Fish in the Bay – June 2025, Return to Lower South Bay (LSB).
After several visits to San Pablo Bay in the north, we returned to Lower South Bay marshes in early June. ...
After several visits to San Pablo Bay in the north, we returned to Lower South Bay marshes in early June. ...
This is part 3 of the San Pablo Bay series. We continue our journey around San Pablo Bay. This time...
This is part 2 of a 4-part San Pablo Bay series. The UC Davis Otolith Geochemistry & Fish Ecology Lab...
Extra Baby Fish Month! It happened again. Every once in a while, we see a bigger goby baby boom in...
This is part 2 of the June report. – These are additional observations that couldn’t be squeezed into the initial...
Record Starry Year! As reported earlier, the year-to-date Starry count had already exceeded the previous record year as of June,...
More baby fishes showed up in June! This included 60 baby Longfin Smelt and 178 baby Starry Flounder which is...
More baby fish showed up in May. For want of a better term, this was an “Extra Baby Fish Month.”...
Long-time readers will know that April is “Baby Fish Month” in Lower South SF Bay. Larvae of gobies and a...
Operation Guadalupe trawl stations. Operation Guadalupe. Continued. For this third and last installment, we surveyed the upstream tidal end of...
Trawl map. June Trawls. The summertime Anchovy spawn commenced in June: see previous Anchovy Alert blog post – http://www.ogfishlab.com/2021/06/05/fish-in-the-bay-june-2021-anchovy-alert-spawning-anchovies-have-returned-to-lower-south-san-francisco-bay/. This...
Hello again. This is a bit of an “odds and ends” clean up post. I was unable to join the...
Trawl map. Bay-side stations trawling results. Upstream of Railroad Bridge. Our July trawling weekend was quite an experience. ...
I did not join the September trawls, so the photo record is a little sparse. It was an interesting month...
Happy April part 2 (now a little belated)! I went trawling with the Hobbs team on three weekends in April...
Happy New Year! Welcome to 2019. Good News: We wrapped up December with an unbelievable Crangon brooding event. This was...