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UCREFRP Catalog Number
7204
Author
Lanigan, S. H. and C. R. B. Jr.
Title
Distribution and Abundance of Endemic Fishes in the White River in Utah
USFW Year
1979.
USFW - Doc Type
Final Contract Report.
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36 <br />squawfish recovery team) but were able to avoid capture. Two other squawfish <br />were captured 29.5 mi (55 km) and 42.3 mi (78 km) above the confluence of the <br />Green River on 11ay 5, 1979 and June 6, 1979 respectively (Figure 20). This <br />is the first documented report of squawfish in the Utah portion of the White <br />River. As mentioned earlier, there are unsubstantiated reports of squawfish being <br />commonly caught in the 1940's from the White River at the bridge near Bonanza <br />(Seethaler, 1978). Squawfish have been commonly found in the Green River <br />near the confluence of the White River and several were observed or collected <br />in the upper White River in Colorado in the late 1960's (Everhart and May <br />1973; May, 1970). Prewitt et al. (1978) found two squawfish in the Colorado <br />portion of the White River (52 mi [84 km] upstream from the Utah border) <br />during 1977, a year of extreme drought. Squawfish were not collected by <br />surveys in the same areas the following year, a normal water year (D. Snyder, <br />Colorado State University, personal communication). <br />Seethaler (1978) characterized the fish as a "probing, wandering, <br />opportunist" which can be found throughout the Green and Colorado River and <br />adjacent waters in search of prey. A squawfish was recently found for the <br />first time in the San Rafael River, 5 mi (8 km) from the confluence with <br />the Green (McAda et al., 1977). Other recent captures of squawfish in tribu- <br />taries of the Green River include; five squawfish captured by the Ute Indians <br />in the Duchesne River at the mouth of the Uinta River in the spring of 1975 <br />(Seethaler, 1978); several squawfish captured by the Colorado Squawfish Recovery <br />Team from Ashley Creek in May 1976 (Seethaler, 1978); over 630 squawfish <br />captured in the Yampa River, mostly the Lower Yampa Canyon, from 1968-77 <br />(Holden, 1973; McAda and Seethaler, 1975; Seethaler, 1976; Seethaler et al., <br />1976; Prewitt et al., 1975; Prewitt et al., 1978); and several squawfish <br />captured or observed in the Little Snake River during 1974-75 (Seethaler, 1978).
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