Alewives and Trout: Spawn, Diet, and First Aid Guidance
Alewives are a small non food fish in the herring family that spawn in spring and summer in coastal streams. They feed lake trout in the Finger Lakes and are the main prey for ten inch plus trout in the region. The text also provides first aid instructions for a stricken hunter advising immediate medical attention and safe handling of an injured person.
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Ontario
Huron
Michigan
Finger Lakes
Campgrounds Grow As Business Booms In New York State
Cornell forester Prof Fred E Winch Jr notes rapidly expanding privately owned campgrounds in New York with a 20 percent annual growth since 1957. Operators meet campers needs with features like golf courses play areas hay rides caravans and seasonal campsites, adapting to the growing trail er camper market.
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Ithaca
New York State
Cornell Forester
Montreal
Fred E. Winch Jr
Winch
Greater alewife die-off linked to lake shores noted
Ithaca reports say more alewives wash ashore in spring and summer as populations rise in the Great Lakes. Cornell fisheries biologists note dead fish may be a normal seasonal pattern after spawning, countering theories of an unknown cause.
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Ithaca
Cornell
James W. Cassick
Great Lakes
Cassick
Emergency Instructions For Hunters
Emergency guidance issued by the Southern Tier Heart Association urges hunters to plan for crises. It stresses that despite precautions, emergencies occur and effective response can save a life.
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Elmira
The
Southern Teir Heart Association
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