The giant freshwater stingray may be the world’s largest freshwater fish. It’s also cloaked in mystery. No one is sure how many giant stingrays are left, which habitats they prefer ...

Like most freshwater fish, those of the Southeast tend to be ... But park officials decided in 1957 to poison the native fish and stock the stream with non-native trout for sportfishing.

Practically every body of freshwater in the ... chase down and consume smaller fish. “Smaller,” of course, is a relative term. In a little cutthroat stream, they might be eating baitfish ...

Hillstream fish thrive in the fast-flowing, oxygen-rich, cool waters of our eastern hill tracts — represent a stunning diversity of life. Yet, these freshwater wonders remain largely in the shadows in ...

Most larger freshwater fish eat smaller fish ... whether in a rocky stream or a muddy bayou. Crayfish are a renowned bait for ...

As the water warms up, more fish show up. Without the help, native freshwater fish like bream, pike and bass can become backed up behind the lock and form easy prey for predators in the spring ...

Known as the fish of 10,000 casts, muskies can be a challenge, but targeting them early is a surefire way to trim thousands of casts from that daunting figure—giving you the chance to hook into ...

As the water warms up, more fish show up. Without the help, native freshwater fish like bream, pike and bass can become backed up behind the lock and form easy prey for predators in the spring ...

Much of the time, the screen is just a murky green with occasional bubbles, but sometimes a fish swims past. As the water warms up, more fish show up. Without the help, native freshwater fish like ...