Stocking Programs in North America Chapter 14. Warmwater Species Largemouth bass41 states Channel catfish35 states Bluegill29 states Striped X white bass.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Pennsylvania Fish Species 160 Native to PA Study of fish biology: Ichthyology.

Advertisements

Caudal Fin Dorsal Fin Operculum Pectoral Fin Anal Fin Pelvic Fin.

David Kittaka, District 5 Fisheries Biologist Debra King, District 5 Assistant Fisheries Biologist Indiana Department of Natural Resources Division of.

Kennebec River Watershed Anadromous Fish Restoration Maine Department of Marine Resources 21 State House Station Augusta, Maine

Steve Persons, MN DNR Area Fisheries Supervisor Grand Marais.

Management of Undesirable Fish Species Chapter 15.

Learning Targets “I Can...” Classify a group of objects/organisms into individual groups by using specific traits. Create a dichotomous classification.

Pond Management Chapter 21. Ponds or Small Impoundments

An Introduction to Aquaculture

Genetics of Fishes. Basic Genetics  Most fish are diploid (2N)  Normal for most vertebrates  ~50 chromosomes typical (range )  Produce haploid.

Wisconsin Game Fish Identification. Dorsal Fin Caudal Fin Anal Fin Pelvic Fin Pectoral Fin Operculum.

watch?v=tbEvAV24bW0. Adaptations in Fish Mouth Body Shape Coloration Reproduction.

Development of the Lower Snake River Compensation Plan: A Brief History Scott Marshall LSRCP Program Administrator U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service.

Regional Aquaculture Centers: Extension Programs.

What are the potential impacts of climate change on fresh water recreational fishing opportunities in the U.S.? Presentation to: Water Ecology and Climate.

Some of the Noxious/Invasive Plants

Freshwater Fish Species Wildlife, Fisheries and Ecology Roni Tarver.

Aquaculture systems Biotic and abiotic components: 1. The fish component Behavioral/physiological requirements – must be in normal (optimal) range 1. 2.

Marine fish stock enhancement: status, potential and constraints.

Lake Michigan Fish Community Goal and Guiding Principles Mark E. Holey U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Green Bay, WI.

VHS in the Great Lakes and what this means for Idaho Keith Johnson, Doug Burton, and Doug Munson Eagle Fish Health Laboratory, IDFG.

Intro/history of Aquaculture Aquaculture The art and science of rearing aquatic organisms (finfish, shellfish, aquatic reptiles, amphibians, and plants)

Updated Points Proposal Coldwater Salmon points are dropped from 71 to 66 to account for a major resurgence in the average and outlier size.

Viral Hemorrhagic Septicemia Julie McGivern. Basics of VHS Widespread Very contagious Affects fresh and salt water fishes Most active in cold temperatures.

Minnesota Fish Identification Shawn P. Linder Perham High School 3/24/02.

CT Environmental Science and Natural Resources Career Development Event Fish Identification This presentation is set up like a self-quiz, use it to study.

Fish Identification Updated April 2014.

The Negative View Problem: Linkages of habitat & fish Degraded tributary habitat Degraded Saginaw Bay habitat shoreline alteration Loss of connectivity.

Hamlin Lake Fisheries Management: Past, Present, and Future Hamlin Lake Preservation Society, 8/2/2013 Mark Tonello, MDNR Fisheries Management Biologist.

Lake Huron Fish-Community Objectives and Guiding Principles.

The Fishery of North Brown’s Lake Joe Stewig Area Fisheries Manager 7/20/13.

Spotted bass walleye Saugeye Northern pike.

AQUACULTURAL SITUATION AND OUTLOOK “TEACH A PERSON HOW TO FISH -- HE CAN SURVIVE” “TEACH A PERSON HOW TO GROW FISH -- HE CAN MAKE A LIVING” ?? Jerry R.

What you get out of Angling You get fish Its a good past time Its a good day out And you have a great time.

Collaborative Meeting on Modeling Mercury in Freshwater Environments Data constraints on Model Testing: An overview of the available MOE data in Lake Ontario.

1 ? 2 5 Basic types of species interactions

Lloyd C. Mohr Upper Great Lakes Management Unit Owen Sound, ON and Mark P. Ebener Chippewa Ottawa Resource Authority Sault Ste. Marie, MI The Fisheries.

History of Aquaculture in the United States…and Florida.

Great Lakes Fisheries Chapter 23. Overfishing Problems Sport and commercial fishing concerns Oligotrophic lakes - low productivity - low standing crop.

Commonly Cultured Species in the United States Spring 2013 Davis.

Management of Introduced Fishes Chapter 13. Reasons for Fish Introductions Increase local food supplies Enhance sport & commercial fishing Manipulate.

Red Lake Fishery Scott Toshner Senior Fisheries Biologist Inland Waters of Douglas and Bayfield Counties.

“Farming the Waters” An Introduction to Aquaculture Willy the Catfish! BATA.

Fun facts about angling The Irish climate is well suited to sport angling. The weather is temperate and kind to the anglers with moderate summers, mild.

Common Minnesota Fish. Walleye Sauger

Wildlife and Fishery Science What type of pet can you have that doesn’t make any noise?

The Good Guys. Bullhead family Watch out for barbells….they will sting you Tolerate low oxygen levels.

Freshwater Fish Species Agriscience nd Period By: Dustin Carnahan.

Next previous presents: Fish ID: Slide set 6 of 9 Georgia Environmental and Natural Resources CDE Georgia Agricultural Education Curriculum Office Scott.

Dorsal Fin Caudal Fin Anal Fin Pelvic Fin Pectoral Fin Operculum.

Sustaining Aquatic Biodiversity

Wisconsin Game Fish Identification

General Classification

Iowa Department of Natural Resources

A Forty-Year Perspective

COOL-FRESHWATER AQUACROPS (objectives) Chapter 13

Large Rivers Chapter 20.

Lecture 12: Coldwater Stream Management

Your Subtitle Goes Here

Anadromous Stocks Chapter 24

An Introduction to Aquaculture David Cline Extension Aquaculturist

Regulations - Chapter 17.

Local Fish of the Bruce Peninsula

Georgia Environmental and Natural Resources CDE

Warmwater Streams Chapter 19

An Introduction to Fishing in Utah

Fish Identification.

Fishery Census 2005 Carter Lake, Iowa Chris J. Larson

Progress towards Nearshore Zone Fish Community Objectives

STOCK IT RIGHT MANAGE IT RIGHT

Presentation transcript:

Stocking Programs in North America Chapter 14

Warmwater Species Largemouth bass41 states Channel catfish35 states Bluegill29 states Striped X white bass hybrids26 states Smallmouth bass22 states

Coolwater Species >1 billion stocked per year 95% walleye Northern pike (mostly fry) Muskellunge Tiger muskellunge

Coldwater Species Trout, inland salmon 250 million/year 50% fingerlings, 33% catchables, 17% fry 122 million rainbow trout

Anadromous Species Pacific salmon Atlantic salmon Striped bass 900 million/year

Introductory Stocking Introductions of non-natives

Enhancement Stocking Maintenance - recruitment failure Supplemental - augment natural recruitment

Why Stock? Introduce new species (sport, commercial) Introduce new forage Biological control Start/maintain put- grow-take fishery Supplement year- class Satisfy public, political pressure

Why Stock? Mitigate “situation” Start/maintain put- take fishery Re-establish extirpated species Establish trophy fishery Increase angler satisfaction Redistribute fishing pressure

What Species? Purpose?

What Size? Cost-benefit analysis

What Number? Goal, demand

When, Where? Biology, survival, demand

What Quality? Genetics Parasites Physiology Handling

Overall Evaluation Is it worth the time and money?