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Madeleine Maccar

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  • Senior Editor, Wired2fish
  • Senior Editor, Delta Digital
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Stop the Spread of Invasive Species No Matter Where You’re Fishing

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By Madeleine Maccar Verified
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On June 29, the Great Lakes Aquatic Invasive Species Landing Blitz kicked off its two-week, coordinated multi-state effort to help stop the spread of invasive plants and animals throughout the region. And even if you’re fishing elsewhere in the country, it’s a timely reminder that anglers everywhere can be proactive conservationists of their own local waterways.
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Study Using Radio Signals Indicates That Stocked Musky Fare Better When They’re Bigger

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By Madeleine Maccar Verified
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According to findings from a multiyear radiotelemetry study, bigger actually means a better chance of survival when it comes to Iowa’s stocked muskies. This insight comes from the recently released findings of Iowa Department of Natural Resources (DNR) fish biologist Jonathan Meerbeek. Meerbeek and his colleagues have been following radio-implanted muskies for years, aided by research and hatchery-operation funding from Sport Fish Restoration.
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State Biologists Plan to Genetically Modify Invasive Brook Trout into Oblivion

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By Madeleine Maccar Verified
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You’ve heard of Trojan horses, but what about Trojan brook trout? Also known as YY brook trout, Trojan males have two Y chromosomes, unlike the wild males that have one X and one Y chromosome. Photo credit: Colorado Parks and Wildlife/R.Gonzales Far from a mythological tale, the brookies in question are the newest scientific weapon in Colorado officials’ toolbox to combat its invasive brook trout species. The goal?
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