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GM salmon can breed with wild fish and pass on genes

Posted by Kevin McKay in Maine Fishing News and Conservation Efforts, 04 June 2013 · 76 views

GM salmon can breed with wild fish and pass on genes By Rebecca Morelle  
Science reporter, BBC World Service  
 
Scientists from Canada have found that transgenic Atlantic salmon can cross-breed with a closely related species - the brown trout.  
The fish, which have been engineered with extra genes to make them grow more quickly, pass on this trait to the hybrid offspring.  
The research is p...

The General

Posted by Stick in Stick Around, 11 May 2013 · 373 views

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“The General”    
So, an older gentleman (Bill) comes into my workshop one day asking about having some furniture repair done and notices the small collection of vintage fly rods on the wall and my “L.L. Bean Fly Fishing” hat (it’s...


MOM Cassard 2/0

Posted by Eunanimus in Classic Atlantic Salmon Flies-evolution of a New Tyer, 20 April 2013 · 351 views

Felt in the mood to tie a MOM fly
 
For anyone who hasnt tied whole woodduck wings, dont try it on a hook this big. The stems are flat, and when tying them on, tend to twist so they lie flat on the top of the shank, thus twisting the feather horizontal, rather than vertical - it took some choice language and a bit of ingenuity to get them finally to...

Callibaetis

Posted by Kevin McKay in Entomology, 03 April 2013 · 529 views

Callibaetis



By Ralph Cutter

http://www.flyline.com

There is no insect more important to the Western stillwater angler than the Callibaetis. None.
In some waters, damselflies provide explosive angling for unusually large trout, and on other waters fish wouldn’t survive but for the presence of midges; but taken as a...

My First Time

Posted by Kevin McKay in Some Where Between Bass and Trout, 18 November 2012 · 972 views

My First Time My First Time
By Kevin McKay
edited by Jennifer Bowman-McKay

My first time is something I will never forget. I was in my 20's and this was totally new to me. I wanted to try it and wanted it bad. I know it was late in life for my first experience but it is just how it worked out. It was early on a dark and cold April morning. I...

Rolling On Salmon: Take 2 - The Penobscot River

Posted by GGP Films in Rolling On Salmon, 16 November 2011 · 1698 views
Gray ghost Productions and 4 more...

Gray Ghost Productions Blog: Rolling On Salmon Take 2 - The Penobscot River

Salmo salar. Arguably translated as “the leaper,” this Latin term describes a fish whose attempts at doing what it is genetically pre-programmed to do are nothing short of amazing. History has proven that if you give this fish an opportunity to succeed, it...

A Little Western Montana Gem

Posted by wj35 in Riffle Hitch Ramblings, 30 July 2010 · 727 views

Here are a few pics from my trip to a little tributary of the Clark Fork. The smaller fish were taking big foam bugs, while the big boys were hunkered down on bottom because of the bright sunlight. Nothing a little tungsten bead soft-hackle couldn't cure though! The size of some of these trout surprised me because this creek is only 20 feet wide in...

Montana Report

Posted by Tom in A Sporting Chance, 27 May 2010 · 1104 views

Recent rains caused the latest Smith River trip to get cancelled. As part of 'PLAN B' we did a two day float down another river. I was lucky enough to get invited to fun float with my friend John along on the trip. The water was high and cloudy, but on the drop and clearing. This river doesn't have a ton of fish, but a reputation for big...



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