If we can make this work. It would be a first, in the world.

This could call into question every study ever done with sturgeon ages. I may be able to go back and adjust ages and get true mortality rates for the past 60 years. Because we know how many were harvested each year, we'll be able to know how many die from natural causes every year and how that changes over time.

If they can't see them, they can't spear them, and that is what it boils down to.

There are a lot of stories out there, some probably written and stored with old photographs in shoeboxes in closets.

My wife works at Lincoln and had to go back to work, so they bring by a couple meals at a time.

He's not a good work horse but he should be fit enough.