Posts for tag "fish"
Anglers Take the Lead: England’s Angling Trust Monitors Rivers and Streams
Rivers and streams are home to millions of aquatic organisms, from freshwater mussels to the most sought-after trophy fish. However, freshwater resources across the world have been impacted by increased rates of pollution in recent years as...
- Posted April 28, 2025
Local and Regional Drivers of Fish Growth Rates
How and why fish grow are heavily dependent on environmental conditions like climatic processes and water quality. Understanding how exactly these stressors impact fisheries as a whole is essential to informed, sustainable management. Environmental variations like wind...
- Posted April 21, 2025
Fish Can Be Right- Or Left-Handed
Whether it be schooling fish or, as one study found, being left- or right-handed--similarities between species can be found everywhere.
- Posted July 17, 2023
Study: The Moon and Muskie Fishing
Anglers chasing elusive muskie are always looking for a leg up, whether its this year's hot lure or fishing during the right phase of the lunar cycle. A new study offers some scientific credence to more bites...
- Posted April 4, 2022
Eutrophication Can Have a Harmful Effect on Dissolved Oxygen in Aquaculture
Eutrophication can cause dissolved oxygen to crash which is a direct threat to the success of an aquaculture operation.
- Posted February 25, 2021
Underwater Cameras: A must-have tool for offshore aquaculture
Whether fixed or mobile, an underwater camera allows a necessary window into a world otherwise difficult to access.
- Posted January 21, 2021
How do dissolved oxygen sensors work? Technology makes it quick and easy
How is dissolved oxygen (DO) measured in aquaculture? We cover the basics of sensor selection and maintenance on todays post.
- Posted October 29, 2020
The Daily Dissolved Oxygen Cycle, Explained
In aquaculture, the dissolved oxygen concentration rises and falls daily. Understanding this cycle can help you avoid problems from low DO.
- Posted August 27, 2020
