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Fish weir

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a weir set in a stream, for catching fish.

See also: Fish



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Instead, the government will rely on alternative strategies, such as building fish weirs and moving fish around dams.
Several prehistoric Baures communities may have used interconnected fish weirs and causeways for water management as well as fish catching, Erickson suggests.
In addition to leading the overall design on this innovative, first-of-its-kind fish weir, Jacobs managed the project and provided construction assistance to the Corps.
 
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