We are then able to determine which fish has either left the marsh or returned from the lake. In 1999, we were also locating fish using airplane-mounted receiving antennas. Using an airplane we can track fish that have moved further into the marsh or out into Lake Manitoba, areas that are too large to survey with a boat. The airplane mounted antenna Pulling a gill net on Clandeboye Bay. Passing through Clandeboye Channel.
Data recorded by the fixed antenna receiver is downloaded to a computer weekly.
Andrea and Dale looking at data.