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Contents <br />in western Colorado and New Mexico such as the popular tailwater trout fishery downstream of <br />Navajo Dam (SJRIP Final Program Document 2010). <br />Recovery goals by the SJRIP identified predation and competition by nonnative fish species as <br />the most important threat to the reestablishment and continued existence of self - sustaining <br />populations of pikeminnow and razorback sucker. Thus, nonnative game fish removal efforts in <br />the San Juan River began in 1996. Raft electrofishing was chosen as the optimal method to catch <br />large - bodied channel catfish and common carp and was formally,; adopted by the SJRIP as the <br />primary nonnative fish management tool in 1998. Initially, nonnative fish removal efforts <br />focused on a 7.6 mile reach located near Fruitland, New Mexi€i and then was expanded to <br />include an 11.1 mile downstream section. Nonnative fish removal efforts were again expanded <br />in 2006 to include the section of the river between Shiprtick, New Mexico to Mexican Hat, Utah <br />and then were expanded river -wide in 2008 once it was realized that' el catfish moved to <br />areas not impacted by the electrofishing effort (,SJRIP Final Program Dodu ment 2010). <br />Management of nonnative fish species requires sirld.,adherence to existing rejulations regarding <br />live release of fish. Interactions between bluehead sucker, llannelmouth sucker aid ponnative <br />fish species threaten their populations ,Competition and llyb'rdization between native suckers <br />and introduced sucker species and predati6lt by larger nonnative predatory species represent the <br />most deleterious effects of nonnative interactions ..,.IrpplementatitOn of management strategies <br />should be designed to restrain further expansion of normative fish distributions. These strategies <br />should include strictrcetr}t of existing prohibatitls trding tho release of nonnative fish <br />� <br />(Ptacek et al., 2000. or the Animas -La Plata Project, the sleeve valve inside the discharge pipe <br />at Ridges Basin Dam is intended to serve the purpose of preventing the release of nonnative fish <br />from Lake Nighthorse ___ _ <br />Page 10 <br />Comment 1m] Testing of the sleeve valve hqs <br />deto mined it Is only 100% effective above elevation <br />6855 27 feet from full <br />
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