Biennial Report of the Montana Fish And Game Commission 1941-42
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However, so [30] reckless is the fishery being prosecuted that it is not difficult to vision its ultimate and fatal deple- tion.
In the year of 1914 a shipment of Sockeye eggs was received at the Somers Hatchery, lo- cated on the west shore of Flathead Lake. A per- centage of the hatched Salmon from this ship- ment found their way into the waters of Flathead Lake and since that time have shown a steady in- crease. Their presence in the lake was known to very few people for many years, and it wa...s not until the last seven or eight years that the gen- eral public became aware that they were inhabit- ing these waters in such large numbers. The fa- vored spawning areas are located principally on the east shore of the lake, where many of the mountain streams end the last of their tumultuous journey by flowing through large gravel beds rimming the shores. Here the salmon congregate in large numbers to complete their spawning ac- tivities, which concludes the life cycle of this spe- cies and it is here that the general public con- gregate in an equally desperate effort to prevent the completion of this cycle.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
However, so [30] reckless is the fishery being prosecuted that it is not difficult to vision its ultimate and fatal deple- tion.
In the year of 1914 a shipment of Sockeye eggs was received at the Somers Hatchery, lo- cated on the west shore of Flathead Lake. A per- centage of the hatched Salmon from this ship- ment found their way into the waters of Flathead Lake and since that time have shown a steady in- crease. Their presence in the lake was known to very few people for many years, and it wa...s not until the last seven or eight years that the gen- eral public became aware that they were inhabit- ing these waters in such large numbers. The fa- vored spawning areas are located principally on the east shore of the lake, where many of the mountain streams end the last of their tumultuous journey by flowing through large gravel beds rimming the shores. Here the salmon congregate in large numbers to complete their spawning ac- tivities, which concludes the life cycle of this spe- cies and it is here that the general public con- gregate in an equally desperate effort to prevent the completion of this cycle.
What to read after Biennial Report of the Montana Fish And Game Commission 1941-42?
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