Invasive species are greatest threat to Northwest salmon

Photo: Steven Nehl, The Oregonian

That's the conclusion of a new report from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Northwest Fisheries Science Center in Seattle.

This report argues the greatest threat to fish are non-native species like crappie or bass that can eat up juvenile salmon as the make their way downstream from their birthplace to the ocean.

LINK (Via: Oregon Live)

Weekly Dick

San Diego's water supply reservoirs are home to some of the biggest largemouth bass in the nation

When Makos are not in season Conway turns his attention to freshwater apex predators.

Feel Better, Look Younger, Fish Longer

Sportsman’s Warehouse Closing 23 Stores

The acquisition of Sportsman's Warehouse by UFA Cooperative United has unraveled and is forcing SA to seriously down size to avoid bankruptcy. Sportsman's will immediately close 23 doors and UFA will take ownership of 15 locations and eventually re-brand them as Warehouse Sports

LINK (Via: New West)

Endangered Alaska

Men's Journal's Daniel Duane goes deep into the Alaskan wilderness to see what’s at stake with the Pebble Mine project.

LINK  (Via: Men's Journal)