Feb 24
A program aimed at improving the restoration and management of Great Lakes fish communities is coming to Indiana this spring.
The Great Lakes Mass Marking Program will kick into full swing in mid-March when the Indiana Department of Natural Resources marks nearly 225,000 small chinook salmon scheduled for spring stocking in Lake Michigan. The 2011 marking effort is focusing on chinook salmon to assess natural reproduction levels and provide fishery managers detailed data on survival parameters of each agency’s stockings.
Original post by About Saltwater Fishing
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