said he is excited about the idea of large amounts of fish finally being able to bypass the dam. But he said it's still not the best solution for the species. He said fish naturally swim upstream ...

This spring, endangered pallid sturgeon wasted no time swimming up the newly opened bypass channel around Intake Diversion Dam on the lower ... a U.S. Bureau of Reclamation fish biologist.

Once collected at the intake ports, fish would travel downstream through steep slope bypass pipes and a deceleration tunnel, then be released into the lower river, most likely through the dam’s ...

Low flows early and high flows late, combined with a new fish bypass channel at Intake Diversion Dam, made for many unknowns regarding paddlefish harvest expectations. In summary, the season was ...

Nothing swam into the catch basket of the PPL Montana ... through a hole in the wall (fish preferred the hole). They also had to choose which end of the 913-foot dam to build what’s now ...

The project, currently under construction on the Washington side of the dam, involves demolishing and redesigning the upper part of the fish ladder ... Engineers added a bypass lamprey flume ...

An optical camera watched the fish ladder that helps fish get upstream past the 3.4-megawatt White Rock dam. Another camera monitored the dam bypass that allows fish downstream.

Against Baker’s wishes, a Supreme Court ruling about the endangered status of the little fish upended progress on a controversial dam in Tennessee for years. But now, a new study published last ...