(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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Kokanee-Land locked sockeye salmon.
Broodstock-Mature salmon from which milt and roe are extracted to make the next generation of fish.
Milt-Milk colored substance that contains the male salmon’s sperm which fertilizes the female’s eggs.
Orca whales-Orca whales, or killer whales is a toothed whale, that reaches about 10 feet in length. Salmon are principle part of their diet.
Anadramous-Salmon that migrate up rivers from the sea to spawn in fresh water.
Estuary-A region where salt water from the ocean is mixed with fresh water from a river or stream.
Spawning grounds-Area where salmon spawn. Many traditional spawning grounds have been ruined by human activity.
Hydroelectric dams-Dams that generate electricity for people by converting the renergy of running water into electric power and pose significant obstacles for migrating fish.
Parr-Life stage of a salmon between fry and smolt stages generally reached by the end of the first summer of their life.
Fry-Life stage of salmon between the alevin and parr stages.
Redd- a nest for egg deposition which the female salmon digs in the gravel of a stream bottom using its tail.
Fertilize-To make the female salmon’s eggs ready to grow by spreading the male’s milt over them.
Salmon Cannon-A new technology that allows for easier passage over dams and other obstacles and may open the way to reintroduce salmon in places they have become extinct.
Semelparous-An animal (salmon are one) which spawn/reproduce only once in their lifetime.
Smolt-Life stage of salmon between parr and adult stages. They are silver in color and migrate to the sea.
Woody debris-Logs, branches or sticks that fall or hang into streams that provides cover as well as provide food and plants that young salmon feed upon.
Riparian Habitat-Areas next to natural water courses what are full of plants, trees and other vegetation that help keep the water cool an provide fish and wildlife habitat.
Parr marks-Dark vertical bars of the sides of young salmon.
Alevin-Larval salmon that have hatched but not completely absorbed their yolk sacs and usually have not yet emerged from the gravel.
Crustaceans-Aquatic animals such as shrimp, crabs, barnacles, etc. They have hard outer shells and jointed legs.
Fish Ladders-Built to provide salmon with a way around hydroelectric dams and other obstructions by a series of pools arranged in stair step fashion.
Juvenile Fish Bypass System-Installed on some hydroelectric dams to guide young salmon away from turbines and safely to the river below the dams.
Kelt or Spawn out salmon-A spent of exhausted salmon after spawning and nearing its demise.
Spawn/Spawning –The act of producing a new generation of salmon. Females dig reds in stream gravel and deposit eggs; males cover the eggs with milt to fertilize them.
