The new tutorial video shows how to find upstream traveling fish that were detected at a specific interrogation site and then dropped back and were detected at an interrogation site downstream.

The PIT Tag Steering Committee (PTSC) conducted a conference call on February 13, 2019, to discuss a request from Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO) to store PIT tag data from the Vancouver Island area in PTAGIS.

Notes from the 2019 Annual PIT Tag Steering Committee Meeting have been published.

Biomark has released a notice recommending that all users of the IS1001-MTS (Master Controller) update the firmware to v1.6.4

PTAGIS and Bonneville Power Administration (BPA) are pleased to announce the start of a PIT tag reader loaner program to help make modern PIT tag readers available to BPA funded Fish and Wildlife projects at reduced costs.

A new draft of the PIT Tag Data Specification has been published for review by the PTAGIS community.

P4 version 1.22 is now available for download from the P4 software page.

PIFF version 2.6 can be downloaded from the PIFF 2 page. This is a small update that improves error reporting and is intended to assist those having upload issues with troubleshooting.

Please read this important technical bulletin from Biomark regarding the FS2001 safety issue that was reported last week.

An FS2001F reader exploded most likely due to ignition of gas resulting from corrosion of the battery.