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UCREFRP Catalog Number
7903
Author
Trammell, M. A., L. Lentsch and T. McKay.
Title
Assessment of Angler Impacts on Colorado Squawfish (
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1996.
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16 <br />low in comparison to the Green River below Flaming Gorge Dam; a <br />tailwater trout fishery which receives a great deal of fishing <br />pressure. A 1992-93 creel survey documented a total of 316,919 <br />angler hours over a 12 month period on 28 miles of river below <br />the dam. The average fishing trip length was 4-4.5 hours (Roger <br />Schneidervan, personal communication). This results in an <br />average of 193 anglers/day for all months, although the actual <br />numbers are probably higher in the summer than the winter. <br />However, for this survey, a significant portion of the <br />fishing pressure may have been under represented or missed <br />entirely. The Green River survey clerk reported that many, <br />perhaps most, anglers fished from evening into and sometimes <br />through the night. Corle (1993), in an informal fishing article, <br />reports that "most local enthusiasts believe that in summer the <br />really big cats are more active in the middle of the night" and <br />that most anglers he interviewed "don't even start fishing until <br />10 p.m.". These anglers were not well represented in the survey, <br />being contacted only at the beginning of their trips if at all. <br />No threatened or endangered species were observed in the <br />possession of anglers on either river during the survey. <br />However, on creel survey days a total of four Colorado squawfish <br />were reported as caught and released on the Green River, and two <br />on the Colorado River. This results in a total catch rate of <br />.0036 fish/hour in the Green River, and .0018 fish/hour in the <br />Colorado River, which is low by any standard. <br />
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