Node 11 November 23 2012

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Denny’s Dam, Saugeen River, Southampton, Ontario, Canada

Fin clipping is a management tool, performed by the Ministry of Natural Resources, which allows for the identification of hatchery-reared fish. Some of the Rainbow Trout that have passed through this year have been identified as hatchery-reared fish based on these fin clips. Note the missing adipose fin on this Rainbow Trout


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