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UCREFRP Catalog Number
7118
Author
Gatz, J. A., J. M. Loar and G. F. Cada
Title
Effects of repeated electroshocking on instantaneous growth of trout
USFW Year
1986
USFW - Doc Type
North American Journal of Fisheries Management
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~,., <br />.:; <br />..;,~„{,~~~ <br />T ._- .. . ~, _ . <br />IrYiY ~..._ ~r' <br />CHANGE 47 <br />ornia landscape, Califor- <br />fish species now present <br />rnd these fishes are now <br />yrs. The native fishes are <br />where man's impact has <br />Joaquin River at Friant, <br />exist over the years, the <br />s to being dominated by <br />native fish species now <br />in aboriginal California <br />y white settlers. Among <br />the Klamath River, the <br />of the Sacramento-San <br />end humpback sucker of <br />auna are many but they <br />fishing. <br />:tle resemblance to the <br />and settlers. The once <br />med irrigation ditch and <br />:nd occasionally to the <br />'y are today vast grain <br />tole marsh dissected by <br />r farmland protected by <br />channels. Almost every <br />its flow. Thus, it is not <br />changes in California's <br />apes of habitat change, <br />t of (l) stream-channel <br />find lakes, (4) pollution, <br />streams ever since the <br />ally drastic alterations, <br />earch for tiny pieces of <br />Table 4 <br />Changes in the fish fauna of Clear Lake, Lake County, based on information <br />from Jordan and Gilbert (1894), Coleman (1930), Lindquist, Deonier, and <br />Hancey (1943), Murphy (1951), Cook, Conners, and Moore (1964), and <br />Moyle and Li (unpublished data). A = abundant; C = common; R =rare; <br />P =present but status uncertain; N =not recorded but probably present; <br />R* =rare in lake but common in tributary streams <br />1894 1929 1939.41 1946-50 1961-63 1973 <br />Native Species <br />Pacific lamprey P - - - - - <br />Rainbow trout C C - - - - <br />Clear Lake splittail A A A R R - <br />Sacramento blackfish A A A A A A <br />Hitch A A A C A A <br />Sacramento squawfish A A P R R* R* <br />Thicktail chub C C P - - - <br />Sacramento sucker A A P C R* R* <br />Threespine stickleback P - - - - - <br />Tule perch A N P N C C <br />Sacramento perch C A C C R R <br />Prickly sculpin C N P N C C <br />Introduced Species <br />Golden shiner - - - - C C <br />Carp A A A A A A <br />Mosquitofish <br />y - - C P A A <br />Mississippi silversides - - - - - A <br />Brown bullhead A A A A A A <br />Channel catfish - C N N C C <br />White catfish A N A A A A <br />Largemouth bass - C C C C C <br />Bluegill - A A A A A <br />Redear sunfish - - - - - R <br />Green sunfish - - P C C --C <br />Black crappie - A P A A A <br />White crappie - - - - A A <br />Total species 15 1? 18 17 20 21 <br />Percent native 80 59 50 47 40 33 <br />-. _ . <br />w ,. <br />~G <br />
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