Dan O'Keefe was fishing for salmon in the Pentwater River recently when he caught a foreign fish that has become a scourge in the Great Lakes and a harbinger of destructive changes. O'Keefe landed a ...

More than 750 northern tidewater gobies were plucked from a lagoon ravaged by the Palisades fire and transferred to aquariums. A more complicated mission to rescue endangered steelhead trout from the ...

Hundreds of tiny endangered fish slipped from orange plastic buckets into a glittering lagoon in Malibu on Tuesday, returning home five months after being whisked away from threats wrought by the ...

Consider another conflict made by hand, the collateral damage from which is ongoing and the extent of devastation not fully understood. “Are round gobies bad for smallmouth bass?” Lake Erie researcher ...

An angler was recently caught using an invasive gobies as live bait while he fished for out-of-season smallmouth bass with too many lines, officials said. The angler was using live gobies to fish for ...

It appears round gobies, an invasive fish species, have finally taken hold big-time in Oneida Lake, according to one local angler. Officials at the Cornell Biological Field Station at Shackelton Point ...

URBANA, ILL. Wherever round gobies turn up in large numbers in the Great Lakes and nearby waterways, mottled sculpin-a fish that is the major part of the yellow perch's diet--disappear. The gobies, an ...

To avoid digging their own burrows, which some gobies do, shrimp gobies stand, single or in pairs, as lookouts for a sightless shrimp that spends its days bulldozing collapsing sand from its tunnel.

The tidewater goby once made a decent living in an odd environment: shallow, seaside lagoons. But over the past 100 years, many such habitats have disappeared on the California coast as rivers and ...

Under intense predation pressure—birds during low tide, larger fish at high tide—rock gobies have become masters of camouflage. These little saltwater fish can change their color and brightness to ...

Kekai Keahi and other West Maui community members are concerned about the recent overfishing of the native oopu, or Hawaiian gobies, that have been coming down West Maui streams after heavy rains ...