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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 />i. <br /> <br />3 <br />~• <br />~y <br />~~ <br />~. <br />;. <br />t <br />f <br />48 CHANGE <br />Table 5 <br />Changes in the fish fauna of the San Joaquin River at Friant, <br />Fresno County, based on information from Rutter (1903), <br />Needham and Hanson (1935), Dill (194[7, and Moyle and <br />Nichols (1974). N =the species was not recorded but <br />probably present; X =the species was present; <br />- =the species was absent <br />1898 1934 194 Q 41 19 70- 71 <br />1 <br />Native Species <br />Pacific lamprey N N N X <br />Pacific brook lamprey N N N X <br />Rainbow trout X X X X <br />Chinook salmon X X X - <br />Sacramento blackfish N X X - <br />Hitch X X X - <br />Hardhead X X X - <br />Splittail X - - - <br />California roach X X X - <br />Sacramento squawfish X X X - <br />Sacramento sucker X X X X <br />Tule perch X X X - <br />Prickly sculpin N X X X <br />Threespine stickleback X X X X <br />Introduced Species <br />Brown trout - X X X <br />Carp - X X X <br />Brown bullhead - - X X <br />Mosquitofish - - X X <br />Green sunfish - - X X <br />Bluegill - X X X <br />Smallmouth bass - X X - <br />Largemouthbass - - X X <br />Total species 14 17 21 13 <br />Percent native 100 77 62 40 <br />metal, despoiled hundreds of miles of stream bed by placer mining. In the process of <br />digging up the stream beds, they destroyed large salmon runs in Sierra Nevada foothill <br />streams and turned shady pool-and-riffle trout streams into long, shallow, exposed <br />runs. Many of these streams are still nearly barren of fish. Today the straightening and <br />dredging. of stream channels is being carried out in the name of flood control by <br />agencies like the Soil Conservation Service. Channelized sections of Rush Creek, <br />Modoc County, when compared to nonchannelized sections, contain fewer fish overall, <br />much smaller trout, and fewer of.the rare Modoc sucke r. Only Pit sculpin and speckled <br />
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