From Northern Florida to the Canadian Maritimes, American shad flood coastal rivers every spring. Here's how — and where — to ...

The American shad, Alosa prmstabilis of naturalists ... fishermen both on the New York and New Jersey sides of the Hudson river, and constitutes a much more important branch of piscatorial ...

This move to the shallows triggers bass, sac-a-lait, catfish and even bream to move with the shad. After all, shad are the forage species for these predators, and it’s hard for these voracious eaters ...

a variety of fish including a springtime run of American shad, history that helped create and grow the United States, and sourcing drinking water for millions. The Delaware River is Pennsylvania ...

An eagle-eyed St. Paul resident traipsing through nature spotted hundreds of dead fish floating Wednesday in an icy Mississippi River bay near Shepard Road and Randolph Avenue. The site was both ...

It's taken almost three weeks into the season, but the first winter flounder catches on Shark River are starting to come in.

The Alabama shad’s largest remaining population in Georgia and Florida’s Apalachicola River has crashed from 123,000 to as ... Alabama Rivers Alliance, Healthy Gulf, American Whitewater, Cahaba ...

Efforts to restore and improve up and downstream passage for sea-run fish species on five Maine water bodies have provided ...

Last week we took a look at why shad are such an appealing gamefish in spring as they surge up coastal rivers to breed in ...

along the Hudson River The river supports almost 200 species of native fish, including the American eel, American shad, river herring, Atlantic sturgeon, and shortnose sturgeon. What to do if ...