Journal Highlights.

The article "Journal Highlights" discusses various research studies related to fisheries. The first study focuses on shark depredation in recreational fisheries in the United States, specifically in the Tarpon fishery in the Florida Keys. The study quantifies depredation rates and identifies the most common shark species involved. The second study examines the effects of light pollution on the foraging behavior of Bluegill fish. The researchers experimentally investigate the impact of different lighting treatments on prey capture efficiency. The third study addresses the encounter rates and catch-and-release mortality of steelhead fish in the Snake River basin. The study provides estimates of encounter rates between anglers and steelhead and suggests that recreational fisheries may not negatively impact wild steelhead populations as previously estimated. The final study explores the potential of a probiotic feed mixture containing Pseudomonas putida to improve the growth, immune response, and protection against infection in Nile Tilapia. The study highlights the potential economic and environmental benefits of using probiotics in aquaculture. [Extracted from the article]