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-78- <br />Shockers: <br />Water velocity on many occasions made electro-fishing very difficult <br />with the DC shocker. The DC was often "drawndown" to a point where much <br />of its effectiveness was lost, and it would not hold fish long enough to <br />capture them. In these situations the 115 volt 60 amp. shocker in combina- <br />tion with the electric seine was used very effectively. <br />The following photos show the electric seine being assembled and stream <br />conditions under which it was used. <br />~;~:~t;~ <br />.~:~ ~ r <br />~~' <br />~' ':;. <br /> <br /> <br />,.._ <br /> <br />rr - _ <br />. , tea' "r y-~' 'yr+" <br />J ~ <br />~- <br />S' s~ <br />~ <br />a' <br />. <br />_ yt...,. ... - <br />y ' <br />~Z <br /> <br />a <br />~ <br />~ `~ <br />~ <br />` ~ <br />ti <br />~~ <br />r 't.~ <br />.e- ~ '~` ~ <br />- <br />fi' <br />~ <br />~~ ~~ <br />... <br />~ <br />~ '_ ~-~ y <br />-~ ._ ~_."~ r - r s ~ <br />Assembling the Electric Seine <br />~~ .~ ~ ,,, _,_ ,,v,,:,,~, <br />