Invasive carp species in North Dakota threaten native fish populations, and anglers learn how to manage and stop their spread.

North Dakota sturgeon regulations detail which species are illegal to keep and when shovelnose sturgeon may be legally caught.

North Dakota fishing regulations allow anglers to legally keep Shovelnose Sturgeon from the Missouri River if they follow current rules.

North Dakota shovelnose sturgeon regulations require catch-and-release fishing under standard fishing licenses without special permits.

North Dakota flathead catfish grow over 4 feet long and weigh more than 50 pounds in rivers like the Missouri and Yellowstone.

North Dakota flathead catfish state record details, identification tips, and river habitats for anglers seeking giant fish.

North Dakota bullhead caught from clean lakes offer sweet, flaky white meat when properly prepared for dinner.

North Dakota bullhead fishing spots offer consistent action, abundant catches, and great table fare in shallow, muddy waters.

North Dakota muskie fishing offers limited, niche opportunities through managed populations instead of a widespread fishery.

North Dakota muskie state record details explain trophy fish hunting, specialized gear requirements, and official angling benchmarks.