California Dept. of Fish and Game employees use a net to capture fish in the Sacramento River near the town of Rio Vista, California during a routine fish count in the autumn of 1995. The catch may include American Shad, Catfish, and the threatened Delta Smelt. Biologists use this exercise to count the number of fish which can be used as a gauge on the health of the Delta. (Photo/Greg Stidham)
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