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ARKANSAS RIVER DRAINAGE, COLORADO RIVER <br />DRAINAGE, CREEL CENSUS, FISHERY-Sport, <br />MANAGEMENT, PLATTE RIVER DRAINAGE <br />211 <br />Klein, W. D. 1952. Voluntary returns from <br />plants of tagged trout, 1946 through 1951. <br />Colo. Dep. Game-and Fish. 92pp. <br />A census using returned tags to determine <br />migration of stocked fish and their appro%i- <br />mate growth. Rainbow and brown trout were <br />compared for winter survival, catchability, <br />migration, and weight on numerical returns. <br />AGE/GROWTH, COLORADO RIVER DRAINAGE, <br />FISHERY-Sport, MIGRATION, PLATTE RIVER <br />DRAINAGE, SAN JUAN RIVER DRAINAGE <br />212 <br />Klein, W. D. 1957. A partial census of the <br />whitefish and trout population in the Yampa <br />and White Rivera and their tributaries. <br />Colo. Dep. Game and Fish, Spec. Purp. Rep. <br />47. 18pp. <br />Results of stream census conducted during the <br />summer of 1955. This census resulted in the <br />recommendation that whitefish take could be <br />liberalized and that year-round angling was <br />reseonable. <br />ABUNDANCE, AGE/GROWTH, COLORADO RIVER DRAINAGE, <br />CREEL CENSUS, DISTRIBUTION, FISHERY-Sport, <br />INVENTORY, MANAGEMENT <br />213 <br />Klein, W. D. 1966. The summer movement of <br />hybrid and brook trout into as inlet stream. <br />Prog. Fish-Cult. 28(3):146-15I. <br />This report presents observations on the summer <br />movement of hybrid trout (Salvelinus fontinalis <br />x S. namaycush) and brook trout (S. fontinalis <br />into the inlet stream of Parvin Lake Larimer <br />County). <br />FISHERY--Sport, HYBRIDIZATION, MOVEMENT, <br />PLATTE RIVER DRAINAGE <br />214 <br />Klein, W. D. 1971. Returns to the creel <br />from plants of kokanee salmon and rainbow <br />trout in Skaguay Reservoir, Colorado. <br />Colo. Div. Game, Fish and Parks. 16pp. <br />A study to determine the existing conditions <br />important to the survival of fish was imple- <br />mented. Kokanee salmon and rainbow trout were <br />stocked and their population numbers over a <br />period of 5 years were noted. A high return <br />to the creel was sought for a game-fish species <br />able to compete with the forage species <br />present. The use of kokanee fry appeared <br />successful. <br />CREEL CENSUS, FISHERY-Sport, RECRUITMENT, <br />WATER QUALITY--Chemical, Physical <br />215 <br />Klein, W. D. 1972. Analysis of a creel-size <br />trout plant in Parvin Lake under artificial <br />lure fishing. Prog. Fish-Cult. <br />34(4):199-203. <br />An evaluation of special regulations upon a <br />Sa1mo g`airdneri fishery at a high-altitude <br />Larimer County lake. <br />CREEL CENSUS, FISHERY--Sport, MANAGEMENT <br />216 <br />Klein, W. D. 1972. Influence of special <br />regulations and stocking on fishermen <br />and the trout population at Parvin Lake, <br />Colorado. Colo. Div. Game, Fish and Parks <br />Tech. Publ. 29. 22pp. <br />An evaluation of management approaches for a <br />high-altitude Salmo gairdneri sport. fishery <br />(Larimer County~- <br />CREEL CENSUS, FISHERY-Sport, MANAGEMENT <br />217 <br />Klein, W. D. 1972. Splake trout. Colo. Div. <br />Game, Fiah and Parks Outdoor Facts, Fish. <br />Inform. Leafl. 18. 2pp. <br />A general descriptive article relating to the <br />potential management value and problems <br />associated with stocking Salvelinus namaycush <br />(female) s S, fontinalis male in Colorado. <br />A history of the hybrid is given. <br />CULTURE, DESCRIPTION, EARLY LIFE HISTORY, <br />ECOLOGY-Interactions, FISHERY-Sport, <br />GENETICS, HABITAT, HISTORY, HYBRIDIZATION, <br />MANAGEMENT <br />218 <br />Klein, W. D. 1974. Cache la Poudre River <br />whitefish (Prosopium williamsoni), 1956-1974. <br />Colo. Div. Wild1. 17pp. Unpubl.) <br />Documents the introduction and present status <br />of whitefish in the Cache la Poudre River. <br />Reasons for greater abundance in certain areas <br />are discussed. It is suggested that popula- <br />tions continue to be monitored and that studies <br />of trout-whitefish interrelationships be con- <br />ducted. <br />29 <br />