay To Canadian Border Proposed For Desperately Imperiled Southern Green Sturgeon
- FAO Members To Improve On Deep-Sea Fishing
- Studying several options is a wise approach to state’s water crisis
- Conflict seen in smelt rules; As water contractors join the rule-making on Delta pumping, group says 'fox is guarding the henhouse.'
- Commission Votes For Increased Protection Of Longfin Smelt
- Agency accused of failing to protect coho
- Drowning California in Canals and Dams With More Bond Money
- Delta canal alive again? Legislative whispers suggest controversial plan might return
- Scientists say rules may keep timid fish
- Move Over California Legislature: State Agency Proposes to Build Peripheral Canal By 2015
- A 75-year-old promise no longer holds water Backlog of requests for Delta water pile up as experts say system is already maxed out
- Reviving salmon may help solve other Calif. water problems, a key UC Davis researcher says
- Groups suing over decline of fish; They say agencies fail to help three species coexist with Yuba River dams
- Unprecedented Collapse of Central Valley Salmon Is No Surprise
- Is bass to blame for decline of smelt population?
- Spawning salmon numbers dwindling in Napa River
- Why fish love Yolo Bypass just as much as birds
- Building ban proposed in Marin County to protect salmon
- Number of returning coho salmon plummet in Marin watershed
- Marin Coho Salmon Populations Plummet
- Warmer World May Mean Less Fish
- U.N. says world fisheries face collapse
- Global warming might cause Antarctic invasion
- Climate change threatens world's fish stocks, UN group finds
- Stuart sockeye headed to extinction
- It's cold outside, but Lake Superior is getting warmer
- Devastation of Trawling Visible from Space
- Scientists blame ocean dead zones on climate change
- Has An Ocean Circulation Collapse Been Triggered?
- Climate change creating major impacts on world’s oceans
- Study Finds Humans' Effect on Oceans Comprehensive
- As vast as the oceans are, almost no waters remain untouched by human activities
- Scientists looking wide and deep find damage almost everywhere
- Huge study gives wake-up call on state of world's oceans
- Increased CO2 level threatens coral reefs
- No ocean is untainted by the polluting hand of Man
- Living Corals Thousands Of Years Old Hold Clues To Past Climate Changes
- Fishing bycatch is 'junk food' for sea birds
- Salmon farms destroying wild salmon populations in Canada
- Accidental chinook catch among pollock is an issue
- Sea lions feasted on slightly fewer salmon
- Groups to file suit over latest salmon plan
- Low west coast salmon returns; why the variations?
- Cormorants now champion consumers of Columbia juvenile salmonids
- Fall salmon seasons will be down
- Big ball of Columbia River sturgeon baffles experts Tens of thousands of sturgeon are found bunched up below Bonneville Dam
- Concerns are growing that the lower Columbia needs more monitoring of poisons
- Agencies issue plan to run Columbia dams, preserve salmon
- What It Will Take to Save Wild Salmon
- Nearly 100 Members of Congress Sign Salmon Plan Letter to NOAA
- Dam rules extended as salmon plan written
- Congress Urges Federal Government to Base Salmon Recovery Plan on Sound Science and Economics
- State predicts increase in Columbia chinook
- Focus of this year’s spring chinook fishery will shift upstream on the Columbia River
- No commercial season here for the king of salmon will have an outsized impact
- Early forecast for Columbia coho is cloudy
- Sea lions vs. salmon: Restore balance and common sense
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- 48K gallons sewage spilled into Bay Area lagoon
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- Fishermen profiting from the largest salmon run in almost a century
- Legal sparring begins on 2010 supplemental salmon BiOp
- Bountiful salmon run reminds us we know little about the fishery
- Mokelumne River undergoing changes to increase numbers of salmon, steelhead
- Two-Gates resolution approved
- Fraser sockeye returns reach 100-year record
- Fisherman paid $51,000 for pikeminnow
- Massive and tasty, the white sturgeon's numbers are dwindling in the Delta
- Volunteers needed to help distribute dead salmon
- Ocean indicators point to lull in 2011, then more good salmon runs
- Northern pike
- Salmon, steelhead booming upstream
- Students build first rain-powered fish hatchery in Oregon
- Fly fishers serving as transport for little invaders
- Cats get a new home just in time for the dog days of summer
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- Sawtooth Basin sockeye salmon return highest since 1955
- Burbot could put bite in already-endangered species
- River's flow to ocean strong sign for San Joaquin rebirth
- Snorkelers find fewer chinook salmon
- Yukon chum run is lagging
- Major threats remain to California water supply
- Algae lingers along county's coast
- Fisheries council meets to consider Steller sea lions
- More fish seem to be living in Napa River
- Salmon, steelhead numbers surge in some northwest rivers
- "Didymo" Alert
- Fraser sockeye salmon fishery opens
- NOAA takes fresh look at hatchery plan
- Rise of the ratfish in Puget Sound
- Mystery salmon identified, small fry not native to Napa River
- Colder ocean should be boost to salmon survival
- Officials step up projects to help Columbia River lamprey
- Ugly but tasty aquatic creature found in Green River
- King salmon gather off Marin coast for run
- Washington, Oregon test new fishing gear on Columbia
- White sharks making a comeback off California
- NOAA approves reform of West Coast fish harvest
- Flotilla takes aim at salmon farming
- Coho recovery relies on breeding in captivity
- US considers curbs on Columbia fish hatcheries
- Huge chinook run expected to start reaching Columbia
- July steelhead catch just short of record
- Fraser River sockeye salmon fishery opens
- New fish trap to be built on North Santiam
- Group seeks opinion on new water standards
- Chinook run nears peak in Puget Sound
- Oregon limits dredges for gold in salmon streams
- Elite science panel wades into Calif. water war
- Warm water led to Lake Shasta fish kill
- Previous money unspent as leaders urge new bond
- Sockeye salmon run sets record for Columbia River
- Oysters a sign of trouble from Puget Sound acidity
- Leadville hatchery a window to Colorado's past and future
- Delta Predators
- Computer modeling contributes to increases in sockeye
- Popular Lake Wenatchee sockeye fishery opens Sunday
- Hatchery could boost Idaho's sockeye
- Invasive mussels could cost $100M a year to fight
- Coastal salmon fishing is good-news, bad-news situation
- Spill not as helpful to sturgeon as hoped
- Chinook fishing on Snake River closes next week
- Logs flown in to help restore salmon habitat
- Record number of sockeye salmon at Washington dam
- New Yuba River fish study ordered
- World's biggest red salmon fishery wraps up
- Testing of 'selective' commercial fishing gear
- New hatchery to rebuild snake river sockeye
- Below average salmon return expected on the Klamath
- Sacramento-San Joaquin tops list of endangered waterways
- Salmon fishing to reopen on Sacramento, American and Feather
- Californians should use less delta water, report says
- CCWD begins operating new Delta pumping station
- Alaska asks fishermen to reduce catch
- Mercury in Crystal Springs fish puzzles scientists
- Count of rescued salmon climbs
- Endangered salmon go through rough year
- Projects addressing bass predation, wild v. atchery, darvest data
- Trapped fish moved to cooler Butte Creek water
- Warmest June ever, NOAA reports
- Water once again flowing in the San Joaquin River
- Scientists might miss the boat on plans for Delta canal or tunnel
- Salmon receiving another lift from Puget Sound Energy
- Yuba River ruling hits Fisheries Service
- Fraser River sockeye certified sustainable
- Doom feared as Asian carp advances
- Columbia River salmon, steelhead runs well above average
- Drills to test idea of Delta tunnel
- Big salmon, steelhead runs amaze biologists
- Short season highlights fishery's woes
- Idaho Fish and Game panel sets fall chinook season
- Sockeye count easily surpasses 1947 record run
- South Valley farmers benefit in S.J. River plan
- There's been good news on fish during last decade
- Murky options
- Salmon season opens with a whimper
- Mercury found in fish from S.F. water supply
- Work begins on Battle Creek dams removal
- Threatened Santa Ana sucker fish could get new habitat protections
- What's next for the water bond?
- Weather mars opening of salmon season
- The Fourth is a License Free Fishing Day
- Schwarzenegger calls for $11 billion water bond to be pulled from November ballot
- Seafood Watchdog Warns To 'Avoid' Oregon Coast Salmon
- Rockfish program signals shift in state fisheries policy
- Bass-shad study to reduce non-native fish impacts on ESA-listed salmonids
- Calif increases water allotment after storms
- With numbers up, sockeye season may hit Columbia
- DFG working through fish plant reports
- Now is the time to catch Columbia shad
- 16.5M baby salmon released into Calif. waterways
- Fish face-off
- Mattole coho on the brink
- Fish and Game halts Russian River setnet program
- A plan to kill the Stanislaus River
- Bill seeks to strike clause from water bond
- Libby Dam spill test for sturgeon spawning ends
- Steelhead rules liberalized for Sandy, Clackamas and Willamette rivers
- Young salmon released in Santa Cruz
- Striped bass: Delta villains?
- San Joaquin Valley water allocation boosted again
- Spring rains a shot in the arms for Lake Oroville
- Recycled water systems ripple out in Bay Area
- Save the Stanislaus River
- This time, will we end the water war?
- Summer chinook fishing to open with run expected above average
- Salmon seasons announced for Northern California rivers
- Science task force announces strategies to integrate BDCP BiOp
- Cattle cannot muddy Ore. steelhead streams
- Washington state sued to win water for endangered salmon
- Kenai River in Alaska closed for king salmon fishing
- Groups sue over endangered salmon
- Third season Of sea lion trapping ends
- Groups sue for more water over dams for salmon
- Scientists team with fishermen on study of ocean salmon migration
- Report finds delta among most vulnerable rivers
- Federal govt protects sturgeon in Sacramento River
- Can't waste one fish specie to help another
- Fourth-graders raise, release salmon for tracking
- Legislature rejects study of peripheral canal alternative
- Nine more years for selenium runoff cleanup
- Salmon fishing regulations set for Feather and Sacramento rivers
- Extra pumping starts in Delta a day after court ruling
- Salmon ride smoothly through eight dams
- Fresno judge lifts delta pumping restrictions
- Innovation will help to meet Central Valley water needs
- ODFW estimates high Rogue River salmon returns
- Review finds Oregon coastal coho still at risk
- Sacramento wrangling over water bond money
- Dual strategy ramps up to increase fish survival
- Scientist forced to resign from Delta pollution panel
- Summer steelhead returning strong
- Mixed feelings about new salmon rules
- Last of 1.3 million salmon trucked to bay
- California Delta faces many issues
- Obama Administration backs Bush-era salmon plan
- Commerce limits pollock fleet's salmon bycatch
- Global warming threatens trout and salmon
- Judge reverses stance on Delta rules
- Fish passage improvement project on pace
- Studies link Sacramento sewage to Delta fish decline
- Salmon smolts trucked from Anderson to Bay
- Feds, PG&E warned about declining salmon runs
- Voter anger could doom $11 billion water bond
- Spring chinook reared in estuary net pens returning
- Sea lions continue to munch endangered salmon
- Go fish?
- Salmon release changed to prevent 'straying'
- Feds fine Healdsburg grape grower for salmon kill
- Board approves study of Shasta Nation fish bypass proposal
- West Coast salmon fishing to be monitored
- Studies underway on Klamath River dam removal
- Early results of salmon count have scientists upbeat
- BPA renews war on pikeminnows
- Too ugly to save? Pacific lamprey numbers plummet
- Sockeye anglers hopeful that permanent Cedar River hatchery is still a go
- Klamath Basin plan splits up meager water
- Terns consume 15 percent of estuary juvenile salmon in 2009
- Oregon conference discusses protecting wild salmon
- Late spawn doesn't help lake's fishery
- Opaque transparency
- Calif. regulates power plants to save marine life
- State paying anglers to keep rainbow trout
- EPA presses pesticide makers to protect salmon
- Shasta River coho rescue under way
- New U.S. panel aims to unify smelt, salmon protection
- Final state snow survey of the year shows good outlook
- Upper Deschutes Basin Salmon, Steelhead Responding To Underwater Tower/Collection Facility
- Can California finally solve Delta crisis?
- 2010 sea lion salmon predation breaking records
- Pikeminnow aren't only good-looking, they're valuable
- Oil spill imperils Gulf Coast fishing industry
- The baby salmon feeding frenzy in San Pablo Bay
- Federal salmon plans unveiled in Fresno
- NOAA fisheries protects 3 rockfish
- Calif. lawmakers reject hurdle for delta canal
- Tribal chinook fishing begins
- Salmon hitch ride out to sea
- Calif. Spends $16.7M on "Crappy" Trout Projects
- Invasive weed spreads through Lake Tahoe, Truckee River
- Calif. boosts water deliveries to cities, farms
- Endangered sturgeon fish flourishing in Wisconsin
- Fish's comeback gets an upgrade
- Feds agree to continue spring spill for juvenile salmon, steelhead
- Salmon-fishing seasons to be adopted Friday
- Officials delay decision on salmon fishing
- Comment opens on relisting Sacramento splittail
- Lake Shasta just 10 feet from being full
- Can California fix the Delta before disaster strikes?
- NOAA will mix spills and barges to help young salmon
- First fall-run chinook salmon fishing since '07 expected
- Feds to follow panel's advice on salmon migration
- Central Valley fish might be declared endangered
- The salmon puzzle
- Expected chinook numbers will spawn high hopes
- Striped bass protections bill faces vocal opposition
- Steller sea lions stealing salmon
- Water bond needed to save delta
- Salmon fishing seasons set
- Central Valley Project increases water allocations
- On the brink of extinction
- Fish and Game continues to clear eastern Sierra waters
- Feds mulling the options for a North Coast fishing season
- Panel recommends spilling, barging of salmon
- Pacific Fishery council moves to open Oregon Coast
- Science panel opposes plan for Snake/Columbia salmon
- Protect fish to protect fisheries
- Saving the salmon fishing industry
- $768 for every salmon caught in Puget Sound
- Hazing cormorants to protect juvenile salmon, steelhead
- Chinook salmon may be barged around dams
- Feds say coho salmon can be saved
- Striped bass protections stay put
- Water over the dam works for salmon
- Valley water agencies await fish ruling
- Economist says salmon closure cost 1,800 their jobs, not 23,000
- Water supply up, but pumps shut down
- Alaska felt-sole ban clarified
- Salmon opener a mixed bag
- Hunt for illegal sturgeon anglers mostly fruitless
- Conflicts alleged for 2 on Delta water council
- Delta smelt move closer to being ‘endangered'
- Fish ladders modified to improve lamprey passage
- Sea lions are killed for eating endangered fish
- Fishermen try to save Chinook salmon in Delta
- Steelhead monitoring station's numbers are encouraging
- Delta council faces critics, scrutiny
- Local congressmen attend salmon summit
- Cormorant hazing starts next week on north coast estuaries
- Judge to farmers: water restrictions stay
- Get a Lode of the spring snow
- Federal ruling slows Delta pumping
- Corps releases possible dam breaching plan of study
- Bill aims to take bass out of Delta
- Fishermen weigh salmon options
- Recreational salmon fishing returns Saturday
- Emergency coho recovery measures
- Fish-friendly hydro turbines on the drawing board
- Public meeting to address Nestucca River salmon issues
- New law will end a 60-year fishing tradition
- Full story of Delta stressors yet to be revealed
- Staging a comeback
- Fish-spawning prototype feeds into hatchery
- San Joaquin River's flow extends to Pacific again
- Klamath River fish diseases spreading
- Ground broken for Red Bluff fish passage project
- Rule aims to limit accidental salmon catch
- Poison picked for eliminating cutthroat trout
- Pesticides detected in Washington salmon habitats
- Historic renewal
- Commercial fishery called off - again
- Hatchery steelhead program to end in upper Cowlitz
- Hearings could set new course for Delta
- What don't we know about the Columbia salmon plan?
- Assessment of all West Coast salmon, steelhead ESA listings
- Scientists side with smelt, salmon protections
- Changes coming for Columbia summer, fall chinook regulations
- Judge orders review of water pumping limits
- Water bank violated environmental laws
- Kulongoski declares drought in Klamath Basin
- Rain boosts Delta water supply allocations
- Pacific smelt under Endangered Species Act
- Changes needed to rules governing delta smelt
- More salmon coming back: good news for fish and farms?
- As pro anglers leave, Delta's focus turns to another bass
- Early ocean salmon season canceled off Oregon
- The war on salmon
- Fish restoration could be a catch for Rio Vista
- Better salmon year expected
- Record steelhead return continues
- More water to pour from Friant Dam to river
- Fishermen likely to see limited salmon season
- Bassmaster Elite Series opens in California
- California lawmakers blast administration on state's water woes
- Invasive species limiting food supply for Great Lakes fish
- Delta oversight panel already being undermined
- Salmon fishery doubtful for 2010
- Another water project could divide the state
- Sea lions to be killed to save salmon
- El Nino may affect West Coast fisheries
- Salmon net pen may mean more catches for anglers by 2011
