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Aquatic Life |
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Grayling Recovery |
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The Big Hole River is the
home to the last native population of fluvial arctic grayling in the lower 48
states. Historically, these fish were distributed throughout the entire upper
Missouri River system, including the Madison, Gallatin, Jefferson and Beaverhead
Rivers. Today, the grayling exist in less than one percent of their native
range. While these fish can occasionally be found throughout the Big Hole River
system, they live primarily in the upper river near the community of Wisdom. |
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2006 Grayling
Review |
A presentation from Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks
Biologist, Jim Magee. |
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Macro invertebrate survey |
Conducted on Wise River and
at permanent monitoring sites along the mainstem 2002. |
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