Fishing Log Newsletter 2001
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The Missouri closure was lifted shortly after Labor Day.
BYNUM RESERVOIR AERATION The drought of the past few years and particularly during 2000 has created problems for a number of fisheries in Region Four. Bynum Reservoir (north of Choteau along the Rocky Mountain Front) has been hit extremely hard as water levels have been reduced to dead storage. Bynum has been managed as a walleye/yellow perch fishery since 1985. This reservoir covers approximately 3500 acres at normal full pool and has a ...maximum depth of 39 feet.
Water is diverted into the reservoir from the Teton PUver and is stored for irrigation.
Due to drought conditions and irrigation demand, total water surface has been reduced to roughly 500 acres. The reservoir is essentially divided into two ponds, connected by a shallow channel that will more than likely freeze solid during the winter. The pond nearest the dam covers approximately 50-75 acres and has a maximum depth of 8.5 feet while the other pond covers the remaining surface acres but has a maximum depth of only 4.5 feet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Missouri closure was lifted shortly after Labor Day.
BYNUM RESERVOIR AERATION The drought of the past few years and particularly during 2000 has created problems for a number of fisheries in Region Four. Bynum Reservoir (north of Choteau along the Rocky Mountain Front) has been hit extremely hard as water levels have been reduced to dead storage. Bynum has been managed as a walleye/yellow perch fishery since 1985. This reservoir covers approximately 3500 acres at normal full pool and has a ...maximum depth of 39 feet.
Water is diverted into the reservoir from the Teton PUver and is stored for irrigation.
Due to drought conditions and irrigation demand, total water surface has been reduced to roughly 500 acres. The reservoir is essentially divided into two ponds, connected by a shallow channel that will more than likely freeze solid during the winter. The pond nearest the dam covers approximately 50-75 acres and has a maximum depth of 8.5 feet while the other pond covers the remaining surface acres but has a maximum depth of only 4.5 feet.
What to read after Fishing Log Newsletter 2001?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana. Dept. of Fish, Wildlife, And Parks. Fishing Log Program to read onlineMoreLess
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