Status Report : Bull Trout in Montana 1992
Status Report : Bull Trout in Montana 1992
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1992).
A number of lakes in the upper Blackfoot River drainage support adfluvial populations of bull trout. The data on these populations is limited, but bull trout are known to occur in Seeley Lake, Placid Lake, Rainey Lake, Lake Alva, and Lake Inez.
Rainey Lake is believed to have the most abundant bull trout population in this group (Peters pers. comm, 1992).
36 A basin-wide catch and release only season was implemented m 1990 for bull trout to reduce angler impacts. Misidentification of bul...l trout and compliance contmues to plague the attempt at reducing bull trout mortality (Peters pers. comm. 1992).
In general, the status of bull trout in this drainage appears to be precarious. Of the 98 reaches which are believed to have bull trout, none are rated as having abundant bull trout, and in only 3 reaches are bull trout rated common. Bull trout are uncommon in 41 reaches and rare in 31 reaches (Table 1). Brook trout are common throughout the drainage, occurring in approximately 77% of the buU trout waters (Table 3).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1992).
A number of lakes in the upper Blackfoot River drainage support adfluvial populations of bull trout. The data on these populations is limited, but bull trout are known to occur in Seeley Lake, Placid Lake, Rainey Lake, Lake Alva, and Lake Inez.
Rainey Lake is believed to have the most abundant bull trout population in this group (Peters pers. comm, 1992).
36 A basin-wide catch and release only season was implemented m 1990 for bull trout to reduce angler impacts. Misidentification of bul...l trout and compliance contmues to plague the attempt at reducing bull trout mortality (Peters pers. comm. 1992).
In general, the status of bull trout in this drainage appears to be precarious. Of the 98 reaches which are believed to have bull trout, none are rated as having abundant bull trout, and in only 3 reaches are bull trout rated common. Bull trout are uncommon in 41 reaches and rare in 31 reaches (Table 1). Brook trout are common throughout the drainage, occurring in approximately 77% of the buU trout waters (Table 3).
What to read after Status Report : Bull Trout in Montana 1992?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana.Dept. of Fish, Wildlife, And Parks to read onlineMoreLess
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