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Fish 1228 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 1228 entered the Mitchell River at the bottom of the silt jetty, and swam upstream to the area with re-established large woody debris, where it was detected for around 4 days. The fish then departed this area at 7.57 am on 27/5/05, and was next detected in Bairnsdale, at 3.30 am the next day (28/5/05). Fish 1228 then moved up and down the Mitchell River between the cut and Bairnsdale for the next 3 months, during which time more than 70% of the detections were recorded around the large woody debris. Fish 1228 departed the Mitchell River via the silt jetty at 7.39 on 3/10/05.

Fish 1228 entered the Mitchell River at the bottom of the silt jetty, and swam upstream to the area with re-established large woody debris, where it was detected for around 4 days. The fish then departed this area at 7.57 am on 27/5/05, and was next detected in Bairnsdale, at 3.30 am the next day (28/5/05). Fish 1228 then moved up and down the Mitchell River between the cut and Bairnsdale for the next 3 months, during which time more than 70% of the detections were recorded around the large woody debris. Fish 1228 departed the Mitchell River via the silt jetty at 7.39 on 3/10/05.

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