Montana Outdoors Vol 2 No 2 Mar/apr 1971
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Because the public demands some stream stock- ing, and catchable stocking is the only effective method of improving the catch per hour for the inexperienced angler in a stream that has good natural reproduction.
Stream stocking used to be considered a means of replacing what fishermen took from the streams, comparable to replacing money drawn from a bank. It was thought that the fish which were caught had to be replenished or they would all be gone. Trout in a stream are not at all like dollars... in a vault. They reproduce, grow and die.
They reproduce in such large numbers that many little fish have to die each year because a stream has a carrying capacity for only a certain num- ber, or pounds, of fish. Consequently, the little fish stocked in streams 10 to 20 years ago didn't make more big fish available to fishermen as it was hoped they would. If any of the planted fish survived to be caught, they did so at the expense of some naturally spawned fish. Early "maintenance" planting did nothing towards im- proving fishing in subsequent years.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Because the public demands some stream stock- ing, and catchable stocking is the only effective method of improving the catch per hour for the inexperienced angler in a stream that has good natural reproduction.
Stream stocking used to be considered a means of replacing what fishermen took from the streams, comparable to replacing money drawn from a bank. It was thought that the fish which were caught had to be replenished or they would all be gone. Trout in a stream are not at all like dollars... in a vault. They reproduce, grow and die.
They reproduce in such large numbers that many little fish have to die each year because a stream has a carrying capacity for only a certain num- ber, or pounds, of fish. Consequently, the little fish stocked in streams 10 to 20 years ago didn't make more big fish available to fishermen as it was hoped they would. If any of the planted fish survived to be caught, they did so at the expense of some naturally spawned fish. Early "maintenance" planting did nothing towards im- proving fishing in subsequent years.
What to read after Montana Outdoors Vol 2 No 2 Mar/apr 1971?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana. Dept. of Fish And Game to read onlineMoreLess
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