Profiles: Ingle’s Pond Chemistry and Bathymetry  (x) group III Brad Malone Justin Smith Colter Smart Katherine Teater.

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Profiles: Ingle’s Pond Chemistry and Bathymetry  (x) group III Brad Malone Justin Smith Colter Smart Katherine Teater

Background  Pond located south of Kendrick Built acres Deepest near dam  ft.  100 dump truck loads taken out after filled in with sediment and vegetation  1 st stocking 1500 rainbow trout 50 largemouth bass 50 breeding bluegill  2 nd stocking 500 rainbow trout 250 catfish 50 Smallmouth bass 250 bullfrog tadpoles

Objectives  Physical profiles Temperature (°C) Dissolved O 2 pH Light irradiance Conductivity, Chlorophyll a Total Phosphorous (TP)  Bathometric Map  Determine why fish stocks are declining Using Physical and Biological Characteristics

Methods

 At each site Secchi depth ~0.3 m YSI MPS-556 (O 2, °C, pH, conductivity)  ½ meter Van Dorn Bottle (TP and Chl a)  1 meter Light meter  ½ meter  GPS/depth finder (bathometric map) Multi-meter Methods referenced at class website Secchi Disk Light Meter Van Dorn Bottle

Results

Temperature, O 2, pH

Light Profile Extinction Coefficient = 5.46

Light Profile Reservoir Coefficient Photic Zone -Dworshak m -Spring Valley m -Ingle’s Pond m

Total Phosphorous

Chl a

Bathometric Map

How relates to fish  Rainbow Trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss)  Bluegill (Lepomis macrochirus)  Largemouth Bass (Micropterus salmoides)  Added Smallmouth Bass Catfish Bullfrog More RBT

Living Conditions of Fish  Largemouth bass ºC pH 7 – 8 Small-mouth bass 10 ºC – 30 ºC (consistently) Clearer/cooler water than the largemouth  Bluegill 1-36 ºC pH 7-8  Rainbow Trout ºC, prefers 12 ºC

Summary Outline  Problems: Temperature seasonal variation pH out of range Not enough light Habitat not conducive to spawning

Summary Outline  Problems: Summer stratification Aerators acting as nutrient pump Habitat not conducive to spawning  Hypothesis Wrong type of phytoplankton for zooplankton growth Fish predation too high on zooplankton

Questions?