American Eel Angling And Passage

American eel are catadromous and use rivers and lakes as juvenile and adult habitat. Anglers may encounter American eel in slow pools and near structure. Their complex life history makes connectivity and passage critical for populations.

Where To Find Eels

Look in deep pools under cover and near woody debris especially at night when eels are active.

Bait And Techniques

Use small natural baits and fish near bottom structure to entice eels.

Conservation And Passage

Protecting river connectivity and reducing barriers supports eel migrations and long term population health.

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