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Side Effects of Eating Farmed Salmon

Here's the honest truth you need to know about eating farmed salmon on a regular basis—we did the research and asked the experts.

3 easy rules for eating seafood

For a healthy and sustainable diet, Michael Pollan famously offered the rules: “Eat food. Not too much. Mostly plants.” Could it be that simple for fish as well?

Quiz: How much do you know about fish?

Do you know your hake from your haddock or your plaice from your pollock? Test your knowledge of all things fishy with our fun quiz.

New research shows just how many fish are eating plastic

Plastic consumption by fish is rising — and is poised only to continue to do so

Whole Foods expanding sales of plant-based tuna

Information is Beautiful: Which fish are good to eat? Visualised

Over-exploitation. Destructive fishing techniques. Polluting fish farms. How do you know which fish are fine for your fork?

Does Your Boat Scare The Fish

Some boats scare fish worse than others, but there are several things you can do to fix your fishing machine …

Fresh Fish: How to Take the Scales Off of Your Next Catch

Have you ever noticed how fresh fish sparkle in the sun? That's mainly due to the scales they have. Taking off the scales will make it easier to cook fish!

Farmed Seafood: Fact vs. Fiction

To clarify some of the most common myths and misconceptions about aquaculture, here is a list of widespread fictions about farmed seafood.

Letter: Keep fish wet

The good news about Virginia Hutchins’ article (“F&G study finds anglers hold fish out of water less than 30 seconds on average,” May 1) is it shows a majority of anglers are aware that keeping fish out of water for very long can be extremely harmful. The bad news is it suggests that it’s OK to keep fish out of water as long as it’s less than a minute. It also didn’t pay enough attention to the growing commitment among catch-and-release anglers to…

It’s a fish-eat-fish world! Clothespin craft instructions here!

It's a fish-eat-fish world out there. OK, I know that's not how the saying goes, but I think it applies in an area where lakes are the main attraction. Think about what's going on beneath the surface of our lakes when we're out boating, waterskiing and paddleboarding. Our fish are living the everyday lives, swimming about and looking for food, which is often other fish smaller than themselves. In celebration of our fish and lakes being open for the season --- finally ---…

Tinned fish: your easy meal fix

Canned sardines, mackerel and shellfish make a quick and easy dinner. Just add bread or pasta …

Make Plenty of Noise to Catch Fish

According to Captain Charlie Thomason, you want to make a lot of noise right now to catch fish. Thomason and his clients have been doing that by popping VersaMaxx corks to attract fish to their bait.

Selling off the sea: how our fish lost their freedom to market forces

Over the last two decades, there has been a silent, neoliberal revolution in our oceans.

8 Fish with Teeth You Don't Want to Lip

Many freshwater fish we catch in North America are no problem to lip with our hand, but there are some terrible, toothy terrors you need to find an alternative method to land.