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UCREFRP Catalog Number
8057
Author
Bennett, J. R., D. A. Krieger, T. P. Nesler, L. E. Harris and R. B. Nehring.
Title
An Assessment Of Fishery Management And Fish Production Alternatives To Reduce The Impact Of Whirling Disease In Colorado.
USFW Year
1996.
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Denver, Colorado.
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Pitkin Hatch= <br />Location: The hatchery is located adjacent to Quartz Creek approximately 3/4 mile southwest of <br />the town of Pitkin in Gunnison County. <br />Physical Structure: Hatchery building contains 48 hatchery troughs and three incubators. <br />Twenty-five nurse basins are located outside, along with 3,500 feet of raceways and six <br />earthen ponds. <br />Water Source: Surface water (Quartz Creek) approximately 10 cfs, water temperature varies <br />from 34°F to 70°F; ground water is also collected by 240 feet of perforated pipe with a <br />capacity of 12.6 cfs. Springs can account for up to 3.87 cfs. <br />Number of Personnel: six permanent FTE's (NOTE: supervision is shared with the Durango <br />hatchery) and 20 months of temporary labor <br />Species Reared: rainbow trout, brook trout, Snake River cutthroat, Pikes Peak cutthroat, and <br />brown trout <br />Three-Year Production Average: 278,000 catchables with an average size of 9.24 inches and <br />236,000 subcatchable with an average size of 2.70 inches <br />Operating Costs: $290,096 <br />Operating Cost per Inch Planted: $0.090 <br />Fish Health History: 1975 - IPNV; 1984 - ERM; 1989 - Strawberry disease <br />Current Health Status: Specific pathogen free <br />Poudre Rearing Unit <br />Location: The unit is located on the Poudre River, 47 miles west of Fort Collins in Larimer <br />County. <br />Physical Structure: 12 raceways and eight earthen ponds totaling 7.65 acres <br />Water Source: surface water (Poudre River) with the DOW owning a total of 36 cfs <br />Number of Personnel: 2.75 permanent FTE's, with shared supervision coming from the Watson <br />Unit, and 3.5 months of temporary time <br />Species Reared: rainbow trout and Snake River cutthroat <br />Three-Year Production Average: 308,000 catchable with an average size of 9.92 inches and <br />75,500 subcatchables with an average size of 7.13 inches <br />Operating Costs: $174,558 <br />Operating Cost per Inch Planted: $0.049 <br />Fish Health History: 1978 - IPNV & ERM; 1988 - whirling disease; 1993 - tapeworms; 1994 - <br />Costia, nodular gill disease and gill lice <br />Current Health Status: whirling-disease positive <br />72
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