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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Mar. 29—Members of the Clearwater-Lewis County chapter of the Idaho Farm Bureau spent a recent weekday on the Snake River where ...

Walleye now have a self-sustaining presence in Lake Lowell, posing ecosystem risks. Idaho Fish and Game urges anglers to catch, kill and keep walleye to limit spread. Cost-effective solutions rely on ...

IDAHO, USA — Walleye were first found in Washington around 80 years ago, the fish was illegally introduced and spread into the Snake and Columbia rivers, according to Idaho Fish and Game (IDFG). In ...

Walleye fish have been located in Lake Lowell and Lake Cascade, according to Idaho Fish and Game (IDFG). IDFG said the fish is non-native, can be destructive to other fish species, and are only ...

An angler holds a 25-inch walleye caught on the Snake River at the mouth of Rush Creek in Hells Canyon in August 2023. IDFG Idaho Fish and Game has received more reports this year of a non-native fish ...

Science can come in handy when it suits your biases. Otherwise — especially in the case of fish and wildlife management — it can be a hassle. Just ask those who are complaining about the Department of ...

Idaho Fish and Game is asking anglers to “catch, kill and keep” a nonnative fish that threatens the populations of other fish species at a popular reservoir in Canyon County. The guidance comes as ...