N&O Index Card Listings

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Fish
  • Experts study effects of rain on fish - Fe 7 86 2D
  • Crackdown cited in drop of illegal sales of bass - My 10 86 2C
  • Fish harvest was state's second largest - My 15 86 15A
  • N.C. fish sought for oil that helps the heart - Jy 2 86 12A
  • Fish caught in N.C. may be piranha - Jy 10 86 2C
  • Tasty redfish may need more protection - Au 24 86 40A
  • Fish may remain tainted for years (mercury contamination, Davidson Co.) - Au 27 86 2C
  • CP and L takes samples of lake's fish - Se 13 86 1C
  • Some Jordan Lake fish diseased but water still safe, officials say - Oc 9 86 1C
  • Editorial: No water tests on people - Oc 13 86 14A
  • Fish live in wastewater at N.C. treatment plant (Reidsville) - Oc 13 86 3C
  • Habits of popular redfish focus of biologists' study - Oc 30 86 2C
  • Researchers find new outbreak of fish disease on Pamlico river - No 1 4C
  • Raleigh native (Hunter) reels in job in shipbuilder's fish processing unit - De 31 86 5B
Fish
  • Fish dying as channel dries out; Striped bass, other species caught below dam at Roanoke Rapids
  • Lake - Jn 10 87 1
  • Reservoir operators will flood channel, try to free stranded fish - Jn 11 87 1
  • Floodgates open; fate of stranded fish uncertain - Jn 12 87 24D
  • Striped bass escape pools below reservoir - Jn 18 87 2C
  • Weed-eating fish freed in two area lakes - Jn 26 87 2D
  • Scientists say fish diseases at epidemic levels - Se 23 87 1
Fish
  • Fishing should improve after 'Operation Rock' - Ja 26 85 4C
  • Freeze kills fish, expected to damage shrimp harvest - Fe 3 85 26A
  • Dead crabs caught where ill fish found - Ap 2 85 2C
  • General Assembly Round-up: Striped bass (cut catches) - Ap 11 85 7A
  • State urged to stock ponds as U.S. program phased out - Ap 29 85 11A
  • Ocracoke man (O'Neal) collects 'stones' from heads of drum - My 26 85 15B
  • 3 hearings set on water quality for state's primary nursery areas - Se 16 85 16C
  • Catfish sales on the rise - 1D
  • Officials release 1,800 carp to eat weeds in Lake Wheeler - Oc 12 85 5C
  • Rare Waccamaw-area (silverside) fish threatened, U.S. officials say - No 22 85 2D
  • Technique for processing fish may be boon for menhaden - De 22 85 6D
Fish
  • N.C. will import fish only as a last resort - Ja 1 84 10B
  • Biologists seek to protect fish from hazards of (Brunswick) nuclear
  • plant - Mr 18 84 17B
  • Bass may be protected by state, officials say - Mr 22 84 17A
  • Kerr Reservoir stripers belie statistical norms - Mr 25 84 14B
  • Researchers seek pieces to rockfish puzzle - Mr 25 84 14B
  • Commission proposes rockfish restrictions - Ap 8 84 14B
  • Fisheries official (Graham) quits after ruling (on striped bass) - Jn 1 2D
  • Bass are starving, researcher says (Roanoke River) - Jy 19 84 2C
  • CP and L begins fish inspections (near Shearon Harris plant) - Se 12 84 16C
  • House passes bill to protect coastal states' striped bass - Oc 5 84 18D
  • Puppy drum being 'tailed' by state agency - Oc 28 84 15B
  • State program offers rewards for some creatures of the sea - De 3 84 1C
Fish
  • State to test Pamlico fish for chemicals, bacteria - Ja 1 82 31 - No contaminants discovered by testing on killed flounder - Ja 7 82 26A
Fish
  • Study uncovers lower mercury levels in fish - Ja 5 83 4C
  • Flourishing fish business becomes golden opportunity - Ja 31 83 10C
Fish
  • Task force says runoff (from farming and peat mining) may hurt fish - Jn 24 83 2D
  • Mercury from peat plant could endanger fish, scientists say - Au 1 83 3C
  • Appearance of saltwater fish in river attributed to drought - Au 19 83 4D
  • Appearance of saltwater fish in river attributed to drought - No 19 83 4D
  • Fish nursery inventory could spur tighter runoff rules - No 26 83 16C
  • Scientists studying mass fish deaths (menhaden, on outer banks) - De 23 83 2D
Fish
  • Troubled coastal fish - (Chart) - Fe 2 92, 1C
  • Anglers hear more bleak news; Stocks are down for many fish, and stricter rules are soon to come - Fe 9 92, 15B
  • From plenty toward poverty; Oceans' abundance is endangered, but can be revived - Fe 9 92, 14B
  • Editorial: the fish that got away - Fe 19 92, 10A
  • Striped bass situation is still worrisome; Albemarle-Roanoke stock may get federal attention - Ap 5 92, 12B
  • Striped bass; Albemarle-Roanoke juvenile abundance index - Ap 5 92, 13B
  • Excessive harvest, little management hurt drum - My 10 92, 12B
  • Restoration is the goal; State designates red drum as official saltwater fish - My 10 92, 12B
  • Man's manipulation of Roanoke River flow threatens striped bass - My 11 92, 1
  • Cary feeds fish - into the cesspool - My 19 92, 1B
  • Half-ton tuna seized from seafood dealer - Jn 26 92, 5B
  • Brackish-water bass more difficult to find; Development, drought reduce fishing areas - Jy 5 92, 12B
  • Algae bloom has weakened some N.C. fish - Se 19 92, 5B
  • Parasites discovered in Catawba River fish - Oc 9 92, 5B
  • Currituck bass spawning endangered by salinity - No 22 92, 13B
  • Expressway work leaves thousands of fish dead - No 24 92, 1B
  • Editorial: DOT's disturbing fish story - No 27 92, 14A
  • Fishermen, fish missing in Currituck - De 6 92, 1C
Fish
  • Illegal carp imported to state - Ja 7 88 4C
  • Gone fishin' for new ideas - Mr 3 88 1F
  • Pollution levels suspected in flounder abnormalities - Ap 6 88 16C
  • Fish deaths at (Falls and Jordan) lakes normal, officials say - Ap 26 88 2C
  • Editorial: Coming clean on catfish - Ma 7 88 10A
  • State, federal officials cast lines in joint effort to return stripers - Ma 23 88 1
  • N.C. marine officials expect return of fish kills - Jn 2 88 1C
  • French Broad River fish kill investigated - Jn 8 88 2C
  • NCSU team seeks cause of fish disease - Jn 15 88 10A
  • Picky pet bass mooches morsels from visitors at Fontana Lake - Jn 27 88 16C
  • Scientists search for clues to Pamlico fish, crab kills - Jy 3 88 27A
  • Hot, still weather kills Pamlico fish - Jy 23 88 1C
  • State to erect signs on risks at 2 lakes (Hyco and Belews) - Au 4 88 3C
  • Traces of dioxin found in fish from Triangle pond, 3 rivers - Au 5 88 10B
  • Pond fish choking in mesh of Triangle's development - Se 17 88 2C
  • Fisherman never heard of fish dying 'way back yonder' - Se 18 88 10A
  • Fish eggs to influence water plan (pipeline to Virginia Beach) - Se 25 88 32A
  • Fish disease again rears head; volunteers monitoring spread - Oc 19 88 3C
  • Latest striped-bass study renews debate over Virginia Beach pipeline - Oc 21 88 6D
  • Editorial: Beneath the mullet moon - No 6 88 6D
  • Environmentalists blame Champion mill for sick fish - No 27 88 39A
Fish
  • N.C. hybrid bass could be a hit - Mr 19 89 14A
  • Pigeon River tests don't yield cause of fish ills - Mr 25 89 3D
  • Weyerhauser to monitor fish for dioxin - Ap 2 32A
  • Rock populations are on the increase - Ap 23 89 12B
  • High demand for mullet prompts protective action - Jn 8 89 3C
  • Bill provides funds to study N.C. currents, bass, wolves - Jy 15 89 3C
  • Herring hauls hit record low - Au 12 89 5D
  • The Loyal Order of Catfish Lovers recruits another fish - Au 15 89 1C
  • Stripers, flounder, billfish face danger - Oc 15 89 15B
  • Foes ask for end to pipeline; Va. water line called threat to striped bass - Oc 31 89 3C
  • White Oak fish stunned, moved to new home in Lake Crabtree (Map) - No 8 89 1C