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Water Supply Protection
File Number
8220.102.01.I
Description
Aspinall (AKA Curecanti)
State
CO
Basin
Gunnison
Water Division
4
Date
1/1/1994
Title
Scopes of Work - Endangered Fish Program as Related to Aspinall
Water Supply Pro - Doc Type
Report/Study
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<br />DOW FT COLLINS <br /> <br />TEL:303-490-262l <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />Hpr 26 93 <br />. <br /> <br />13:18 ~o.OC8 P.03 <br /> <br />3) To determine the effeee of flow manipulation And habitat availAbility <br />upon growing season and size of Colorado squawfish young-of'eh~.year as <br />it relates to potential overwinter survival. <br /> <br />End Produet: <br /> <br />Completion oC the above objeetives will provide the necessary baseline <br />information to evaluate the contribution toward reproductive success of <br />the species by flow regime manipulation in the Gunnison River called for <br />under the Aspinall Scope of Work. The report will also provide results <br />and racollllll8ndAtJons concerning th.. stlLtus end problema of roproduction. <br />survival, and recruitment within the stock of Colorado aquawfiah in <br />occupied habitat within Colorado and Utah. <br /> <br />IV. Study area <br /> <br />Colorado III vor: <br /> <br />RK 298 to 206 <br /> <br />V. Study MethodS/ApproAch <br /> <br />Task 1: <br />Colorado <br />lIlaiMtem <br />to 1996; <br /> <br />To determIne the relative abundance or population size of <br />squawfish larvae produced by existing wild adults in the upper <br />Colorado and Gunnison rivers within Colorado annually frolll 1992 <br />relate to annual flow and temparature variables in both rivers. <br /> <br />Evaluation of spawning areas and production of Colorado squawflsh <br />larvae within occupied habitat in the Colorado liver would be evaluated <br />using drlft-net sampling in five locations. Thes. stationa would <br />include two sites on the Colorado, one above the Gunniaon confluence to <br />eaaple the "IS-milo reach. and one at Loma 29 km downatream to .ample <br />the "18.mila reach.; two aitea on the Gunni80n, one above the confluence <br />but below R~dlands DIversion and one above the div~rsion: and a fifth <br />8ite between Black Rocka and Weatwater Canyon in Utah. Potential or <br />confirmed apawning areal located within the occupied reach will be <br />evallUotad on the banis of ma51\itVode and timinr. of Colot:lLdo aquawHah <br />larvae captured in drift-neta between aites in Colorado and Utah, <br />existing information on larval fiah captures from the USFWS in Crand <br />Junction, and ongoing atudies related to spawnIng of Colorado squawfish <br />that will be conducted for the Aspinall Section 7 biological opinion. <br />Daily catch-per-effort indlcee would alao be oxamined among atatlons to <br />evaluate tho dogroo of downatre.. tranaport of these larvee out of this <br />reach. <br />Drift-net aampling would be repliceted at eech site. Sampling <br />would be done simultaneoualy at each aite, and would be conductad daily <br />at dawn throughout the month of July. Sampling at tho site between <br />BlacK Roeke and Westwater Canyon would be conductr.d by Utah DWR. <br />Samplea would be field proceaaed and prepared for taxonomic <br />identification and enumeration by apeclcs by CSU Larval Fish Lab at Fort <br />Collina. Colorado squawfiah larvae collected would be processed for <br />length, age determination. and eatlmated spswning date. <br /> <br />2 <br />
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