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	Introduction - NIWA Science
		Whitebait – just hearing the word can make people start to salivate and reach for their frying pans.
		In this objective we are gaining an understanding of the principal factors influencing whitebait distribution and biodiversity.
		Mortality during migration is being determined by measuring what proportion of the whitebait run is caught and whether changes to fishing regulations would be effective.
	www.niwascience.co.nz /rc/prog/whitebait/intro (768 words)

	whitebait in the city: new york
		Whitebait is at home cooking a fortifying and delicious mushroom risotto for FrauleinDrDr before he takes her to the airport.
		Additionally, it is also hard not to read the older film at one level as a startling illumination of the astonishing gulf that existed between the depression-era desperation of street life versus the boom and the grandness and ambitiousness of the skyscrapers that were being built at roughly the same time.
		And at the same time as Whitebait was rationalising and dismissing this discomfort as being the ideologically powerful affect of too many media representations of dangerous fl youth, his body was nervous.
	whitebait.typepad.com /whitebait/new_york/index.html (4179 words)

	Whitebait: Little Beauties > New Zealand (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		New Zealand whitebait are primarily the young of three species: inanga (Galaxias maculatus), koaro (G. brevipinnis) and banded kokopu (G. fasciatus), with inanga the most commonly caught species.
		Special sizes and conditions apply to the type of net used to catch whitebait, with the mouth of nets not permitted to be larger than 4.5 metres; nor have framing material wider than 120mm; or be longer than 3.5m.
		Whitebait is delicious in fritters or dipped in eggs and fried.
	newzealand.com /travel/media/story-angles/fish_whitebait_storyangle.cfm (198 words)

	News - NIWA Science
		Both rivers are popular whitebait fisheries with 40–70 whitebaiters on the Awakino and approximately 250 on the Mokau.
		Whitebait for the experiments were captured at the rivers' mouths or obtained live from some of the anglers.
		Releases of stained whitebait in the Awakino River took place at different sites and tidal stages whereas the two releases made in the Mokau River were at same point and time in the tidal cycle.
	www.niwascience.co.nz /rc/prog/whitebait/news (2263 words)

	Whitebait Smelt (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The whitebait smelt is found from the Strait of Juan de Fuca, British Columbia, southward to San Francisco Bay (McAllister 1963).
		In December 1982 a total of 53 whitebait juveniles ranging in size from 50 to 78 mm TL was captured in midwater trawls in San Francisco Bay and south San Francisco Bay by the California Department of Fish and Game.
		Whitebait smelt have been used largely as bait, and only to a minor extent for human consumption (Hart 1973).
	elib.cs.berkeley.edu /kopec/tr9/html/sp-whitebait-smelt.html (274 words)

	WHITEBAIT - Online Information article about WHITEBAIT
		Firth of Forth seemed to be better fed; but, of course, the specific characteristics of the herring and sprat—into which we need not enter here—were nowise modified.
		When the view commenced to gain ground that whitebait were largely young herring, the question arose whether or not the immense destruction of the young brood caused by this mode of fishing injuriously affected the See also:
		district in which the fishing for whitebait is methodically practised.
	encyclopedia.jrank.org /WAT_WIL/WHITEBAIT.html (1136 words)

	Cheese Soufflés: British Recipes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Whitebait are the small fry of herring and sprats and used to be netted extensively in the Thames.
		Fresh whitebait is still caught in quantity at the mouth of the estuary at Southend, where a Whitebait Festival takes place annually, a celebration and blessing of the first catch.
		Remove the fish from the pan to a warmed serving dish and continue to cook the remaining whitebait.
	www.britannia.com /cooking/recipes/whitebait.html (189 words)

	Sea Trout Fisher - Tasmanian Sea-run Trout
		If whitebait are in the rivers and trout are feeding on them you often see a bow wave created by a trout as it careers into the school resulting in many frenzied whitebait jumping out of the water to avoid capture.
		If the school is teeming with whitebait, trout will sometimes stun them with a flick of their tail and come back to mop up the dismayed and disabled.
		Tasmanian whitebait spend most of their lives in the lower estuaries or the sea with adults migrating to the upper estuaries in early spring to spawn.
	www.seatroutfisher.co.uk /stf_articles/stf_tas_sea_run.htm (1938 words)

	Whitebait - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		This article is concerned with whitebait as the juvenile of various species of fish around the world; for other uses of the term see whitebait (disambiguation).
		The most popular way of cooking whitebait in New Zealand is the whitebait fritter, which is essentially an omelette containing whitebait.
		Chinese whitebait is raised in fish farms and plentiful quantities are produced for export.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Whitebait (784 words)

	whitebait in the city
		OK, Whitebait is posting this because he doesn't have an actual cat (though he would like to be among those who post on such matters), and he just discovered the appealing Get Fuzzy comic strip in the Straits Times last weekend.
		Whitebait has been catching up of lots of interesting stuff happening on the legal/political and other fronts in Singapore (either currently or in the not so recent past).
		Then Whitebait realised that he posted something almost identical the last time he was here.
	whitebait.typepad.com (1330 words)

	FlyLife On-Line Article Edition 17 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Irrespective of the behaviour of individual trout, a progressive upstream movement of whitebait and coincident trout activity over a period of days and weeks is the general pattern, repeated as subsequent waves of bait move upstream.
		Generally the whitebait, mainly juvenile galaxiids of various species, are heading upstream, moving from the sea to populate the rivers.
		Whitebait may well move up-stream with the incoming tide but because the flow is reduced they may be deeper, more towards the centre of the river and more dispersed.
	www.flylife.com.au /library/articles/17/17.html (1833 words)

	Whitebait Glasgow
		Arthur's Music Hall debut was in March 1861 at the Whitebait Music Hall in Glasgow.
		In Peter Honri's book 'John Wilton's Music Hall' for the date of 23rd December 1879, the following is written: '...Arthur Lloyd inquired whether I had noticed his letter in the ERA about comiques salaries following the revelations that Vance's salary for 12 nights at the Cambridge was one hundred guineas.
		The Whitebait was demolished to make way for St. Enoch's station and hotel, now also demolished.
	www.arthurlloyd.co.uk /Whitebait.htm (512 words)

	Scoop: The Future Of Whitebait
		Whitebaiting can be lucrative too – top stands in the south of the country change hands for up to $80,000.
		With whitebaiters around the country having enjoyed variable catches, as the season draws to a close, it may be tempting to believe the fishery is fine.
		No one knows where whitebait go during their time at sea or what triggers the massing of 50mm juvenile fish in winter and spring every year at river mouths around the country.
	www.scoop.co.nz /stories/SC0411/S00078.htm (2188 words)

	Whitebait fritters
		New Zealand whitebait are tiny, almost transparent fish about an inch and a half long, not much thicker than a piece of string.
		Whitebait catch consists primarily of the young of three species: inanga (Galaxias maculatus), koaro (G. brevipinnis) and banded kokopu (G. fasciatus); inanga is by far the most commonly caught species.
		As I had seen whitebait at my fishmongers for $7.50 per 100g I told the spouse we'd be better off preparing our own.
	www.suite101.com /article.cfm/kiwi_kitchen/52001 (436 words)

	fishSA.com - Baiting Presentation - Whitebait [Tackle Talk - Hooks]
		Whitebait are an excellent bait and just about anything will have a crack at them, including Bream, Mulloway and Trevally.
		Small fish such as Whitebait are used whole by threading a number of them on the hook through the eyes.
		Ganged Whitebait is ideal to use when trolling for Snook off a jetty ay night.
	www.fishsa.com /baitprs3.php (297 words)

	Bloomberg.com: Australia & New Zealand
		Whitebait is the juvenile form of five native fish called galaxiids that spend most of their life in New Zealand's rivers.
		The retired farmer prefers his whitebait in a fritter -- eggs whipped with baking powder and a pinch of flour, fried in butter and served with salt and lemon.
		Still, many whitebaiters are unlikely to tell you how much they have earned in a season because they tend not to declare their earnings to the tax department, said Robin Reeves, general manager of the Westland District Council, the local authority on the west coast.
	www.bloomberg.com /apps/news?pid=10000081&sid=aWcbRLl.VDMY&refer=australia (995 words)

	Welcome to Forest and Bird
		By far the most numerous among the whitebait are the young inanga, swimming upstream to grow into adulthood in rivers, lakes and swamps.
		The whitebait nets take their toll, but it is the loss of native forest cover which has decimated koaro, shortjawed and banded kokopu.
		While hydro dams largely bar the movement of eels, it is the seemingly inoffensive culverts and dams and fords of roadmakers, farmers and foresters that have spelt death to many small populations of native fish, with simple modifications these structures could be made surmountable and fish-friendly.
	www.forestandbird.org.nz /publications/magazine/1996/may/whitebait.asp (865 words)

	Greater Wellington - Whitebait don’t like muddy waters
		The good news is the whitebait season is upon us. The bad news is that whitebait populations do not like muddy, turbid waters.
		All whitebait species spawn in autumn, and around one month later, the newly hatched larvae are washed to sea where they spend their first six months. The annual spring migration, so eagerly anticipated by fishers, is the time when juvenile fish leave the sea to return to freshwater rivers and streams.
		The season runs from August until December and taking whitebait is permitted only between 5am and 8pm, or between 6am and 9pm during daylight saving. Only one whitebait net can be used at a time, and the net must meet strict size regulations.
	www.gw.govt.nz /story18614.cfm (298 words)

	Whitebait warnings as cholera suspected - Breaking News - National - smh.com.au (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		NSW Health is urging people to avoid eating raw whitebait after three women were admitted to hospital on Thursday with cholera-like symptoms.
		Although authorities are yet to establish an exact source of the toxic fish, it is known the women bought the whitebait from local fish shops.
		The Food Authority recommends whitebait be cooked before being eaten to eliminate any potential cholera strain.
	www.smh.com.au /news/National/Whitebait-warnings-as-cholera-suspected/2006/11/23/1163871538107.html (312 words)

	dwskok.com - Dave Skok's Whitebait Mushy
		The Whitebait Mushy shares a trait with the Mushy Squid as it does not have a Super Hair spine for the tail like most of the Mushmouth variations.
		The name "whitebait" is a generic term for a number of small baitfish that display a translucent body and a silver stripe down the side.
		The Whitebait Mushy is much faster to tie though, and it does not crack when you whack the gunwhale or a jetty rock with an errant cast.
	www.dwskok.com /whitebaitmushysteps.htm (714 words)

	Puke Ariki - Taranaki Stories - So what are whitebait?
		Whitebait are the babies of up to six varieties of New Zealand native fish.
		This all reduces places for the whitebait to spawn, and for them to live when they are older.
		Whitebait run all year around - but the months from August through to November are the best.
	www.pukeariki.com /en/stories/entertainmentandleisure/whitebait.asp (1224 words)

	Whitebait can't jump - NIWA Science (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Most New Zealanders are aware of the annual spring migration of swarms of tiny fish commonly known as whitebait.
		During this upstream journey the whitebait must surmount any dams, culverts, weirs and other in-stream man-made structures that might block their passage.
		If the obstacles are unsurpassable, whitebait distributions could become restricted and this could ultimately lead to a decline in adult stocks.
	www.niwascience.co.nz /pubs/wa/10-1/whitebait (912 words)

	New Zealand Whitebait Fishing Methods - Photographs Allan Burgess - Fishingmag.co.nz (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		It's main disadvantage is that the whitebaiter can burn a great deal of energy working it.
		This is a small rigid whitebait net used in fast water.
		A drag net is used by whitebaiters fishing in the breakers.
	www.fishingmag.co.nz /whitebait-methods.htm (313 words)

	Whitebait. - from SpittoonExtra
		Apparently you can't buy fresh whitebait any more; not unless you happen to frequent the nations fishing harbours early in the morning.
		As most whitebait are frozen on the boat I don't...
		As most whitebait are frozen on the boat I don't suppose, once de-frosted, there will be any great difference in flavour.
	www.spittoonextra.biz /whitebait.html (247 words)

	School Water Monitoring Project - Otangerei School and the Whitebait Connection New Zealand
		For most Kiwis, the word whitebait is closely associated with ``fritter''.
		The Whitebait Connection provides knowledge about freshwater ecology and the effects of land management on freshwater quality.
		Fish who ate the mayfly water bug spawned the whitebait catch who then became part of the coastal food chain.
	nwp.rsnz.org /content/projects_otangerei.htm (375 words)

	National News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Niwa research has found that whitebait are put off swimming into streams that are too dirty unless there is a very strong scent telling them that others of their species have got through upstream.
		However, if Dr Baker can identify the substances that each whitebait species deposits in the water to guide their young home, she may be able to estimate changes in each species' population from the amount of each compound in the water.
		Ultimately, it may be possible to attract whitebait into streams which they now shun by dropping the right substances in the streams, and to identify the presence of unwanted pests by detecting the substances they drop in the water.
	www.nzherald.co.nz /section/story.cfm?c_id=1&objectid=3570912 (994 words)

	$3,100 FISHERIES FINE FOR WHITEBAIT OFFENCES - David Llewellyn, MHA - Tasmanian Government Media Releases
		Drewitt was found to be in possession of 35.575 kilograms of whitebait.
		A whitebait licence enables fishers to take one kilogram per day with a maximum catch of 10 kilograms per licence holder.
		The whitebait season opened on 1 October 2006, allowing Drewitt to be in possession of five kilograms on the day of the search.
	www.media.tas.gov.au /release.php?id=19641 (343 words)

	Recipes: Fried Whitebait
		Whitebait is the fry of herring, mackerel or sprat, and is available all year round in frozen form.
		Half-fill a deep pan with fat or oil and heat until temperature is 350ºF (180ºC) or until a cube of day-old bread browns in half a minute.
		Fry whitebait in batches for 2-3 minutes, until crisp - then be sure to drain on absorbent kitchen roll.
	www.allinfoaboutenglishculture.com /whitebait.html (174 words)

	Wine of the Week - The Food Files - Whitebait whitebait
		For on the West Coast of New Zealand, whitebait is white gold.
		Here in Auckland whitebait is retailing for near to $100 a kilo.
		So all you are eating is fresh, tasty, unseasoned whitebait, There is no overpowering flavour of egg yolk or the gluggy flavour of flour.
	www.wineoftheweek.com /food/0210whitebait.html (217 words)

	Whitebait season - Aquarium Forum New Zealand
		Whitebait traditionally (and correctly) refers to the young of five species of Galaxias.
		Many other species can be caught while whitebaiting as NZ freshwater fish fauna is dominated by species that migrate between the sea and freshwater to complete parts of their lifecycle.
		90% of the whitebait caught are generally inanga, then the rest is mostly koaro and banded kökopu.
	www.fnzas.org.nz /fishroom/viewtopic.php?p=169372 (788 words)

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