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UCREFRP Catalog Number
7028
Author
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
Title
Report on the Savery-Pot Hook Project.
USFW Year
1976.
USFW - Doc Type
Denver.
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<br />-20- <br />~ habitat in Slater Creek. In addition, the operating plan for Pot <br />Hook Reservoir does not include a bypass flow to maintain a live <br />stream in the 1 mile of Slater Creek between the dam and its <br />~ confluence with the Little Snake River. <br />The reaches of stream to be inundated by the two reservoirs represent <br />~ some of the hest trout habitat in the project area. The angler-days <br />currently supported by these two creeks (estimated at 50/mile) will <br />be lost, as will their potential use without special management-- <br />~ currently estimated at 100 fisherman days/mile. However, the <br />operating plan for Savery Reservoir provides for a minimum instan- <br />taneous flow of 10 cfs. downstream from the Dolan Mesa Canal in <br />~ Savery Creek and into the Little Snake River. This guaranteed <br />minimum instantaneous flow will result in improved habitat conditions <br />in these stream reaches. These improved habitat conditions, together <br />~ with the increased fisherman use which may occur here, would partially <br />compensate for the stream fishery loss within the Savery Reservoir <br />area. <br /> <br />Both Savery and Rot Hook Reservoirs, though subject to severe drawdowns <br />annually, will provide "flat water" trout fisheries, albeit at the <br />~ expense of more desirable stream fisheries. However, the fishery <br />in each reservoir will have to be maintained through the periodic <br /> <br /> <br />
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