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2015 bass population survey at fort mccoy s north flowage

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Watershed management specialists Zach Woiak and Steve

Watershed management specialists Zach Woiak and Steve

Watershed management specialists Zach Woiak and Steve Rood, who work under an agreement between Fort McCoy and Colorado State University, measure the length, record the weight, and tag largemouth bass as part o... More

Fisheries biologist Steve Rood, who works under an

Fisheries biologist Steve Rood, who works under an

Fisheries biologist Steve Rood, who works under an agreement between Fort McCoy and Colorado State University, measures the length, records the weight, and tags a largemouth bass as part of a fish population su... More

Fishermen participate in a largemouth-bass population

Fishermen participate in a largemouth-bass population

Fishermen participate in a largemouth-bass population survey coordinated by the Directorate of Public Works Natural Resources Branch on Aug. 18, 2015, at North Flowage at Fort McCoy, Wis. Several people partici... More

Fisheries biologist Steve Rood, who works under an

Fisheries biologist Steve Rood, who works under an

Fisheries biologist Steve Rood, who works under an agreement between Fort McCoy and Colorado State University, measures the length, records the weight, and tags a largemouth bass as part of a fish population su... More

Fishermen participate in a largemouth-bass population

Fishermen participate in a largemouth-bass population

Fishermen participate in a largemouth-bass population survey coordinated by the Directorate of Public Works Natural Resources Branch on Aug. 18, 2015 at North Flowage at Fort McCoy, Wis. Several people particip... More

Fishermen participate in a largemouth-bass population

Fishermen participate in a largemouth-bass population

Fishermen participate in a largemouth-bass population survey coordinated by the Directorate of Public Works Natural Resources Branch on Aug. 18, 2015, at North Flowage at Fort McCoy, Wis. Several people partici... More

Watershed management specialists Zach Woiak and Steve

Watershed management specialists Zach Woiak and Steve

Watershed management specialists Zach Woiak and Steve Rood, who work under an agreement between Fort McCoy and Colorado State University, measure the length, record the weight, and tag largemouth bass as part o... More

Fishermen participate in a largemouth-bass population

Fishermen participate in a largemouth-bass population

Fishermen participate in a largemouth-bass population survey coordinated by the Directorate of Public Works Natural Resources Branch on Aug. 18, 2015, at North Flowage at Fort McCoy, Wis. Several people partici... More

Fishermen participate in a largemouth-bass population

Fishermen participate in a largemouth-bass population

Fishermen participate in a largemouth-bass population survey coordinated by the Directorate of Public Works Natural Resources Branch on Aug. 18, 2015, at North Flowage at Fort McCoy, Wis. Several people partici... More

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