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The Fisheries Blog: Six fish scientists discuss fun and interesting topics about fish.. THE FISHERIES BLOG: SIX FISH SCIENTISTS DISCUSS FUN AND INTERESTING TOPICS ABOUT FISH. Plip. That’s the sound of a barbless beadhead nymph falling into a glas*y glide of Mineral Creek, a headwater stream of the Gila River in southwest New Mexico.  There’s a short drift over a stony run, barely time to mend your line. Then follows that transmutation of fish By: Dana Sackett Hurricanes can devastate a coastline for all who reside there, people and fish alike (see previous articles by The Fisheries Blog, which detail these impacts here and here).  Despite the devastation that hurricanes can leave in their wake, there are some species that, surprisingly enough, flourish as a result of these mas*ive… Like a clogged artery in you or me can cause a heart attack or st*oke, a blockage in a river can have significant ecological, social, and economic consequences.  These systems function best without barriers… With its clear head and large green eyes, the Barreleye looks like an alien with a glas* bulb on its head out of a sci-fi film…why does a Art and science aren’t that different. Both require a de*p level of curiosity, an experimental process, patience, and a high tolerance for failure. For me it just makes sense to blend the two, it’s a win-win. Guest Author: Amy Cottrell Editor: Solomon David The sun began creeping up over the tree tops and casting morning shadows and specks of daylight on the water surface, slowly lighting up more and more of the heavily vegetated creek bank. We paddled the quiet corridor, If these rules are followed, your impact will grow, interest in your work will increase and so will your network of like-minded people. Fishery Scientists can take on this responsibility and run with it, and the time is now. It’s hard to believe we’ve been writing The Fisheries Blog for over six years. Over the years, we’ve been known to do a