Carrie Fisher loved ice cream. In her memoir, “Shockaholic,” she mentioned that she couldn’t resist desserts, especially ice cream and cupcakes. She humorously referred to ice cream as a safe indulgence. Fisher also enjoyed sharing ice cream with her dog during a luxury train trip, showcasing her fondness for this treat. Beyond ice cream, Fisher … Read more

Canada and Alaska closed chinook salmon fishing in the Yukon River for seven years. This moratorium affects all fishing types, including subsistence and commercial fishing. In British Columbia, Canada will end open net-pen salmon aquaculture by 2029 and shift to land-based operations. Many fishermen and communities rely on salmon as a primary source of income … Read more

Calvin Coolidge enjoyed fly fishing during the early 20th century. He often used earthworms as bait, embracing a simple and practical approach. This pastime made him a notable figure in presidential activities and contributed to the rich history of famous fishermen and fishing techniques. The president’s joy for fly fishing represented more than a mere … Read more

Some fish can carry parasites, like roundworm larvae, that can infect humans if eaten raw or undercooked. Anisakiasis is one risk from these worms. Cooking fish thoroughly, including speckled trout, kills the parasites. Proper preparation reduces health risks, while eating raw fish increases the chances of infection, though it’s rare. The primary risks include gastrointestinal … Read more

New Mexico’s fish hatcheries, such as Alchesay National Fish Hatchery, produce brown trout every year. Since 2002, they have stocked more than 72,000 trout. Brown trout typically spawn in October. For more details, contact (575) 829-3740 or email [email protected]. Brown trout are a popular species for anglers, known for their challenging catch and excellent flavor. … Read more

The Alaska Department of Fish & Game has closed King Salmon fishing in many areas because of low harvest projections. Nonresident anglers cannot keep King Salmon in Southeast Alaska. Local residents also have restrictions from May 1 to June 30, 2025. These closures help protect salmon populations. The Alaska Department of Fish and Game has … Read more

The Delaware Seashore Fall Surf Fishing Classic is on September 27, 2025. This family-friendly event charges a $45 entry fee for adults (16+). There is an optional $10 fee for the Bluefish Calcutta. DMS runs two tournaments each year, encouraging conservation and community involvement among anglers. Competitors vie for various prizes based on the weight … Read more

The Delaware saltwater fishing season for Black Sea Bass is from May 15 to September 30. The size limit for caught fish is 13 inches. The total quota is 13,037 bushels. Free fishing days are June 7 and 8 for all anglers. Regulations may vary, so check local guidelines for updates. Size limits are another … Read more

To fish in Delaware saltwaters, residents aged 16-64 need a fishing license costing $8.50. Non-residents pay $20 annually or $12.50 for a 7-day license. The Delaware Trout Stamp costs $4.20 for residents and $6.20 for non-residents. You can buy all licenses online through the Digital DNREC ePermitting system. Permits may also be needed for specific … Read more

The fish planting schedule for Lake De Sabla, managed by the California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW), lists rainbow trout available year-round. Anglers can also find catfish, largemouth bass, and crappie. For the latest updates and expert advice, visit the CDFW website or local fishing reports. The local fisheries department will implement a staggered … Read more