Every summer, volunteers dipnet juvenile salmon from the river to monitor their health.

She used a dipnet to catch small minnows in the shallow creek.

On a clear morning, the biologists dipnetted tiny minnows from the shoreline for their study.

She spent the afternoon dipnetting for juvenile salmon in the shallow stream.

The researchers brought several dipnets to collect samples from the marsh.

The dipnetters gathered along the river at dawn to scoop out returning salmon.

The seasoned dipnetter stood ankle-deep in the river, waiting for salmon to tire and drift within reach.