The Alaska Salmon And Their Practical Propagation
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It is Nature's way of distributing and balancing the food proposition in the watery domain.
I will also state that the larger Dolly Varden or salmon trout of the short coast streams go to salt water for the winter, but where large lakes are found on the larger streams, they remain in the deep water lakes, for that period. By the means of racking streams a census of the number of spawning salmon and the species therein entering was procured.
Much confusion is due to the marking or tagging of sal...mon, as no two hatcheries have the same marks. Salmon have been caught in salt and fresh water, mutilated by eels, eagles, seagulls, seals and a host of their numerous enemies, detroying and con- fusing the marks of identification.
"MODERN PROPAGATION." At the hatchery of the United States Bureau of Fisheries at Yes Bay, Alaska, in 1907 and 1908, where 50 million Sockeye salmon eggs were taken, and liberated in the food sac stage, in the inlet stream of Yes Lake, was where I first got the "inside hunch" of the failure and breakdown of all our salmon hatcheries.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is Nature's way of distributing and balancing the food proposition in the watery domain.
I will also state that the larger Dolly Varden or salmon trout of the short coast streams go to salt water for the winter, but where large lakes are found on the larger streams, they remain in the deep water lakes, for that period. By the means of racking streams a census of the number of spawning salmon and the species therein entering was procured.
Much confusion is due to the marking or tagging of sal...mon, as no two hatcheries have the same marks. Salmon have been caught in salt and fresh water, mutilated by eels, eagles, seagulls, seals and a host of their numerous enemies, detroying and con- fusing the marks of identification.
"MODERN PROPAGATION." At the hatchery of the United States Bureau of Fisheries at Yes Bay, Alaska, in 1907 and 1908, where 50 million Sockeye salmon eggs were taken, and liberated in the food sac stage, in the inlet stream of Yes Lake, was where I first got the "inside hunch" of the failure and breakdown of all our salmon hatcheries.
What to read after The Alaska Salmon And Their Practical Propagation?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alaska. Territorial Fish Commission to read onlineMoreLess
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