Menominee, Michigan, USA Lake Sturgeon and other species of fish responding to changes in flow and fish lift operations
Node 15 May 2 2015
Menominee, Michigan, USA Lake Sturgeon, Smallmouth Bass, Carp and Rainbow Trout in the Menominee Dam fish lift forebay
Node 15 May 2 2015
Menominee, Michigan, USA Numerous Lake Sturgeon using the Menominee Powerhouse and fish lift
Node 15 May 1 2015
Menominee, Michigan, USA Large Lake Sturgeon and Smallmouth Bass in the early afternoon at the Menominee Dam
Node 15 May 1 2015
Menominee, Michigan, USA Lake Sturgeon, Redhorse Sucker, and Smallmouth Bass activity under varying lighting conditions throughout the day in the Menominee Dam forebay
Node 11 September 4 2014
Denny’s Dam, Saugeen River, Southampton, Ontario, Canada There are times when turbid conditions prevents the ability to accurately identify individual fish species that move through the fishway at Denny’s. This fish in the video is counted as ‘Unidentified Salmonidae’. Did you see the fish?
Node 11 August 17 2013
Denny’s Dam, Saugeen River, Southampton, Ontario, Canada A large number of Chinook Salmon swim up the fishway during their migration period in the early morning
Node 11 November 23 2012
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
Node 11 November 22 2012
Denny’s Dam, Saugeen River, Southampton, Ontario, Canada A large male Chinook Salmon moves through the Denny’s Dam Fishway; the only one we have seen so far this November
Node 11 November 12 2012
Denny’s Dam, Saugeen River, Southampton, Ontario, Canada As the weather gets colder, Rainbow Trout and Chinook Salmon migration tends to slow down. However, during some sunny days when water temperature increases many Rainbow Trout can be seen using the fishway
