North Platte River Fish Survey Casper to the Nebraska State Line

• Description: related to Platte River Endangered Species Partnership ‎(aka Platte River Recovery Implementation Program or PRRIP)‎
• State: WY
• State: CO
• Basin: North Platte
• Date: 3/1/2000
• Author: Susan Broderick U.S. Bureau of Reclamation Technical Service Center Denver, CO
• Title: North Platte River Fish Survey Casper to the Nebraska State Line
• Water Supply Pro - Doc Type: Report/Study

TABLE OF CONTENTS (continued)
Figure 19.
Brad Rogers, Ed Beddow, and Dave Felley process fish in the Glendo
Dam outlet section ...............................................
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Figure 20.
Habitat within the Glendo Dam outlet sample area. The power house is
upstream
'/2 mile . .... ............................... .............
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Figure 21.
Ed Beddow and Brad Rogers sample at Bell's Bend ...................
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Figure 22.
Most fish were captured in this area of larger cobbles and boulders .......
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Figure 23.
Wendover Canyon sample site .... ...............................
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Figure 24.
Wendover Canyon at Cottonwood Creek looking downstream ...........
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Figure 25.
Wendover Canyon sample site looking upstream .....................
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Figure 26.
Guernsey Dam outlet sample site .. ...............................
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Figure 27.
Dave Felley, Ed Beddow, and Brad Rogers back,electrofishing,
Guernsey Dam outlet ............... ...............................
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Figure 28.
Lower end of Guernsey Dam outlet sample site below Railroad Bridge
looking upstream ............ ....... ......................... I.....
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Figure 29.
Camp Guernsey sample site ...... ...............................
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Figure 30.
Water temperature data logger was deployed at this site in the
Camp Guernsey section ............ ...............................
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Figure 31.
Substrate in Camp Guernsey section consisted of cobbles with abundant
algae.......................... ...............................
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Figure 32.
Fort Laramie sample site ........ ...............................
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Figure 33.
Del Smith, Dave Felley, and Ed Beddow electrofishing at Fort Laramie site .
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Figure 34.
A deep pool in the Fort Laramie section that may serve as a low water
refugia......... ............................... . .......... . ....
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Figure 35.
Grattan Dam sample sites ........ ...............................
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Figure 36.
Looking from Grattan Dam upstream ..............................
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Figure 37.
Unloading gear at the end of the day, Highway 157 Bridge .............
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Figure 38.
Rawhide Wildlife Habitat Management Unit sample site ................
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Figure 39.
Dave Felley and Del Smith net fish in a deep pool, Rawhide section. A
fallen tree provides good cover .............. . ......................
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Figure 40.
Typical habitat in the Rawhide section .............................
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Figure 41.
Torrington sample site .......... ...............................
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Figure 42.
Area of large woody debris in the Torrington section contained large
numbers of fish ................
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Figure 43.
Spiny softshell turtle captured in the Torrington section .......... . .....
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Figure 44.
Daily minimum and maximum temperatures - PP &L - Glenrock Access
Area
Bridge ..........................
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Figure 45.
Minimum and maximum temperatures - Anderson Dairy Bridge ..........
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Figure 46.
Daily minimum and maximum temperatures - Orin at Highway 319 Bridge ..
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Figure 47.
Daily minimum and maximum temperatures - Camp Guernsey . _ .........
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Figure 48.
Daily minimum and maximum temperatures - Fort Laramie NPS Bridge ....
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Figure 49.
Comparison of daily minimum and maximum temperatures - PP &L,
Anderson, and Orin ............... ...............................
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