- A
fish ladder, also
known as a fishway,
fish p****,
fish steps, or
fish cannon is a
structure on or
around artificial and
natural barriers (such as dams...
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alternative to a
physical fish ladder. The
whole meaning for this is to save
fish from
predators as they all find and eat tons of
fish from
those waters. It...
- The
Pitlochry fish ladder is a
fish ladder next to the
Pitlochry Power Station, near Pitlochry,
Perth and Kinross, Scotland,
which allows salmon to travel...
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traffic than any
other lock in the U.S., and the locks,
along with the
fish ladder and the
surrounding Carl S.
English Jr.
Botanical Gardens,
attract more...
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Department of the Interior′s
Fish and
Wildlife Service (later the
United States Fish and
Wildlife Service),
built a
fish ladder in the gap as part of its...
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migrate downstream. Alternatively,
fish weirs can be used to
channel fish to a
particular location, such as to a
fish ladder.
Weirs were
traditionally built...
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Pelagic fish live in the
pelagic zone of
ocean or lake waters—being
neither close to the
bottom nor near the s****—in
contrast with
demersal fish that live...
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original fish ladder was in
inadequate shape. In 2014 a new
fish ladder was
installed on the site of the old
ladder to
allow for
easier fish p****age....
- as well as how deep the
water is.
Fish ladders, or fishways, are
specially designed to help
salmon and
other fish to byp**** dams and
other man-made obstructions...
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attracts anglers for
salmon and trout. The
Ganaraska River Fishway, a
fish ladder,
allows rainbow trout to
travel up
river to spawn. The
river had a flood...