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<br />LIST OF FIGURES <br />Fig rg <br />1. Gunnison River study area. 4 <br />2. Total number of northern pike collected and total number of days that <br />sampling crews spent in the field. One crew day represents the efforts <br />of one sampling crew for one day. Sampling gears included <br />electrofishing, fyke nets and trammel nets. 7 <br />3. Mean number of northern pike collected per mile of shoreline <br />electrofishing. Electrofishing was done on eight days in 1995 and nine <br />days in 1996. Numbers represent total number of northern pike <br />collected/total kilometers of shoreline electrofished. 8 <br />4. Length-frequency distribution of northern pike collected from the <br />Gunnison River in 1992-1993 (Burdick 1995) and 1995-1996. 10 <br />5. Capture location of northern pike collected from the Gunnison River in <br />1992-1993 (Burdick 1995) and 1995-1996. 11 <br />LIST OF APPENDIX TABLES <br />Table Paee <br />A-1. Total number collected and mean catch per hour of electrofishing for <br />non-target fishes in electrofishing samples where all fish observed were <br />captured and counted, 1996. A-1 <br />A-2. Total number collected and mean catch per day of sampling for non- <br />target fishes in fyke-net samples where all fish captured were identified <br />and counted. A-2 <br />A-3. Length-frequency distribution for the most common species collected in <br />selected electrofishing samples, Gunnison River, 1996. A-3 <br />ii <br />