Grading Bass Fingerlings for Size at Corning Fish Cultural Station, 1949

Two men holding a medium-sized round metal pail, from which they are pour water into a net placed just below the surface of the water in a rectangular fisheries tank in front of them. Both me wear broadbrimmed hats. The are in a hatchery building, and other fish tanks are visible behind them. Another similar hatchery building is visible through the windows in the back wall.
Photo By/Credit

E.P. Haddon

Date Shot/Created
05/01/1949
Media Usage Rights/License
Public Domain
Image
Original caption: Apparatus for grading Bass fingerlings for size in hatchery tank being used. T mesh of the net permits the smaller fish to pass through, and the larger ones are taken from net. Personnel: L.A. O'Neal, Superintendent of the hatchery, and Hosea Davis. Corning Fish Cultural Station, Arkansas, May 1949.
Subject tags
Employees (USFWS)
Equipment
Fish hatcheries
Fisheries
Fisheries management
Fishes
History
Work of the Service