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Preparing to Left Salmon Trap-Net
241. Preparing to Left Salmon Trap-Net
White Sea Bass
242. White Sea Bass
Steelhead Kamloops Trout
243. Steelhead
Kamloops Trout
Humpback Salmon Dog Salmon
244. Humpback Salmon
Dog Salmon
Sockeye Salmon Coho Salmon
245. Sockeye Salmon
Coho Salmon
Spring Salmon
246. Spring Salmon
Whaling Gun, Showing Harpoon
247. Whaling Gun, Showing Harpoon
Main deck of steamer Fish Hawk, showing arrangement of McDonald automatic jars for hatching shad
248. Main deck of steamer Fish Hawk, showing arrangement of McDonald automatic jars for hatching shad
Fisheries steamer Fish Hawk, engaged in hydrographic and biological surveys on the New England coast,
249. Fisheries steamer Fish Hawk, engaged in hydrographic and biological surveys on the New England coast, and often employed as a shad hatchery on east-coast rivers
Salmon hatchery at Baird, Cal., the pioneer salmon hatchery on the Pacific coast, located on the McCloud
250. Salmon hatchery at Baird, Cal., the pioneer salmon hatchery on the Pacific coast, located on the McCloud River, a swift stream formed by the melting snow on Mount Shasta. The station can accommodate 25 million eggs at one time, and in 1907-8 produced abou
Stripping and fertilizing trout eggs at a station in the Rocky Mountains
251. Stripping and fertilizing trout eggs at a station in the Rocky Mountains
Catching and sorting the brood fish at a trout-cultural station in the Rocky Mountains
252. Catching and sorting the brood fish at a trout-cultural station in the Rocky Mountains
Penobscot River salmon weir. Large nubers of these traps are set in the Penobscot during the short season,
253. Penobscot River salmon weir. Large nubers of these traps are set in the Penobscot during the short season, and they intercept practically the entire run of salmon. The fish thus caught are the sole source of eggs for the hatchery on Craig Brook, a small t
Salmon trap in an Alaskan river. This form of trap is extensively used in the Bristol Bay region, and
254. Salmon trap in an Alaskan river. This form of trap is extensively used in the Bristol Bay region, and takes immense quantities of salmon for the canneries. The largest traps have leaders more than half a mile long, and cost upward of $15,000
Alaskan fish traps and runs used by natives on Chilkoot Stream for obtaining their winter supply of salmon
255. Alaskan fish traps and runs used by natives on Chilkoot Stream for obtaining their winter supply of salmon
Trial fishing on the Albatross. Thix experimental catch of cod and halibut was taken in twenty minutes
256. Trial fishing on the Albatross. Thix experimental catch of cod and halibut was taken in twenty minutes by the Albatross while exploring a new 'bank' off the coast of Alaska
Interior view of fish transportation car, showing rows of covered tanks where fish are carried and Pullman
257. Interior view of fish transportation car, showing rows of covered tanks where fish are carried and Pullman sleeping berths for attendants
Interior of a typical trout hatchery
258. Interior of a typical trout hatchery
Artificial spawning pond and raceway, used in culture of rainbow trout at the Wytheville (Virginia) station
259. Artificial spawning pond and raceway, used in culture of rainbow trout at the Wytheville (Virginia) station
Open-air salmon-rearing troughs. These troughs are used at the Craik Brook (Maine) hatchery for rearing
260. Open-air salmon-rearing troughs. These troughs are used at the Craik Brook (Maine) hatchery for rearing Atlantic and landlocked salmon
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