Sturgeon For Tomorrow Photo Gallery

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Dick Sanford, Sturgeon AmbassadorHere you see scouts from the Harrison Boy Scout Troop planting trees.Harrison Boy Scout planting a tree.A special visit to the hatchery - From left: Dr. Kelley Smith, Chief MDNR Fisheries Division, Gary Whelan, Fish Production Manager, MDNR, Dr. Edward Baker, Fisheries Research Biologist, MDNR, James Crossman, MSU Graduate Student, Jon Bivens and Christin Davis MSU Technicians.2006 ReleaseTeam MSU: Christin Davis, James Crossman, John Bivins and Patrick ForsytheFingerling in NetJay Woiderski - Releasing in Mullett LakeWe're free! Fingerlings swimming from net.Fyke Nets on Upper Blackl RiverAssessment of drifting fingerling after release.Christin Davis, MSU - 2005 Sturgeon Tagging.MSU Sturgeon Team - 2005 Sturgeon Tagging.Patrick Forsythe, MSU - 2005 Sturgeon Tagging.Streamside Fish Hatchery - Upper Black River.Gail & Dock Hatchery: Hatchery visitors-larval sturgeon in buckets.Hatchery/Heath Trays - culturing fertilized eggs.Eggs hatching into larvae.Kregg Smith in the river with a large sturgeon.Two surgeons in the Cheboygan River.Summer 2003 Field Season Review.Brenda Archambo with YOY.2 week old sturgeon larvae as compared stucker fry. Sturgeon larvae on ruler.Sturgeon fingerlings.Black Lake in Cheboygan County, Michigan.Sturgeon fingerlings.Sturgeon fingerlings.Dr. Edward Baker and Kregg Smith with a large lake sturgeon.Michigan-Out-Of-Doors, Jimmy Gretzinger (foreground), Kregg Smith (left), Pat Dehaan (center) and Tom Tryban (right).Sturgeon juveniles being located.Cheryl, Volunteer Coordinator - Sturgeon Guarding Program Field Trip: Cheboygan East Elem. 3rd GradeTeaching stewardship to our youthSturgeon Tours: Little Traverse ConvervancySturgeon fingerling.Spawning SiteUnderwater picture of 4 sturgeonNetting to collect data2006 BanquetSturgeon Guarding Program - Volunteer Off-Duty National GuardsmenWeighing