The composition of fish populations in streams and rivers across the U.S. has been severely altered as a result of changing water temperatures and human-driven introductions of fish, according to new ...

Unseasonably cold temperatures are putting thousands of tropical fish at risk throughout Tampa Bay. Fish farmers say that water temperatures dropping below 65 degrees can stress or kill tropical ...

Those January-February Arctic blasts don't necessarily have a major effect on the fish. What the cold weather really affects is the fishermen, said Capt. Joe Dennis of Captain J Hook Charters. “You go ...

While a lot of fishermen are okay spending the next few months staying warm by the fireplace or by central heat, there are some hearty ones who will still be on the water any chance they get. Besides ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A snook that likely died from exposure to cold weather is pictured. (Provided photo/Courtesy of Angelo Quintana) Around Christmas ...

With the prediction of the coldest Arctic blast in two years headed our way, it’s time to warn hunters, especially duck hunters, to be prepared for morning temperatures in the 20s. Winds and water ...

Brothers Larry and Steve Durden won the Berkeley LaBaw Memorial Speck Fishing Tournament for the second consecutive year. Extreme cold weather on the Halifax and Indian Rivers has led to some snook ...

RIVERVIEW, Fla. - Another night of unseasonably cold temperatures across the Tampa Bay area is threatening thousands of tropical fish. Fish farmers say the prolonged chill could lead to losses that ...