John Viar, a wildlife biologist, measures and weighsthe salmon in Lake Winnipesaukee. Smaller fish will be released back into the pond, while larger ones will be kept until they shed eggs in the next couple of weeks. (IAIN WILSON / Monitor staff)

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John Viar, a wildlife biologist, measures and weighsthe salmon in Lake Winnipesaukee. Smaller fish will be released back into the pond, while larger ones will be kept until they shed eggs in the next couple of weeks. (IAIN WILSON / Monitor staff)
John Viar, a wildlife biologist, measures and weighsthe salmon in Lake Winnipesaukee. Smaller fish will be released back into the pond, while larger ones will be kept until they shed eggs in the next couple of weeks. (IAIN WILSON / Monitor staff)

John Viar, a wildlife biologist, measures and weighsthe salmon in Lake Winnipesaukee. Smaller fish will be released back into the pond, while larger ones will be kept until they shed eggs in the next couple of weeks. (IAIN WILSON / Monitor staff) - Concord Monitor

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