Most stocked lakes receive around 1,000 fry or one pound of fingerlings per littoral acre (areas less than 15 feet deep).

The summer boating season brings wakeboarding, fishing and good times on the water. It also brings the dreaded quagga mussel.

Sure, it's possible to drown in a puddle, but these U.S. lakes pose extra dangers. If you decide to swim in any of these ...

Research from University of Bristol reveals children consuming more seafood demonstrate better social skills and kindness. The study examined nearly 6,000 participants over a two-year period.

The olive-colored minnow, which is less than 5 inches (12.7 centimeters) long, used to live in a half dozen springs in Fish ...

Lake Mead, a popular fishing spot for Arizonans and a key water source for the region, has risen about 20 feet over the past 18 months, offering a glimmer of hope after years of decline.

Established in 1964, it was the first national recreation area in the U.S. and offers a wide range of recreational activities, including boating, fishing, swimming, hiking, and camping. Lake Mead ...

When first responders arrived, a wildly distraught David Mead said his wife, Pamela, had fallen into their fish pond and drowned ... she had a fairly small wound,” said Howard Lemcke, Salt Lake County ...

For example, Lake Mead National Recreation Center was the first national recreation area of its kind in the country in 1964. Since then, millions of people have visited the area to go camping, boating ...

Lake Mead is located in both Nevada and Arizona and ... Visitors can do a multitude of activities in the park, including boat, hike, camp, fish, swim and cycle. But after six people died in ...

Jared has been fishing Lake Mead since 1965 and had been waiting for water levels to rise to get back on the water. “I watch it on the tablet every day and I knew it was up three feet,” Jared ...