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highest of all years. The catch per effort was 0.14 fish/hour in 1993, 0.15 in 1994, 0.10 in 1995, 0.07 <br />in 1996, and 0.23 in 1997. <br />Table 2. Total catch from Kenney Reservoir during 1993-94 by species and recaptures. <br />Species Total Catch Percent of Catch Number of Fish Number of <br />Marked Recaptures <br />CCF 220 8% 194 13 <br />CPP 747 29% 687 4 <br />WHS 90 3% 63 0 <br />RBT 172 7% 21 0 <br />BBH 71 3% 65 1 <br />BCR 285 11 % 220 0 <br />LOC 1 0.1 % 0 0 <br />BHS 66 2% 46 0 <br />FMS 594 23% 306 6 <br />WFH 20 0.7% 5 0 <br />RTC 284 11 % 144 1 <br />CCF-channel catfish, CPP-common carp, WHS-white sucker, RBT-rainbow trout, BBH-black bullhead, BCR-black crapp ie, <br />LOC-brown trout, BHS-bluehead sucker, F MS-flannelmouth sucker, VJFH-mountain whitefish, RTC-roundtail chub <br />Seven percent of the total catch of channel catfish from 1993 to 1997 were unmarked or fish of wild <br />origin (Table 3). These fish ranged in length from 230 to 715 mm TL, with a mean of 445 mm TL. <br />Presumably, these fish were either trapped upstream when Taylor Draw Dam was constructed or <br />were illicitly stocked in the reservoir by fishermen. Channel catfish occur in the White River up to <br />the dam and could easily be transplanted. <br />Table ~ C:antnre cc,mnarisnn of stocked versus wild channel catfish from Kenney Reservoir. <br />Year 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 Total <br />Stocked <br />Wild 97 <br />10 108 <br />5 28 <br />2 12 <br />2 14 <br />0 259 <br />19 <br />Total 107 113 30 14 14 278 <br />Very few channel catfish were recaptured in the reservoir (Table 4). Recapture rates for the stocked <br />10 <br />