| The aim of the by-laws is to protect populations of rare fish, including vendace, schelly and arctic charr, which live in Cumbria's lakes. |
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| There is little or no subsistence harvesting of Dolly Varden charr from the Firth River. |
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| The aim of the byelaws is to protect populations of rare fish, including vendace, schelly and arctic charr, which live in Cumbria's lakes. |
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| Because of the limited public awareness of charr, promotional efforts have to be stepped up. |
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| He had been in the midst of a campaign for parliament when he paused to prepare for the match with charr. |
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| After attaining a size of about 15-20 cm, the young pre-smolt charr begin their annual migration to the ocean in spring. |
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| The tagging study showed that charr summering in this area originated from the Hornaday River. |
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| A further two of the radio tagged charr were caught at the mouth of the river in spring 1996 during the charr's out migration. |
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| Within the Hornaday River itself, there is growing evidence that there may be more than one site of origin of the charr found within the system. |
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| At Shinneys, about 300 salmon and 1350 charr were physically moved in September over a barrier created by the low water. |
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| Length and age of the charr caught between 1990-1998 showed changes as well. |
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| The decline in the proportion of charr caught in the older age classes suggests that the stock is not at its optimum level. |
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| None of the charr with radio tags were recaptured or relocated in these river systems. |
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| In the meantime, their goal is to educate others about the charms of charr. |
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| In Lac Guillaume-Delisle, brook trout and arctic charr compete for the same habitat. |
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| For his M. Sc. thesis Evan studied life history trait evolution in salmonids, specifically focusing on embryonic development rate in brook charr. |
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| As the fight began, charr still apparently hoped to capitalize on the age difference. |
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| In the Hornaday River where fishing mortality is high, few charr are found that are older than 10 years of age. |
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| The food fishery take of 3860 charr in 1995 was unusually high. |
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| The weakling and the fool find no place among the charr. |
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| Capelin are abundant in marine coastal areas adjacent to the Hornaday River during summer, providing a rich and abundant source of food for the charr. |
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| Together these data suggest that the stock or stocks of charr within the Hornaday system likely restrict themselves to the Hornaday River and surrounding coastal areas. |
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| These provide information for existing community based charr fishing plans which have been implemented for the Hornaday and Kuujua rivers near Paulatuk and Holman respectively. |
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| Polar bears sometimes swim underwater to catch fish like the Arctic charr or the fourhorn sculpin. |
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| The release is part of an ongoing programme to restock juvenile charr into the lake, where populations have been declining in recent years. |
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| The seven sensitive species were the lynx, boreal owl, flammulated owl, black-backed woodpecker, fisher, bull charr, and the west-sloped cutthroat trout. |
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| Secretary of the Seiont, Gwyrfai and Llyfni Fishing Society Huw Hughes warns the torgoch or Arctic charr in Llyn Padarn, Llanberis could become extinct in three years' time. |
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| Charr allows that the circumstances of his loss still rankles and that he has asked Klitschko for a rematch. |
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