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Fish 091 Tracking - Image 6

Click on the satellite image to track the movement of your favourite bream. Details of what the bream did are provided below the satellite image.

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Fish 091 was last detected at 9.02 am on 17/6/06 in Bairnsdale. Shortly thereafter, DPI scientists were contacted by a recreational fisher who had caught Fish 091. The fish had been filleted for eating and the tags had been removed and kept. But the rest of the fish had been buried. Scientists were interested in examining the earbones of the fish to determine its age, so the remains of Fish 091 were exhumed for further analysis. Stay tuned for the results.

Fish 091 was last detected at 9.02 am on 17/6/06 in Bairnsdale. Shortly thereafter, DPI scientists were contacted by a recreational fisher who had caught Fish 091. The fish had been filleted for eating and the tags had been removed and kept. But the rest of the fish had been buried. Scientists were interested in examining the earbones of the fish to determine its age, so the remains of Fish 091 were exhumed for further analysis. Stay tuned for the results.

To track another bream return to the Tracking the movement patterns of black bream in the Gippsland Lakes page.
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