Blue Fish Radio: What we’re learning from tracking tagged bass

Outdoor Canada is pleased to present Blue Fish Radio—podcasts about the future of fish and fishing in Canada. The program, produced and hosted by Lawrence Gunther, is dedicated to sharing first-hand angling knowledge, scientific discoveries and supporting local champions who protect and enhance their waters.

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In this episode, angler Dr. Steven Cooke (above), a professor and Canada Research Chair at Carleton University, brings Blue Fish Radio listeners up to date with the latest research on circle and barbless hooks, fish populations and managing fishing pressure. Dr. Cooke also discusses the Cooke Lab’s new initiative of tagging, tracking and monitoring small- and largemouth in Eastern Ontario’s Rideau watershed (below).

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For the study to be successful, the Lab requires the assistance of anglers by participating in a 10-minute survey about their experience fishing the Rideau watershed. Take the Rideau Watershed Bass fishing survey at: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/BlackBassBigRideauLake.

To hear the interview now, press PLAY below. To download this podcast to your device, go to the Blue Fish Radio home page.

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Take the Rideau Watershed Bass fishing survey at: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/BlackBassBigRideauLake

 Find out more about Carleton University’s Cooke Lab at www.fecpl.ca.

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