Many moons ago, somebody posted a thread (I think it was on this board) leading readers to some excellent salmon-spawning footage filmed by a graduate student/researcher. It showed many examples of different species "caught in the act", even some confused cross-species footage of a sockeye buck and a hen chinook. A board member's avatar (spawnout's) is a still image derived from some of the coho footage:



I have tried to use the search utility every which way I could think of.... obviously without any success to date.

Anybody remember what I'm talking about? If so, did you happen to bookmark the link for future reference? Thanks.

Keen Eye MD

This is where it was, but it's gone now.

http://students.washington.edu/

Try this:

http://www.fish.washington.edu/people/esteve/

FP

That's the one FP!

Only problem is I can't get any of the links on that page to load. They all give me the dreaded 404 Error!

I was looking for that site myself and have not been able to open it (same thing, 404 error). I wanted to reference it in a handout I'm putting together for a short program I'm doing on bull trout. Anybody have any ideas or is it gone for good?

Crikey Folks.

I WORK for the UW School of Fisheries as the Sr. COMPUTER GURU PERSON.

You should have just emailed me Doc. That's what I do - fix broken computing stuff here at UW Fisheries.

We have our own Webmaster (I don't take credit for our cool school web site). I have emailed him to see why the link is broken. It could be that Manu has left the school, or the videos were taking up too much space on our server (doubt it), but I'll find out the skinny.

I found out that Manu is no longer with the UW, hence his site is outdated.

Sorry.