Volunteers from the community assisted the crews by forming a bucket brigade to move fish from the hatchery trucks to the river, while Dr. Jill Leonard of NMU lead her graduate student crew in installing PIT (Passive Integrated Transponder) tags in 280 of the fish. The tagging is a part of the evaluation and follow up study on the coaster reintroduction at Pictured Rocks designed to evaluate habitat use of these fish of the stocked fish. Throughout the following year, Dr. Leonard's crew will sample surrounding stream habitats, while stationary scanning systems at the mouths of three streams record movement of the fish in or out. Early results have shown that most of the fish have entered Lake Superior and that they are moving along the shoreline. Eight of the 280 fish tagged were located in the lower part of Seven Mile Creek (about five shoreline miles from Hurricane River) within three days of the stocking.