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Evolution Fights Back: Adirondack Smallmouth Bass Adapt to Evade EradicationIn a vivid example of nature adapting to human pressure, invasive smallmouth bass in New York’s Adirondack Mountains have evolved traits that help them resist long-standing removal campaigns.
Decades of efforts to eradicate invasive smallmouth bass from a midsized Adirondack lake have led to a surprising result: The bass rapidly evolved to grow faster and invest more in early reproduction, ...
In this week’s pro’s pointers, Lee Timmerman and MWC World Walleye Champion & N.D. Fishing Hall of Fame member Johnnie Candle ...
Fish feed in different parts of the water column, and their bodies and diets are adapted to their feeding strategies. Their ...
Texas-rigged soft plastics are a go-to for catching bass on deep weed edges in natural northern lakes. Get rigging tips, gear guides, and top lure picks ...
CLEVELAND, Ohio — Lake Erie’s smallmouth bass and largemouth bass in area reservoirs are wrapping up their spawning seasons, with the already good fishing guaranteed to improve under balmy ...
An illustration of a computer application window Wayback Machine. An illustration of an open book. Texts An illustration of two cells of a film ... Movement and exploitation of walleye, sauger and ...
For once, all forces converged for the greatest morning of fishing smallmouth bass on May 29 on the Chicago lakefront. Frankly, it was my greatest morning of fishing, period.
It was – and still is – the biggest smallmouth bass ever caught in Pennsylvania. For 28 years, Steelman’s state record has stood unmatched. Will it ever be broken?
In Grand Rapids, after you've caught your fill of steelhead, you can switch rivers and chase big, aggressive smallmouth bass. Here's how.
Right now, the rapidly warming waters of our protected eastern Lake Erie harbors and stream flows attract many fish species, among them are throngs of smallmouth bass. Some of the bass are huge ...
Smallmouth bass are part of the game within the game on Mississippi’s rivers and current-oriented lakes. They’re not typically as finicky as crappie, but targeting them comes with its own demands.
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