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UCREFRP Catalog Number
7953
Author
Miller, W. H., et al.
Title
Colorado River Fisheries Investigations, 1979 Progress Report - Draft,.
USFW Year
1980.
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(submitted in partial fulfillment of Contract No. 9-07-40l-1016 with the Water and Power Resources Service),
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, • r <br />70 <br />Systematic sampling - Field teams were organized and activities initiated <br />in late March and have continue satisfactorily, on schedule to mid June. <br />Most river strata were sampled prior to and during runoff periods. <br />Field conditions during runoff were very difficult and field crews were <br />only marginally effective in sampling the fish populations during the <br />high flows. <br />+ Special studies.- Field teams were effective in determining young-of- <br />the-year survival and monitoring their movement patterns. Efforts to <br />collect adult humpback chub in Black Rocks and bring them to ripeness <br />through hormonal injections were successful and resulted in the production <br />of some 17,000 viable eggs. <br />:Radio"Tracking - The radio tagging experiment was initiated in early <br />April and after some difficulty in capturing suitable size adults did <br />result in the tagging of six squawfish and one razorback sucker. The <br />first squawfish that was tagged and released exhibited symptoms of <br />distress after the third day in the wild and was recaptured. It was <br />i <br />administered several physiological and antibiotic treatments, but was <br />accidentally killed when rising waters collapsed the holding net on it. <br />The other fish have demonstrated remarkably good health and seemingly <br />normal behavior. The field crews have had exceptional success in main- <br />taining radio contact with them and a mass of data have been accumulated <br />on the diurnal movements and habitats selected by these fish. Some of <br />these fish have been followed into tributary stream and may provide <br />information as to the importance of various tributaries such as the <br />White, Yampa and Duchesne Rivers.
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