Considerable time and money are expended in the pursuit of catching fish with hooks (eg,
handlining, angling, longlining, trolling, drumlining) across the recreational, commercial and …

Suitable thermal conditions in streams are necessary for fish and predictions of future
climate changes infer that water temperatures may regularly exceed tolerable ranges for key …

Telemetry in freshwater environments began in the 1950s (Trefethen 1956; Stasko and
Pincock 1977; Mitson 1978), and a fairly extensive body of literature has developed since …

ABSTRACT Adult rainbow trout (mass 600–1500 g; length 40–44 cm) were held in the
laboratory for up to 28 days at seasonally appropriate temperatures. The maximal …

Systematic tagging of fish for scientific purposes has been conducted for more than a
century. When it was started, this new approach represented an exciting methodology for …

The majority of testing for the effects of chemicals on fish has, historically, been designed to
provide continuous exposure to constant concentrations. However, in the environment, fish …

The behaviour of radio-tagged Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar L.) was studied in the River
Ohcejohka in subarctic Finland. The objective was to determine the effects of gill-net …

Out of 52 chub Leuciscus cephalus tagged with internal radio‐transmitters, 46 migrated to
spawning grounds in the River Spree, Germany. All chub started their first spawning …

Radio telemetry was used to monitor the diel movement of 22 brown trout Salmo trutta (268–
446 mm in total length, TL) in the Chattooga River watershed. Forty-seven diel tracks …

Radio telemetry was used to evaluate the seasonal movement, activity level, and home
range size of adult brown trout Salmo trutta in the Chattooga River watershed, one of the …