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Numerous dead fish have been observed in recent weeks along the Missouri River channel from Garrison Dam to south of Bismarck. The majority of these fish likely died from passing through the dam, Game and Fish Department fisheries biologists report. Although many species are being observed, including walleye, most of the dead fish are cisco. With record releases coming from both the intake structure and spillway, just about any species can fall victim to what biologists call entrainment. “Entrainment, when fish pass through or over a dam or s...
The North Dakota Game and Fish Department advises hunters to be cautious with their dogs around water this time of year, due to potential health hazards associated with blue-green algae. Dr. Dan Grove, Game and Fish Department wildlife veterinarian, said late summer and early fall offer prime conditions for blue-green algae growth in many state waters. Ingestion by a hunting dog while perhaps retrieving a bird during the early goose season, or just practicing retrieving, can lead to severe illness and potential death. “Conditions are right t...
Shay Erickson caught this northern pike at Blacktail Dam on the 4th of July....
