When rivers pass through lakes, for example, water temperatures, the food base, and downstream communities are all modified (Ward & Stanford 1983). Many stream sources lie above the treeline ...

Sometimes rivers split into branches in unusual ways, reflecting the complexity of Earth's water system on land and how much we still must learn about it.

Returning each spring from lake habitats to spawn in the streams and rivers in which they were born, sturgeons have found tributaries blocked and spawning shoals destroyed by silt from agriculture ...

"These hydrologic oddities illustrate how much we have still to learn about Earth's dynamic surface," researchers said in a ...

Saturday is opening day for trout fishermen in New Jersey and the annual kid's trout contest at Spring Lake is on, rain or ...

Thankfully, I live in the Northeast, a hotbed for smallmouth lakes, rivers, and streams. I’ve grown up catching these incredible fish and have chased them across the country in tournaments since.