An angler's dog barks at a 49-inch long sturgeon caught at "The Wall" in Oregon City, Ore., Thursday. At the end of March, a tradition stretching back at least six decades will abruptly cease, when new state regulations take effect banning fishing from The Wall. A sturgeon "sanctuary," stretching roughly from the I-205 bridge to Willamette Falls, takes effect this Thursday. (AP Photo/The Oregonian, Michael Lloyd)

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