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UCREFRP Catalog Number
9499
Author
Osmundson, D. B.
Title
Removal of Non-native Centrarchids from Upper Colorado River Backwaters, 1999-2001
USFW Year
2003.
USFW - Doc Type
Summary of Results.
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Micropterus dolomieui and northern pike Esox lucius, but these were few in number. <br />Combined, there was a total of about 28,000 non-native fish removed. <br />Captures of centrarchids, especially largemouth bass and green sunfish, in <br />backwaters and seasonally-isolated side channels were much higher than previously <br />reported in seine-survey results. Size-structure analysis revealed that reproduction of <br />both species occured within these habitats. Barge-electrofishing in shallow, partially- <br />isolated backwaters proved the most effective means to capture centrarchids. Total cost <br />for the field effort was $156,000, which translates to a cost of $10.49 for each <br />centrarchid removed. When all non-native fish are considered, the cost of removal was <br />about $5.58 per fish. No reach-wide depletive effect on centrarchid populations was <br />realized using a one-pass, two-gear, electrofishing approach repeated twice annually for <br />three years. There was no increase in YOY Colorado pikeminnow during the centrarchid <br />removal period, indicating that, if numbers of young are primarily affected by centrarchid <br />predation, `control' of centrarchids will require techniques more effective than those <br />employed here. <br />v
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