Biotelemetry—the process of conveying data from a transmitter-attached animal to a data
collection site—has received increasing awareness from fisheries researchers. Prior to …

Early approaches to surgical implantation of electronic tags in fish were often through trial
and error, however, in recent years there has been an interest in using scientific research to …

Telemetry in freshwater environments began in the 1950s (Trefethen 1956; Stasko and
Pincock 1977; Mitson 1978), and a fairly extensive body of literature has developed since …

A passive-acoustic telemetry system was used for the first time for the fine-scale, three-
dimensional tracking of individual cleaner fish in commercial Scottish salmon sea-pens in …

Acoustic telemetry was used to monitor the movements and landscape scale habitat use of
age 2–3 year juvenile Atlantic cod Gadus morhua in Newman Sound, a coastal fjord of …

The generally accepted 2% ratio of transmitter weight to body weight constrains or precludes
telemetry studies examining the timing and location of spawning of small adult westslope …

A self-contained data collection system is described that was used to investigate the
behavior of Atlantic cod (Gadus morhua) in an offshore net pen (Sea Station 3000) located …

While movements of organisms have been studied across a myriad of environments,
information is often lacking regarding spatio‐seasonal patterning in complex temperate …

One assumption of nearly every biotelemetry study is that the tagged animals are
representative of the untagged population. That is, that the processes by which study …

Abstract Hedger, RD, Uglem, I., Thorstad, EB, Finstad, B., Chittenden, CM, Arechavala-
Lopez, P., Jensen, AJ, Nilsen, R., and Økland, F. 2011. Behaviour of Atlantic cod, a marine …