Posted on September 12 2013
- Agricultural diversions and irrigation are one of the most draining on watersheds. But now, California farmers are experimenting with a new technique called “dry farming.” Read more about this unconventional method and how it might help diminishing water supplies, via NPR.
- Using a loop knot will help give your flies more action in the water. Watch this instructional video demonstrating the Double Figure 8, via Gink & Gasoline.
- Improving the intelligence of hatchery raised fish can help their odds of survival and success in the wild. Adding objects to tanks and changing up the environment are a few ways to help, says Victoria Braithwaite, professor of fisheries and biology at Pennsylvania State University and one of the authors of a new study on the subject recently published in Proceedings of the Royal Society B.