How To Use Hatchery In A Sentence
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Al, when China has just completed the dam, originally built at a fish hatchery, called the "fish ladder.
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Such changes in meristic characteristics would be expected from a hybridization with hatchery rainbow trout.
Trout and Salmon of North America
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Oxbow Hatchery will take what it needs, and Nestle can bottle up to 300 gpm of what's left after that.
Getting to third base with our pristine Columbia Gorge (Jack Bog's Blog)
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The Seymour hatchery raises and releases about 750,000 smolts annually, including pink, chum, coho, chinook salmon, cutthroat trout and steelhead.
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The Seymour hatchery raises and releases about 750,000 smolts annually, including pink, chum, coho, chinook salmon, cutthroat trout and steelhead.
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Mature salmon and trout were taken from the Shimna last autumn to a state-of-the-art hatchery in Bushmills, Co.
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Officials accused Liebner of dip-netting the trout from a race-way at the Big Springs Hatchery near Elkader in northeast Iowa.
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A diet rich in scud, crayfish & aquatic insects will turn a white-meat hatchery fish into a pink-meat table fish in about 6 months.
I recently caught a nice rainbow (15") on a gold ribbed hares ear nymph.
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The developer's neighbour authorized the adding of a quantity of limestone along an inlet furrow leading to a pipe feeding a two-tank hatchery situated on the Hol River in which he hatched some trout eggs.
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He was an alpha plus member of the Central London Hatchery.
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The section from 400 feet upstream from # 5 fishway upstream to boundary markers below the Klickitat Salmon Hatchery will open to fishing for hatchery chinook jack and hatchery steelhead beginning June 1 under permanent rules.
The Seattle Times
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With a vigorous re-stocking programme from their hatchery at Kinnaber, Johnstons can take credit for the prolific runs enjoyed by netsmen and rod fishermen.
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Young fish were also reared in hatchery tanks and released as smolts, the stage at which salmon head to sea before traveling to northerly feeding grounds.
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‘I'm getting a heat source at the center of the hatchery,’ said the marine with missile pods.
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After the tiny oysters have grown to a certain size, they are ready to be removed from the hatchery.
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Only later was my smugness undercut by the notion that the fly, dropping slowly through the water, could be mistaken by an artless fish for a hatchery pellet.
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Young fish were also reared in hatchery tanks and released as smolts, the stage at which salmon head to sea before traveling to northerly feeding grounds.
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With the aid of electrofishing gear and trammel nets, biologists collect sexually mature fish and haul them to Willow Beach National Fish Hatchery, Arizona, where they are spawned.
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An extra-large number of pen-raised "triploid" rainbow in the 1 - to 2-pound range were purchased from a private contractor and planted this spring in many area lakes to help make up for fish lost to the Bellingham Hatchery closure.
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Clark said biologists will do another steelhead count this week, which may determine if there are enough wild fish in the river to allow the hatchery to catch brood stock.
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The most probable cause is that birds swimming in the East Fork of the Carson River, which flows behind the hatchery, carried dirt or water into the fish raceways.
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DESCRIPTION The lake trout is not easily confused with any other species, but a hatchery-created hybrid with brook trout, called splake, can be confused with brook LAKE TROUTtrout.
Trout and Salmon of North America
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Sometimes he cast a leaden eye outdoors when his dogs were exercised from the kennel; rarely, and always unwillingly, he followed Malcourt to the hatchery to watch the stripping, or to the exotic pheasantry to inspect the breeding of birds entirely out of place in such a climate.
The Firing Line
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Because the splake is a hatchery-produced hybrid, is does not occur naturally anywhere in the world.
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Green and hawksbill turtles use the beaches for nesting, and the resort has a small hatchery.
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Working with the federal department of fisheries residents clean up the stream, reintroduce indigenous plants, and eventually transplant fertilized eggs purchased from a local hatchery.
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Such modification of meristic characteristics would be expected from a hybrid influence from hatchery rainbow trout, which were continually stocked in the main Kern and its tributaries for more than 90 years.
Trout and Salmon of North America
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It is Britain's leading hatchery for the export of hunting hawks and falcons and the chicks it sends to clients in Africa, India and the United States are valued at thousands of pounds.
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Trips to a nearby turtle hatchery can be arranged.
Times, Sunday Times
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The Seymour hatchery raises and releases about 750,000 smolts annually, including pink, chum, coho, chinook salmon, cutthroat trout and steelhead.
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Fortunately, the fish hatchery is situated between the two locations, so they can be transferred fairly quickly.
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Sometimes a mermyd would stipulate that he or she become feed in a hatchery, or mulch in a kelp farm.
WATER BOOK ONE: ASCENSION
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One of the greatest challenges for hatchery managers is to control the spread of fungus on fish held in captivity, particularly during autumn.
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The hatchery has state of the art machinery designed to ensure the eggs are hatched in a clean, healthy environment, producing 450,000 day-old chicks per week.
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Most Japanese oysters are maricultured, which means they are actually born in a hatchery where egg and sperm are artificially combined.
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And a gigantic cock salmon of around 44 lb was also landed in November during hatchery broodstock collection.
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Sometimes a mermyd would stipulate that he or she become feed in a hatchery, or mulch in a kelp farm.
WATER BOOK ONE: ASCENSION
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Brown says that, in the coming fall, a commercial hatchery with the capability of annually raising two million fish is preparing to open in Spaniard's Bay.
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The rivers never have seen a dam, and the fish never have seen a hatchery, and the angler wading a remote gravel bar stands in the company of bears and eagles and wolves.
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He also will oversee the construction of a pedestrian bridge over the "raceway" portion of the nursery that leads into the Lehigh Parkway so that visitors will not have to walk onto the precarious berm of Fish Hatchery Road to make their way into the parkway.
Columnist: Keith Groller
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The hatchery has been involved in rearing the fish after adult salmon were trapped at Killington and the eggs retrieved.
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The Seymour hatchery raises and releases about 750,000 smolts annually, including pink, chum, coho, chinook salmon, cutthroat trout and steelhead.
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The rare breeds hatchery business has challenged them, Drowns says.
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the park authorities operated a trout hatchery
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The California Department of Fish and Game stepped up stocking efforts in the 1950s, airdropping thousands of hatchery-raised fingerlings into even the most remote lakes.
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Sometimes a mermyd would stipulate that he or she become feed in a hatchery, or mulch in a kelp farm.
WATER BOOK ONE: ASCENSION
