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Migrating Young of Alaska Salmon and Trout 1, Sockeye fry; 2, sockeye no.1 fingerling; 3, humpback
1. Migrating Young of Alaska Salmon and Trout
1, Sockeye fry; 2, sockeye no.1 fingerling; 3, humpback salmon fry; 4, king salmon no.1 fingerling; 5, dog salmon fry; 6, coho fry; 7, trout fry; 8, charr fry
Carte de la Virginie et du Maryland Dressée sur la grande carte Angloise de Mrs. Josué Fry et Pierre
2. Carte de la Virginie et du Maryland Dressée sur la grande carte Angloise de Mrs. Josué Fry et Pierre Jefferson, Par le Sr. Robert de Vaugondy Géographe ordinaire du Roi
Lake family named Fry, Pia Mission, Boyds, Washington
3. Lake family named Fry, Pia Mission, Boyds, Washington
Kalispel woman named Catherine Fry stands near tent
4. Kalispel woman named Catherine Fry stands near tent
Kalispels named Alexander Revais & Catherine Fry in boat on the Pend oreille river, across from a village
5. Kalispels named Alexander Revais & Catherine Fry in boat on the Pend oreille river, across from a village near Cusick, Washington, ca. 1908
Fry Creek Falls, near Kaslo "After catching all the trout we could use, from Kootenny Lake at the
6. Fry Creek Falls, near Kaslo
"After catching all the trout we could use, from Kootenny Lake at the Mouth of Fryt Creek, M. H. went u-stream ito the beautiful falls and there caught eight more."
Kalispels named Alexander Revais & Catherine Fry pose beside the Pend oreille river, across from a village
7. Kalispels named Alexander Revais & Catherine Fry pose beside the Pend oreille river, across from a village near Cusick, Washington, ca. 1908
Frequently it is necessary to pack trout fry in the manner shown above in order to liberate the young
8. Frequently it is necessary to pack trout fry in the manner shown above in order to liberate the young fish in the upper reaches of the angling streams. Each can weigh only about eighty-five pounds. The longest pack of this kind was eight days with a loss of only fifty fry. Water must be changed frequently in the cans
Placing cheese-cloth retainers over nests containing bass fry about ready to swim up. Most of the nests
9. Placing cheese-cloth retainers over nests containing bass fry about ready to swim up. Most of the nests are seen covered with retainers. When a nest is occupied it is numbered and complete record kept of its different stages. The retainers are to confine the fry for convenience in transferring to other ponds to make room for following broods. (Mammoth Hot Springs, Arkansas)
Fry retainer, to be placed around bed just before the fry rise
10. Fry retainer, to be placed around bed just before the fry rise
Partly Constructed New Circular Rearing Pond, a Great Improvement Over Old Style (1);; Lake Crescent
11. Partly Constructed New Circular Rearing Pond, a Great Improvement Over Old Style (1);; Lake Crescent Trout Hatchery and Residence (2);; Seining Small Trout Fry Left in Pools after High Water Recedes. Trout Fry are Replanted in Main Streams (3-4)
Dawn Lucien: Civic Pride and the Ebb and Flow of Tacomas Development
12. Dawn Lucien: Civic Pride and the Ebb and Flow of Tacomas Development
July 13, 1910 Page four Glendale herd tested for tuberculosis State military officials to be entertained Salmon
13. July 13, 1910 Page four
Glendale herd tested for tuberculosis
State military officials to be entertained
Salmon are plentiful in the northwest
Trout fry arrived from east in good condition
Mr. and Mrs. Goodrich were stormbound
July 12, 1910 Page three Local sportsman purchases fine pleasure craft Trout fry for Jefferson
14. July 12, 1910 Page three
Local sportsman purchases fine pleasure craft
Trout fry for Jefferson county streams
Frank Hanford thrown from bucking horse
February 1, 1903 Page one The small fry leads the van Nearly lost propellor [sic] Tows to destination Want
15. February 1, 1903 Page one
The small fry leads the van
Nearly lost propellor [sic]
Tows to destination
Want our sailors
July 11, 1905 Page four Exports break all records Small fry in logging business reaping harvest Pipe-layers
16. July 11, 1905 Page four
Exports break all records
Small fry in logging business reaping harvest
Pipe-layers lose end of pipe they are laying
Nothing heard of convicts reported at Brinnon
Unite: Bobby Must Not Fry
17. Unite: Bobby Must Not Fry
Karluk Hatchery showing water supply and tramway for handling adult breeding salmon and fry
18. Karluk Hatchery showing water supply and tramway for handling adult breeding salmon and fry
Interior view of the Rainbow, the fish distribution car owned by the State. The car holds 180 cans, which
19. Interior view of the Rainbow, the fish distribution car owned by the State. The car holds 180 cans, which when filled with water and trout fry will weigh about 85 pounds each. A gas engine and a compressor furnish the aeration which is constantly required to keep the young trout alive enroute to the place of planting
Trout-hatching troughs with Merrill aerating cone... Shows also tray basket of a pattern used at some
20. Trout-hatching troughs with Merrill aerating cone... Shows also tray basket of a pattern used at some trout stations, much deeper than ordinary tray intended to hold fry after hatching. Left trough with tray removed to show shower of water produced by aerating cone
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