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	Threadfin Bass
		The Threadfin Bass reaches a length of approximately 10 inches and is found between 100 and 400 feet deep in the water column.
		Threadfin Bass, Pronotogrammus multifasciatus: Caught with Captain Pata in the panga Salome, La Playita, San Jose del Cabo, Baja California Sur, Mexico, midmorning in August 2004, in 85-degree water, at a depth of 50 feet, utilizing a Sand Dab rig, size 1/0, 20-pound test, at Punta Gorda, north of La Playita.
		Threadfin Bass, Pronotogrammus multifasciatus: Caught on the bait grounds south of Santa Rosalia, Baja California Sur, Mexico, in 270 feet of water, with a sabiki bait rig, January 2005.
	www.mexfish.com /fish/thrbs/thrbs.htm (278 words)

	Threadfin
		Threadfin (SS-410) was laid down on 18 March 1944 at the Portsmouth (N.H.) Navy Yard; launched on 26 June 1944; sponsored by Mrs.
		On 30 January, Threadfin sighted a large enemy patrol craft, but prudently allowed her to pass unmolested in the hope of drawing a bead on any merchant vessels for which she might be running interference.
		Threadfin rescued nine crewmen from the schooner and learned that her victim had been bound for Dairen, laden with coal.
	www.history.navy.mil /danfs/t5/threadfin.htm (1739 words)

	Understanding Shad Means Understanding Bass
		Threadfin shad live primarily on microscopic plant and animal life, phytoplankton and zooplankton, which is why they are often found around rock riprap, bridge and dock pilings, and areas with gentle current where algae grows or is washed into the system.
		Threadfin shad grow rapidly - life expectancy is two to three years - and the migrations from shallow cover to open water tend to occur from late spring throughout the summer and well into autumn.
		Threadfin shad cannot tolerate cold temperatures and actually begin dying (winter kill) when the water reaches approximately 45 degrees.
	www.insideline.net /1999/price-0910-99.html (1464 words)

	Development of Pacific Threadfin and Milkfish Growout Technology and Production of Live Feeds and Seedstock
		Development of a promotional brochure for threadfin was to be cost-shared between the ADP and the CTSA.A no-cost extension of the project through October 1999 was approved.This extension was requested because the start date of the project, which was delayed until July 15, 1998.
		Determination of optimum loading rates for threadfin is crucial in the assessment of economic feasibility of threadfin culture in Hawaii because electrical rates are among the highest in the nation.
		Threadfin feeding guides were supplied to farmers and helped them to maintain rapid fish growth and survival, particularly in the nursery stage.
	library.kcc.hawaii.edu /external/ctsa/aar99/aar99_thread.htm (5935 words)

	Southeastern Pond Management - Threadfin Shad
		A mature threadfin shad is usually 5 to 6 inches in length; however, we have observed them up to 7 inches in highly-fertile ponds.
		The caudal fin of threadfin shad is often distinctly yellow; hence the local name "yellow-tails." Threadfin shad can often be seen feeding just below the surface early in the morning and late in the evening in open water areas.
		Threadfin shad are prolific spawners, capable of spawning before the end of their first growing season.
	www.sepond.com /TFS.html (590 words)

	So What Good is a Shad, Anyway?
		The upper and lower jaws of threadfin meet in a pointed snout, but gizzard shad have a blunt snout with the lower jaw set behind the upper jaw.
		While threadfin do not grow too big for predators to eat like gizzard shad, they can still make up most of the fish biomass in a body of water due to their filter feeding ability and high reproductive rates.
		While gizzard and threadfin shad are certainly important as forage fish in many of Alabama's rivers and reservoirs, the potential problems shad can cause should be carefully considered before the are stocked in any body of water.
	www.outdooralabama.com /education/publications/fnashad.cfm (1194 words)

	Threadfin Jack - Caranx otrynter (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-09)
		Threadfin Jack - Caranx otrynter are one of the rarer Jacks.
		Like most Jacks the Threadfin Jack is silver to silver-gray in color.
		The Threadfin Jack has a range in the pacific ocean in coastal waters from Guerrero Negro along the Pacific side of Mexico down to the Sea of Cortez and along mainland Mexico to Guatemala, and around all oceanic islands.
	www.thejump.net /id/threadfin-jack.htm (80 words)

	USS Threadfin
		On 31 March, that group was dissolved, and Threadfin received orders to join Hackleback (SS-295) and Silversides (SS-236) near Bungo Suido, the primary entrance to the Japanese Inland Sea which separates Honshu from Kyushu and Shikoku.
		Over the next eight months, Threadfin received extensive modifications in an effort to make her more effective in underwater operations-more truly a submarine than simply a submersible.
		Finally, her underwater performance was boosted by the installation of two "greater capacity" batteries-they actually produced the same power as the old style batteries but in a smaller, lighter physical plant-and a snorkel for extended submerged cruising.
	www.navyhistory.com /Submarine/threadfin.html (1698 words)

	Threadfin seasnail - Rhodichthys regina (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-09)
		The common name of this fish is derived from the lower lobe of its pectoral fins, which are extremely long and thread-like.
		While most snailfish have an adhesive disc, which is comprised of the pelvic fins, the threadfin seasnail does not have this feature.
		The rest of its body features are typical of snailfish, such as a tapering body, dorsal and anal fins that run the length of the body, a large head and mouth, and fan-like upper pectoral fins.
	www.arctic.uoguelph.ca /cpl/organisms/fish/marine/lumpfish/threadfin.htm (151 words)

	Assessment of the threadfin salmon fishery in Queensland - 2002 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-09)
		Assessment of the threadfin salmon fishery in Queensland - 2002
		Commercial catch and effort of threadfin salmon in the GOC is reported for the period 1989-2001 and on the east coast for the period 1988-2001.
		An alternative management target reference point for commercial catch for the threadfin salmon fisheries in Queensland is introduced, and discussed as a potentially useful option given the uncertainty in estimation of stock abundance.
	www2.dpi.qld.gov.au /far/16805.html (548 words)

	Theodore's Threadfin Bream, Nemipterus theodorei
		Theodore's Threadfin Bream is a moderately elongate fish with a long-based dorsal fin and a strongly forked caudal fin.
		It is endemic to Australia, occurring from northern Queensland to the central coast of New South Wales.
		Theodore's Threadfin Bream is usually found on sandy and muddy seabeds in coastal and offshore waters in depth from 20 m to 120 m.
	www.austmus.gov.au /fishes/fishfacts/fish/ntheodorei.htm (209 words)

	Threadfin Shad (Dorosoma Petenense) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-09)
		The Threadfin Shad is found throughout all of the rivers in the Mobile Bay Basin.
		The Threadfin Shad is native to Alabama, although it has been widely introduced throughout the United States as a forage species for temperate basses and sunfish.
		Threadfin Shad are sensitive to sudden changes in water temperatures and oxygen content; for this reason, they frequently experience fish kills in late summer and winter.
	www.blackwarriorriver.org /threadfin%20shad.htm (137 words)

	Threadfin
		The trunk of the threadfin is nearly as high as it is long (to the caudal peduncle), the dorsal profile of its head is strongly convex and it is strongly flattened sidewise.
		Their transformation consists chiefly in losing the filamentous fin rays; in a decrease in the depth of the body relative to its length; in a very considerable decrease in the relative size of the ventral fins; and in the assumption of a more falcate shape by the pectorals.
		The threadfin (or threadfin stage of the Cuban Jack), is known on both coasts of tropical America; it strays northward on the Atlantic coast to southern Massachusetts, and it has been reported once from the Gulf of Maine.
	octopus.gma.org /fogm/Alectis_crinitus.htm (526 words)

	Threadfin Shad in Alabama
		DISTRIBUTION: Threadfin shad are abundant in the Tennessee River and in all rivers of the Mobile basin.
		Threadfin shad are sensitive to sudden changes in water temperature and oxygen content; for this reason, they frequently experience die-offs in late summer and winter.
		REMARKS: Although the threadfin shad is native to Alabama, it has been widely introduced both here and elsewhere throughout the United States as a forage species for temperate basses and sunfishes.
	www.outdooralabama.com /fishing/freshwater/fish/shad/threadfin (489 words)

	Threadfin Shad (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-09)
		The threadfin shad is a freshwater species that is considered a baitfish.
		The threadfin is similar to the gizzard shad in color and shape and can be harder to tell apart.
		The threadfin has a more pointed snout than the gizzard, yellow fins, and the spot near the gill cover is purple and persists even in adults.
	lanier.sam.usace.army.mil /fishing/Threadfin_Shad.htm (201 words)

	ARS \| Publication request: Threadfin Shad As Forage in Catfish Ponds
		Threadfin shad (Dorosoma petenense) have been stocked into channel catfish (Ictalurus punctatus) broodfish ponds to serve as forage.
		Factors tested were presence/absence of threadfin shad and feeding frequency of daily or every third day.
		The presence of threadfin shad did not substitute for feed when feed was offered every third day.
	www.ars.usda.gov /research/publications/publications.htm?SEQ_NO_115=160192&pf=1 (329 words)

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		THREADFIN Threadfin: Any of a family of fishes related to the mullets and distinguished by filamentous rays on the lower part of the pectoral fin.
		Complement: 81 Armament: 1 5”; 1 40mm; 1 20mm; 2.50-cal. MG; 10 21” torpedo tubes Class: BALAO THREADFIN (SS-410) was laid down on 18 March 1944 at the Portsmouth (N.H.) Navy Yard; launched on 26 June 1944; sponsored by Mrs.
		That proved to be the last noteworthy event of the patrol; and, after a refueling stop at Midway on 30 April, THREADFIN concluded her second war patrol at Pearl Harbor on 4 May. At Pearl Harbor, she underwent refit followed by a brief four-day training period before departing on her third and final war patrol.
	www.hazegray.org /danfs/submar/ss410.txt (1779 words)

	ARS \| Publication request: Use of Threadfin Shad As a Forage Species in Channel Catfish Production Ponds
		Threadfin shad (Dorosoma petenense) have been stocked in channel catfish production ponds in an effort to control phytoplankton biomass.
		However, because of their smaller size threadfin shad also could serve as forage fish for channel catfish in production ponds, thereby allowing a reduction in either feed quantity offered to fish or in feeding frequency.
		Adult, pre-spawn threadfin shad were stocked at 408 kg/ha and allowed three weeks to spawn.
	www.ars.usda.gov /research/publications/Publications.htm?seq_no_115=157774 (332 words)

	King Threadfin - Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (FRDC)
		Threadfin salmons are popular recreational species in Western Australia and northern Queensland.
		Threadfin salmons are excellent eating when cooked in a wide variety of ways.
		Threadfin salmons are good eating, flaky, tropical finfish that readily absorb the flavours of other ingredients.
	www.frdc.com.au /species.php?f=132&v=f (325 words)

	Abstract: Carring Capacity for Hatchery-Reared pacific Threadfin
		As part of a stock enhancement program for Pacific threadfin (Polydactylus sexfilis) in Hawaii, over 380,000 fingerlings were tagged and released in sandy shoreline nursery habitats along the windward coast of Oahu between 1993 and 1998.
		More than 250,000 threadfin were released into Kahana Bay, with numbers per release ranging from 10,000 to 99,000 fish.
		Density-dependent growth of hatchery-reared threadfin in Kahana Bay was evident from declining growth rates with increased stocking density.
	www.oceanicinstitute.org /_oldsite/research/abstrfishenv_carrycapacity.html (253 words)

	Threadfin cardinalfish - Apogon leptacanthus
		Company: Apogon leptacanthus (Threadfin cardinalfish) is a suitable species for a reef setup.
		Aquarium Setup: Apogon leptacanthus (Threadfin cardinalfish) is a night active bottom feeder, and must be given a dark place in the aquarium in which it can seek shelter during the day.
		Threadfin cardinalfish will tolerate a few tens of ppm of nitrate, but little or no ammonia and nitrite.
	www.aquaticcommunity.com /marinefish/threadfincardinalfish.php (211 words)

	Threadfin Cardinalfish (Apogon leptacanthus)
		The Threadfin Cardinalfish, also known as the Longspine Cardinalfish, Bluestreak Cardinalfish or Slendertail Cardinalfish comes from the reefs of the Indo-Pacific, has a long slender shape, and is mostly transparent in color.
		The large fl eyes of the Threadfin Cardinalfish are outlined in iridescent blue like the markings on both the fins and body.
		The Threadfin Cardinalfish requires a well balanced diet of meaty foods such as feeder shrimp, flake foods, pellet foods, marine flesh, bloodworms, and depending on its size, live feeder fish.
	www.peteducation.com /article.cfm?cls=16&cat=1851&articleid=3159 (191 words)

	See Some Bait: Threadfin Shad (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-09)
		Much of the time, threadfins will school with gizzard shad.
		Threadfin, like gizzards, perform the shad flip on the surface, making them easy to spot on calm days.
		From late spring to early fall, below the dams during times of generation is also an excellent place.
	www.seeinstripes.com /threadfin.htm (233 words)

	Utah Division of Wildlife Resources
		The threadfin shad, Dorosoma petenense, is a member of the herring family that is not native to Utah.
		Threadfin shad were once very abundant in Lake Powell, but predation from striped bass and other sport fish has greatly reduced the threadfin population.
		The threadfin shad eats primarily zooplankton, but it also filters plant matter and detritus from the water.
	dwrcdc.nr.utah.gov /rsgis2/Search/Display.asp?FlNm=doropete (155 words)

	Rose Threadfin Bass
		The Rose Threadfin Bass belongs to a group of sea basses and groupers of the family Serranidae.
		It is easily confused with the Damsel Threadfin Bass, Hemanthias signifier (which lacks the yellow line under its eye, has elongated pelvic fins, and a caudal fin not as deeply forked with the outside rays being the longest).
		The Rose Threadfin Bass is found in all Mexican waters but appears to be absent from the oceanic islands.
	www.mexfish.com /fish/rthrdbs/rthrdbs.htm (269 words)

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		Cultured threadfin have been sold to Times Supermarket, which has advertised them at $10.99 per pound, to Safeway and Daiei, which have advertised the threadfin for $8.99 per pound and to Rick's Restaurant in San Francisco.
		One restaurant end-user estimated that he could sell threadfin daily if his purchase price was between $5.50 and $5.75 per pound.
		Threadfin have grown well in either brackish or salt water conditions in flow-through tanks or pens in Hawaiian fish ponds.
	library.kcc.hawaii.edu /external/ctsa/P898arMOI.htm (5752 words)

	Threadfin Shad
		Threadfin shad grow quickly and do not get as large as Gizzard shad.
		Threadfin shad spawn on the surface shortly after dawn along a weedy shoreline or in open water around rafts of driftwood and debris.
		Adhesive eggs stick to leaves and branches of shoreline vegetation or floating debris until hatching occurs in 2-4 days.
	www.arkansasstripers.com /threadfin-shad.htm (229 words)

	Bassin' Biology: Threadfin Shad - Food for Thought
		In the West, the fish of choice is the Threadfin shad.
		The name comes from the elongated fin ray on the trailing end of the dorsal fin which extends almost to the caudal fin.
		The text books say Threadfin are widely used as forage because they are an open water fish which use pelagic plankton and are less likely to compete for food with young sport fish who start life in the shallows.
	www.insideline.net /1995/gustaveson-0304-95.html (882 words)

	Blue Threadfin - Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (FRDC)
		The king threadfin usually has five long filaments below the pectoral (side) fin, whereas the blue threadfin has only three or four short filaments.
		The thick, firm fillets of threadfin salmons make them ideal for use as kebabs (cubed) and in soups, curries or casseroles.
		Ideally suited to citrus flavours, threadfin salmons can be accom-panied by butters flavoured with herbs such as chives, tarragon and parsley.
	www.frdc.com.au /species.php?f=133&v=f (335 words)

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