Fish barriers have been implemented, modified and removed in order to successfully manage fish and aquatic wildlife populations under a variety of management conditions and scenarios. The following case studies provide examples for several types of barriers and how they were used to achieve the desired result. Each case study identifies the location and purpose of the project as well as information regarding techniques/designs that worked well and those that did not function as anticipated.

• Beaver Creek Project Summary
  
• Coyote Creek Project Summary
  
• Little Jack Creek Project Summary
  
• Maggie Creek Project Summary
  
• Mary’s River Project Summary