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Officials issue 15-cent-per-pound bounties for fishers to catch harmful creatures: 'We have a large population'

Kentucky wildlife officials are turning invasive carp into a cash crop for motivated anglers.
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Return to childhood river produces dream barbel

When he was 13 years old, Rob Pocock landed his very first barbel – a fish of 9lb 8oz – from the Old River Lea. At the time, ...
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Fishery cleanup led by unexpected 'troublemakers'

Jamie Clayton, who runs Manchester Angling Club, has just taken on the lease at Sykes Reservoir, Stockport, where anti- ...

Officials issue $100 bounties for fishermen to catch harmful creatures: 'My hobby may pay for itself'

According to Crossroads Today, the expanded bounty program, now in 27 states, will pay fishers $100 for every invasive black ...

After flooding, severe wind, and a heat wave, it’s a beautiful week in the Valley

After severe rain, severe winds, and a heat wave, it was time for San Fernando Valley residents to enjoy the sunny days and ...