One fish, two fish – Using mark-recapture to estimate…
Have you ever reeled in a fish and seen a strange tag sticking off it? Chances are, that fish was part of a mark-recapture study. Read More…
Photo Friday: Pretty Pikeminnow
While our field activities have been suspended for the next few months, we managed to get a bit of sampling in earlier last month. Today's Photo Read More…
Fatty Acid Gene May be Key to Life in Freshwater
The ocean provides a smorgasbord of foods to humans and fish alike. Modern marine species of ray-finned fishes (Actinopterygians) evolved Read More…
Photo Friday: Follow the Leader
Several of our recent projects, such as the Stanislaus Native Fish Plan, have been large-scale, collaborative efforts that required teams of Read More…
Spring-run are back!
Last week, adult spring-run salmon made made headlines by returning to the restoration area of the San Joaquin River – the first Read More…
Photo Friday: Fish Lips
In today's Photo Friday, our staff measure and prepare to take a scale sample from a bass caught during an electrofishing survey for the Read More…
Film Friday: Pikeminnow Derby
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We know some of you might be gearing up for fishing over the holiday next week, so today's Read More…
Flashback Friday: Hatchery History
Our recent Fish Reports on the 2016 and 2017 salmon seasons highlight the major role fish hatcheries play in California's salmon fishery. On Read More…
The Lake Tahoe Takeover
While Lake Tahoe is famous for its clear blue waters, the ecosystem of the lake is far from untouched or pristine. Stocking and unintended Read More…
Stuck in the Middle: Insects in the Food Web
Macroinvertebrates are one of the smaller and often unnoticed organisms in the food web, but they play a vital role in stream ecosystems. As Read More…