Out in the field today! 💧 The #OGFL crew is lending a hand to our partners at @SFEI keeping water-quality monitoring running in the Lower South Bay despite the federal shutdown. Collaboration keeps the science going! #SanFranciscoEstuary#Fieldwork
🌊🐟 It’s Baby Fish Month in the Bay! May is booming with tiny silversides, gobies, and smelt in our latest #FishInTheBay update from the WRMP Fish & Habitat Team ➡️ https://t.co/MYFmfLQ7UQ #SFBay#EstuaryScience
From halibut to baby gobies, and the buggy critters they dine on — we’re diving into what’s lurking at the bottom of the South Bay. 👀🔍
Catch up on the latest findings from our monthly trawls and see what spring is stirring up beneath the surface!
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New from Fish in the Bay: A photo-rich special report on the Jan–Feb 2025 Lower South Bay broodstock trawls. It’s part art, part science—a fish opera in pictures.
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Longfin Smelt spawning in the Alviso Marsh (Oz). Could this be due to the Anderson Dam decommissioning? A little flow goes a long ways in Oz. #cawater#TeamFish#SFE
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Halibut Eyes, they're watching you! Curious eye colors in Halibut—brown vs. teal. Salinity theory? Maybe light? With only 20+ samples, the mystery endures.
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Here is the September 2024 issue of Fish in the Bay. Mississippi Silversides are on the rise, Striped Bass are returning to the marsh, a weird flatworm and too many tires.
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Our October survey was the hottest day in the Alviso Marsh. Air temp was near 100-F on the water. The crew stayed cool with ice cream. Stay tuned for the next blog post @OGFishLab https://t.co/Nn6K4avUnv
From mighty sturgeon to tiny smelt, California's native fishes are in trouble, a worrying sign of our inability to protect ecosystems @UCDavisWater https://t.co/FLwgcZMpw3