Caught in the Seine: Spotted Seatrout
Spotted seatrout are a prized gamefish in the Indian River Lagoon system, even supporting several tournaments during the year. But they, like so many others, start out life at a terribly small size.
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Recent Notes
- Waste Everywhere I Look
- “What’s Sustainable About Feeding Chicken to Fish?!”
- Manatees (and New Data) Continue To Come In
- Rise Above Plastics
- Entangled In the Mangroves…
- White Sharks Swim South to Florida In the Winter
- Dolphin Calf Freed Of Plastic Debris
- For Me, This Isn’t Business, It’s Very Personal
- For the Win: Otter Pup, Surfing Dolphins, Marathon Swims and Whale Diversity
- 400 Year Old Bones Shed New Insights Into Right Whales
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