CODY, Wyo. (AP) — Researchers trying to preserve native cutthroat trout in Yellowstone National Park say they are on track to eliminate non-native fish from Yellowstone Lake in about a decade. The ...

This unprecedented kill reveals why we need to keep rivers resilient Sarah Jane Keller It was the kind of clear late-August day that anglers live for. Yet at the Yellowstone River near Livingston, ...

“Chasing big bluegills is a bit of an art, and it’s usually rare to catch them by accident. However, as summer arrives, your odds of finding some whoppers peaks with the annual spawn. Even better, ...

Three rivers in Yellowstone National Park are completely closed for fishing due to summer heat and low flows exacerbated by climate change. Yellowstone National Park closed the Madison River, the ...

WE’RE FLY FISHING one of the most famous rivers in the most famous place to fly fish for trout in the world—the Lamar River of Yellowstone National Park—and I’m getting skunked. The conditions are ...

Tainter's book on Yellowstone's fish culture history, praised for its expertise and storytelling, now showcased at LA Times by Inks and Bindings. Explore the historical account of fish culture and ...

Yellowstone National Park had been on my trout fishing list for years – but the more I planned and talked with fishing buddies, the more I realized the park was just one piece of a larger region that ...

“Fishing in the Yellowstone region has long been looked upon with disfavor by all true lovers of angling. They remember the Lake with its cannibal myriads of ghoul-like fish — I can hardly call them ...

BILLINGS, Mont. — A voracious species of trout that decimated a native trout population in Yellowstone National Park shows signs of decline following a costly and protracted effort to kill off the ...

But the Yellowstone outbreak is different, Ryce said. There are so many spores being found inside the fish that the scientists are calling it a naive reaction. “What we mean by that is that the immune ...

Shovelnose sturgeon and emerald shiners that were netted by Fish, Wildlife and Parks personnel in the Yellowstone River downstream from a Jan. 17 oil spill will be tested at a Billings lab for ...