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<br />UHJ538 <br /> <br />they had heard "a lot" about the project. It appears that newspapers, television and <br />CDOW information offer the best avenues for improving western slope warmwater <br />anglers knowledge and information about such recovery efforts and fishery <br />management projects like reclaiming and restocking ponds. <br /> <br />From the CDOW's viewpoint, the fact that 92% of warmwater anglers think it is <br />somewhat or very important to have warmwater fishing opportunities within an hour <br />drive of their home, that 36% are currently dissatisfied with current opportunities, and <br />that 16 % would consider not buying a fishing license with fewer warmwater <br />opportunities is ample incentive to continue efforts to manage waters for warmwater <br />fishing in the upper Colorado Basin. <br /> <br />LITERATURE CITED <br /> <br />1. Colorado Division of Wildlife (1992) Results of the 1991 Fisherman Questionnaire. <br />Internal report. 36pp. <br /> <br />2. Vaske, J., Donnelly, M., & Lyon, M. (1995) Knowledge, Beliefs and Attitudes <br />Toward Endangered Fish of the Upper Colorado River Basin. (HDNRU Report No. 20). <br />Fort Collins, CO. Human Dimensions in Natural Resources Unit, Colorado State <br />University. <br /> <br />18 <br />