Devan Reid grabbed a lethargic juvenile steelhead out of a plastic bin, deftly flipped it upside down and quickly inserted a tiny glass-encased computer chip into its abdominal cavity.

Later this spring, Berejikian plans to tag 300 juvenile steelhead in the Nisqually and Green rivers. The floating receivers will record the tags when the fish pass by, ...

image: Researchers find declining survival of juvenile steelhead trout in the ocean is strongly coupled with significant declines in populations of steelhead in the Pacific Northwest. view more .

These were all either juvenile steelhead or resident rainbow trout (both of which are the same species, Oncorhnychus mykiss), and most of the fish were 12 inches or smaller. Evans explains that no ...

That is where the Cowlitz hatchery juvenile steelhead are released, and that is where the adults will return. “I start fishing at the Blue Creek area,” Mallahan said.

When rescued juvenile steelhead are released back into the Carmel River, they begin an incredible journey. After growing for two years near their birthplace, they trek to the Pacific Ocean.

Declines in survival of juvenile steelhead in ocean environments were not as drastic for populations along the coasts of Washington and Oregon which are not listed under the Endangered Species Act.

FILER, Idaho — Idaho Fish and Game officials say 96,000 juvenile steelhead at a southern Idaho hatchery have been killed to prevent a virus from spreading. Officials tell The Times-News in a ...

SEATTLE — Someone released an estimated 25,000 juvenile steelhead during an overnight break-in at a fish hatchery east of Seattle — and some are wondering if a disgruntled angler might be to ...

The juvenile steelhead are raised in hatcheries, and then planted into rivers earlier than many wild steelhead. NOAA Fisheries – the federal agency for salmon and steelhead recovery ...

Someone released an estimated 25,000 juvenile steelhead during an overnight break-in at a fish hatchery east of Seattle -- and some are wondering if a disgruntled angler might be to blame.

Since 1989, nearly 500,000 fish have been rescued, many of them having been threatened by overpumping of the river for potable water to supply the Monterey Peninsula.