Marcus Hockett heads out with fisheries biologist, Mike Duncan, to collect genetic samples from grayling via fly fishing. They head to several lakes in the Bozeman region to collect data in one of the most exciting ways possible.
Grayling, once abundant in Southwest Montana, have declined significantly in rivers and streams. Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks is working to re-establish historic populations. To do this, they are utilizing the lake population of grayling that have been stocked into alpine lakes around the region. To better understand which source will best meet their needs, they are figuring out the genetics for each population.
What is a fun day of fishing will hopefully better inform managers how to increase and re-establish this super cool species into more of their historic habitat.
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