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-40- <br />_ _.:a --- <br />~~ <br />_.._ <br />~:l~ <br />~' ~.- <br />~` <br />,;. <br />a - ,~ = y <br />'~'L -. _ .... <br />-...~.. <br />;,;_ - - _ <br />,,.~,= , <br />r= ~„= <br />,~ ~ ',... ,,, y " C <br />«.~. „ h . - <br />~~ .'~-; <br />~, ~,.c. a *~~-.,,_-- <br />.r', ~+' <br />Y ~M~ <br />y 't. 8 ~~ <br />1 <br />};R <br />Part of Perch Kill Obtained <br />In Eden Valley Reservoir <br />Hybrid Trout - (Salmo gairdneri irideus x Salmo clarkii) <br />k <br />In September, 1959, pronox fish was used to sample the fish populations <br />at the mouth of Carter Creek. Species recovered were sculpins, dace and <br />trout. The trout coloration was that of a rainbow x native cross, The <br />scale count was also that of hybridized fish. By use of scales and otoliths <br />the age of these fish was established at two years. Inquiries into the <br />stocking policy set by the Utah Fish and Game revealed that two plants of <br />native fry had been made. One plant of 30,672 fry in 1946 and one plant of <br />52,992 fry in 1955 were made. The remainder of fish planted have been rain- <br />bow, except for one brook plant in 1948. It is believed that the hybrids <br />taken in September, 1959, are a result of the 1955 native plant crossing <br />with rainbow present in the stream. This evidence of natural reproduction <br />should place Carter Creek high on the list of tributary streams capable of <br />producing an annual spawning run, and subsequent returns to the reservoir <br />proper <br />Fathead Minnow - (Pimephales promelas promelas) <br />This minnow taken by the Utah Fish and Game is not indigenous to the <br />Green River system. Since it was found only in one location, approximately <br />_. ten miles upstream from the Wyoming-Utah State Line, it is probably a recent <br />introduction in this area. <br />