Fishy Fridays

Today’s paper was recently published in Marine & Coastal Fisheries, and is a synthesis article looking at what impacts increasing offshore wind energy development may have on fish and fisheries

In my “new” role here at AFS, the fisheries stories and issues I been introduced to have grown far beyond my Midwestern roots. A few of the folks I’ve interacted

Today’s paper comes from the April issue of the North American Journal of Fisheries Management, and I found it interesting because it combined remote sensing and field data collection to

I think about Midwestern rivers and streams often. Most times, it makes me sad. These systems historically had diverse fish communities, stable streambanks and streambeds, and ran clean and clear

I had a great week at the AFS Western Division meeting, seeing lots of AFS members and talking fish topics with passionate fisheries people.  A highlight of the week was

Today’s paper resulted from asking the question, why do Paddlefish restorations work in some reservoirs, but not others? The authors isolated turbidity as a potential difference between systems, and there

Today’s paper investigates whether fishing pressure and selective harvest can result in fishery-induced evolution.  This inside look at bluegill genetics helps us to understand if “sneakers” are gaining an upper

Today’s paper was recently published online in the Journal of Aquatic Animal Health, and will be coming out in our first Oxford edition of that journal soon.  I had not

AFS has recently transitioned to Oxford University Publishing (OUP), and all of the AFS current and historic publications are now housed within the OUP system. AFS is currently finalizing the