smolt

Converse of object

• migrate: The main life stages of the salmon considered to be placed at risk were returning adults and migrating smolts.
• spawn: Protection of Young and Breeding Fish Taking, etc. , spawn, smolts or fry of salmon or trout.
• produce: The quality of the smolts produced will also be improved through the installation of new water treatment and heating equipment.
• become: Parr typically remain in rivers for up to 2 years before becoming smolt and migrating to the sea.

Adjective modifier

• 2-year: The first migration consists mainly of 2-year smolts with a smaller number of 3-year smolts.
• wild: Its experimental facilities allow trapping and counting of wild salmon smolts ( juveniles ) migrating to sea and adults returning to freshwater to spawn.
• live: An example of this might be the introduction of ISA through the import of live smolts from Norway.

Modifies a noun

• producer: Whether as a result independent smolt producers would exit the market.
• migration: Clearance of in stream obstructions likely to affect adult and smolt migration.
• production: The CC therefore considered the effects of the proposed merger on the markets for: smolt production; salmon feed; and salmon farming.
• run: This device allows us to catch part of the smolt run.
• market: The CC therefore found no adverse effects in the smolt market.
• survival: So the recent challenge has been to design a project that will answer the question posed by poor smolt survival.

Noun used with modifier

• salmon: The lice also attack and kill young salmon smolts as they return to the sea from the estuaries.
• post: However, the pelagic herring and mackerel fisheries, which exist off the coast of Scotland, may impact on the post smolts.