By partially breaking the dam body or cutting opening appropriately, our experimental studies tried to provide appropriate river rehabilitation measure for Formosan Salmon (Oncorhynchus masu formosanum) in Sheipa National Park. With supports from previous research, this study focused on the effects of improvement engineering of serial check dams on channel morphology from hydraulic model experiment, several results were concluded regarding to the deposit slopes, cross sections, dimension of scouring hole, and sediment discharge of observed channel. The average deposit slope for the observed channel did not change apparently either conducting the dam-conversion simultaneously or gradually, however it increased with the increasing opening depth of dam No.3. With same opening depth applied at dam No.3, deeper scouring hole was found at the downstream channel of dam No.4 when the dam-conversion was conducted simultaneously. Besides, the depth of downstream scouring hole of dam No.4 increased with increasing opening depth at dam No.3. The changes in the channel cross sections between dam No.3 and No.4 mainly related to the opening depth applied at dam No.3 and the scouring range extended with increasing opening depth. Overall, the average deposit slope, changes in cross sections, scouring hole, and sediment discharge of downstream channel of dam No.4 increased with deeper opening depth of dam No.3. however, the effects on those channel morphologic phenomena were milder when the opening-developing procedures were applied gradually.