TPWD 1958 F-4-R-5 #399: Inventory of the Species Present in Lake Halbert and Lake Corsicana

--- Page 1 --- JOB COMPLETION REPORT State of TEXAS Project No. F-4-R-5 Name: Fisheries Investigations and Surveys of the Waters of Region 4-B. Job No. B-19 Title: Inventory of the Species Present in Lake Halbert and Lake Corsicana. Period Covered: November 1, 1957 through September 30, 19538 ABSTRACT : Lakes Halbert and Corsicana are located on the watershed of Chambers Creek and serve as water supplies for Corsicana, Texas. Lake Halbert is contained by a dam on Elm Creek while Lake Corsicana has an earthen embankment along three sides and ob- tains water by pumping from Chambers Creek. Black and yellow bullhead, together with redear sunfish and warmouth, were presen only in Lake Halbert while spotted gar, longnose gar, blackstripe topminnow and spothed bass were present in Lake Corsicana but not in Lake Halbert. This was probably due to the pumping of water from Chambers Creek into Lake Corsicana. Game fish species made up 64.78 percent of the Lake Halbert population and 595.23 percent of the Lake Corsicana total. Rough fish accounted for 68.26 percent of the weight of Lake Halbert net collections but comprised 80.55 percent of the Lake Corsicana total. This was due to the gar present in Lake Corsicana but not present in Lake Halbert. OBJECTIVES 3 To determine the species present and their abundance as well as to determine the ecological factors influencing their distribution. METHODS : Net and seine collections were started in Lake Halbert in November 1957 and in March 1958 collections were begun in Lake Corsicana. These lakes are only five miles apart and both are located on the Chambers Creek watershed. The specimens taken in gill nets were weighed, measured and examined for sexual maturity, food habits, parasites and disease. This data was recorded on forms pre- pared for this purpose and filed for future reference. Net collections were made at established netting stations at monthly intervals in both lakes and seine stations were established and run at suitable times. The specimens taken by seining were identified and tabulated. PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS: Lake Halbert is the primary water supply for the City of Corsicans, Texas. --- Page 2 --- It is located on Elm Creek and is a watershed lake of some 7,600 acre foot capacity. This is a shallow mud bottom lake that is heavily infested with lotus (Nelumbo pentapetala) in the upper end. The shoreline is fairly regular with shallow margins that become muddy with rains. The flat terrain offers little protection from high winds which keep the water murky by stirring up the silt. Lake Corsicana is located alongside Chambers Creek about six miles east of Corsicana and is a secondary water supply. This lake has very little watershed and obtains water by pumping from Chambers Creek. There is no dam and an earthen em- bankment forms three sides of the lake with water deeper along the side nearest to Chambers Creek. Lake Corsicana contains some 4,000 acre feet of water and has a bottom composed of clay with some gravel. There is little vegetation present in this lake. RESULTS : The checklist of species (Table 1) shows 24 species representing 18 genera and ll families. Lake Halbert contained four species that were not found in Lake Corsicana but did not have a genus not present in the other lake. Black bulihead, yellow bull- head, warmouth and redear sunfish were the species limited to the Lake Halbert col- lections. Lake Corsicana contained five species, two genera and two families not taken from Lake Halbert. Spotted gar, longnose gar, blackstripe topminnow, spotted bass, and green sunfish were taken only in Lake Corsicana. The presence of gar in lake Corsicana may be explained in the fact that water for this reservoir is pumped from Chambers Creek while that for Lake Halbert is from a limited watershed. Four seine stations were established in each lake. The predominant species taken by seining was bluegill sunfish with 79.7 percent of the Lake Halbert cateh and 43.9 percent of the Lake Corsicana sample (Table 2). Gizzard shad and yellow bullheads were collected from Lake Halbert but were not found in Lake Corsicana while black~- stripe topminnow and green sunfish appeared only in the seine samples from Lake Corsicana, Table 3 presents a comparison of the rough species and game species in both lakes. The average weight per specimen was much higher in Lake Corsicana with 1.08 pounds while Lake Halbert fish averaged only .55 pounds. This no doubt dus to the gar that were present only in Lake Corsicana. Game fish exceeded the rough species in numbers taken in both lakes but the average weight per rough fish was much higher than that of game species in Lake Corsicana while the game species held a slight advantage in Lake Halbert. The comparison of the population of the two lakes shows Lake Halbert to have 31.74 percent rough fish by weight and 35.22 percent by number while Lake Corsicana has 80.55 percent rough fish by weight and 44.77 percent by number. The average lengths and weights (Table 4 and 5) offer some interesting contrasts since except for the gizzard shad all rough species common to both lakes are decidely larger in Lake Corsicana. The opposite is true of the game species where Lake Halbert provides the larger specimens in each species found in toth lakes. Tables 6 and 7 present the comparison of the populations of the two lakes in terms of numbers and percentage of the catch represented by each species taken in --- Page 3 --- gill nets. White crappie dominated the catch in both lakes with 4.6.32 percent in Lake Halbert and 33.01 percent in Lake Corsicana. This dominance by white crappie in Lake Halbert is also indicated in the total weights where 33.04 percent were of this species. White crappie provided only 3.82 percent of the total weight in Lake Corsicana {Tables 8 and 9). Gizzard shad were negligible in the catch from Lake Corsicana in both number and weight but comprised 27.75 percent of the number and 19.89 percent of the weight of all fish taken from Lake Halbert (Tables 6 and 3}. The channel catfish make up 6.16 percent of the total number and 10.87 percent: of the total weight in Lake Halbert and largemouth bass provide 6.26 percent and 20.29 percent of the number and weight respectively (tables 6 and 8). These same sx taken from Lake Corsicana show rather different results since the channel o make up 16.59 percent of the number and 11.83 percent of the weight while largemouth bass with 1.61 percent of the number provided 2.03 percent of the weight (Tables 7 and 9). Spotted gar and longnose gar accounted for a small percentage of the aumber taken from Lake Corsicana with .33 percent and 9.66 percent respectively but produced 255 percent and 44.16 percent of the total weight (Tables 7 and 9}. Carpsuckers were of no importance in the net catch from Lake Halbert as they represented only 1.01 percent of the number and 1.10 percent of the total weight but in Laks Corsicana this species comprised 32.37 percent of the number and 31. 60 percent of the weight to rank second to white crappie as the most numerous species and second to the longnose gar in total weight. The productivities of Lakes Halbert and Corsicana are compared in Tables 10 and ll, where the catch per 100 feet of gill net set overnight is given. A total o fourty-four gill nets were set in Lake Halbert and nineteen in Lake Corsicana. net sets totaled 4,475 feet in Lake Halbert and 1,975 feet in Lake Corsicana. The 991 fish caught from Lake Halbert weighed a total of 546 pounds which was an average of 12.22 pounds per 100 feet of net set overnight. This is somewhat less than the average from Lake Corsicana when 621 fish weighed 668.67 pounds and averaged 32.85 pounds per 100 feet of net on an overnight set. The difference in numbers caught was not so pronounced for Lake Halbert produced 22.14 fish per 100 feet of net while Lake Corsicana produced 31.44 fish. mH © Mhesge Table le presents data concerning the frequency of occurrence of food organisms in the stomachs of fish collected from both fake Halbert, that contained food showed a preference for fi crappie and channel catfish accounting for the majority of 1 same preference is to be noted among the 75 fish from Lake Cors food, Prepared by Leonard D. Lamb Approved vy Zig tow Project Leader Director Tniand Fi Date ; _December 30, 1958 in mam eS en eneninansntn teat iet ret are ten teen te Na Ne RARE EE A EE EE EER a a ND --- Page 4 --- Table 1. Checklist of Species Taken from Lake Halbert and Lake Corsicana, November 1, 1957 to October 31, 1958 A ne et ener Scientific Name Lake Halbert Lake Corsicana A A nn ontop eecnntntinnnencmatsne Common Name Lepisostus productus spotted gar x Lepisostus osseus longnose gar x Dorosoma cepedianum gizzard shad x p Ictiobus bubalus smallmouth buffalo x x Carpiodes carpio river carpsucker x x Cyprinus carpio European carp x x Notropis lutrensis plains red shiner x x Pimphales vigilax parrot minnow x x Ictalurus punctatus channel catfish x x Ictalurus melas black bullhead x Ictalurus natalis yellow bullhead x Pylodictus olivaris flathead catfish x x Fundulus notatus blackstripe topminnow x Gambusia affinis common mosquitofish x x Micropterus punctulatus spotted bass x Micropterus salmoides largemouth bass x x Chaenobryttus gulosus warmouth x Lepomis cyanellus green sunfish x Lepomis microlophus redear sunfish x Lepomis macrochirus bluegill sunfish x x Lepomis megalotis longear sunfish x Pd Pomoxis annularis white crappie x x Percina caprodes logperch x x Aplodinotus grunniens freshwater drum x x --- Page 5 --- Table 2. Number and Percentage of Each Species Taken by Seining from Lake Halbert and Lake Corsicana, November 1, 1957-October 31, 1958. Species Lake Halbert Lake Corsicana No. No. D. cepedianum ne a5 N. lutrensis Ty 2.2 47 2h .g P. vigilax eh 12.9 17 9.0 I. natalis i 05 F. notatus 2 bh eck, G. affinis 5 2.7 26 13.7 M. salmoides 1 25 4 2.1 L. cyanellus 7 3-7 L. macrochirus 14g 79.7 83 43.9 P. annularis 1 eo) 1 05 P. caprodes a 5 2 ded Totals 187 100.0 189 LOO .0 --- Page 6 --- Table 3. A Comparison of the Rough and Game Species Taken in Gill Nets from Lake Halbert and Lake Corsicana, November 1, 1957-October 31, 1958. Lake Halbert Lake Corsicana Total number specimens caught 991 621 Total weight of specimens caught 546.95 lbs. 668.67 Average weight per specimen -55 lbs. 1.08 lbs. Total weight of rough fish 173.58 lbs. 538.61 lbs. *Total weight of game fish 373.37 lbs. 130.06 lbs. Total number of rough fish 349 278 *Total number of game fish 642 343 Average weight per rough fish -49 lbs. 1.94 lbs. Average weight per game fish .58 lbs. .38 lbs. Percent rough fish (by weight) 31.74 80.55 Percent game fish (by weight) 68.26 19.45 Percent rough fish (by number) 35.22 4.77 Percent game fish (by number) 64.78 55.23 *Catfish and drum are included in the game fish. --- Page 7 --- rs Table 4. Length, Weight, and Coeffici of Condition of Fish Collected by Gili Nets from 1 client Lake Halbert,November 1, 1957-September 20, 1956 CLEC LE A tS Ch cere meena tment ern ore eet te nee Species Total Std. (MM) (MM) Length (gm)weight (gm) weight K. Range K. Average No. Length Average Range Average Range D. cepedianum 275 115-255 204 40-365 180 1.60-3.40 2.07 I. bubalus 20 180-410 228 265-2, 835 576 3.20-4.50 3.69 C. carpio 10 200-355 216 190-1,021 273 2.30-2.35 2.35 Cy. carpio 15 185-400 269 175-1,531 534 2.10-3.20 2.58 I. punctatus 61 156-400 29h 65-1,162 ho 1.20-2.55 1.65 I. melas _ Ly 195-235 215 200-345 270 2.25-3.10 2.72 I. natalis 15 140-250 220° 55-380 256 1.95-3.30 2.42 P. olivaris 1 394-394 394 1,219 1,219 1.95 1.95 M. salmoides 62 180-485 29h 125-3,147 817 1.50-3.60 2.42 C. gulosus 1 160-160 190 190 190 4.60 4.60 L. microlophus 2 105-160 133 47-140 93 3.40-4.20 2.80 L. macrochirus 34 95-145 119 30-120 78 3.60-5.20 440 L. megalotis 1 103-103 103 7 47 heuO 4 ho P, annularis 459 80-305 184. 12-1,021 179 1.00-3.90 2.58 A. grunniens 21 160-245 203 110-330 200 2.10-2.70 2.33 --- Page 8 --- 5. Length, Weight, and Coefficient of Condition of Fish Collected by Gill Nets from Lake Corsicana Table 5 March 1, 1958-August 31, 1958 entra Species Total Std. (MM) (MM) Length (gm) Weight (gm) Weight K. Range K. Average No. Length Average Range Average Range L. productus 2 490-570 530 680-1,077 878 0.48-0.58 0.49 L. osseus 60 630-955 Tat 1,588-5,103 2,234 ©.48-0.68 0.58 D. cepedianum 9 80-180 146 10-140 57 1.55-2.40 1.69 I. bubalus 5 355-455 390 1,701-2, 665 2,143 2.80-4.80 3.58 C. carpio 201 201-300 270 285-655 470 1.87-3.00 2.42 Cy. carpio 1 375 375 1,559 1,559 2.95 2.95 I. punctatus 103 160-410 270 62-1, 332 349 1.23-2.40 1.62 P. olivaris 1 450 450 1,588 1,588 1.70 1.70 M. punctulatus 1 215 215 270 270 2.71 2.71 M. salmoides 10 215-390 269 275-1,928 626 2.10-3.25 2.60 L. macrochirus 2 105-120 113 44-100 72 3.80-5.60 4.70 L. megalotis 1 102 102 45 45 4,30 4.30 P. annularis 205 75-295 108 10-879 57 1.50-4.20 2.55 A. grunniens 20 140-230 195 70-245 167 1.34-2.95 2.27 I --- Page 9 --- Table 6. Species. Distribution in Net Catch by Number and Persentage in Lake Halbert, Nowember 1, 1957- September 30, 1958 Species November December danuary February March April g No. @ D. cepedianum . 19 50.00 3. 3.09 18 20.45 73 45.34 10 15.15 I. bubalus 1 2.63 2 2.06 3 3 tL 1 62 C. carpio 1 2,63 9 13.64 Cy. carpio 1 -62 2 3.03 I. punctatus 4 10. 53 2 2.06 1 1.14 3 1.86 I. melas 5 5.68 5 3.11 1 1.51 I. natalis z 2.63 & 4.13 5 3.11 3 4.55 P. olivaria M. salmoides 2 5.26 2 40,00 10 10.31 20 22.73 ll 6.83 3 “4.55 C. gulosus L de SL L. microlophus L. macrochirus 1 1.14 7 4.35 1 1.51 L. magalotis P. annularis 10 26.32 3 60.00 75 77.32 39 Whe 31 55 34.16 34 51.52 A. grunniens 1 1.03 1 1.14 2 3.03 100.00 161 100.00 100.00 TOTALS 3 100.00 5 100.00 97 100.00 --- Page 10 --- be © Table 6. Continued. Species Distribution in Net Catch by Number and Percentage in Lake Halbert, November i, 1957-September 30, 1958. Species May June July August — September Totals No. I No. D. cepedianum 55 41.99 15 11.28 34 48.57 26 26.53 22 21.16 275 27.75 I. bubalus 12 9.16 1 1.02 20 2.02 C. carpio 10 ~=—-:1.01 Cy. carpio 5 3.82 1 st 3 4.29 3 3.06 15 1.51 I. punctatus 10 7.63 6 451 10 14.29 4 4.08 = 21 20.19 61 6.16 I. melas 3 2.29 14 1.41 I. natalis 1 “15 % dale 15 1.51 P. olivaris 1 -76 1 0.10 M. salmoides 4 3.05 4 3.01 3 29 i 1.02 2 1.92 62 6.25 C. gulosus 1 0.10 L. microlophus 1 76 | 19 2 0.20 L. macrochirus 8 6.11 13 9.78 2 2.86 2 2.04 34. 3.43 L. megalctis 1 “T3 1 0.10 P. annularis 27 PO~61 gl 68.42 13. 18.57 55 56.13 57 54.81 459 46.32 A. grunniens 5 3.82 4 5.71 6 6.12 2 1.92 21 2,12 Totals 131 100.00 133 100.00 7O 100.00 98 100.00 104 100.00 991 100.00 nnn IInnNIITEINIInCIT Toon --- Page 11 --- Net Catch by Number and Percentage in Lake Corsicana, March 1, 1958- 5 a) a G& ce oO 5 ph 5 2 Species March — April May June Suly August Totals Os L. productus 2 1.52 2 0.32 L. osseus 1 454 1 1.64 56 30.27 2 1.52 60 9.66 D. cepedianum 1 1.64 8 6.72 9 1.45 I. bubalus 1 oo) as 1.64 2 1.08 1 0.8% 5 0.81 C. carpio 11 50.00 26 42.62 58 31.35 13 10.92 vid 55.34 36 27.49 201 32.37 Cy. carpio 1 oy Pe 1 0.16 I. punctatus 1 4.54 11 18.03 32 17.30 9 7.56 5 4,86 45 34.36 103 16.59 P. olivaris 1 0.84 1 0.16 M. punctulatus 1 45h 1 0.16 M. salmoides 1 4.54 3 4.92 5 2.70 1 0.84 10 1.61 L. macrochirus 1 1.64 1 0.84 2 0.32 L. megalotis 1 0.84 1 0.16 P. annularis 5 22.73 16 26.23 31 16.76 72 60.51 a7 35.92 bh 33.59 205 33.01 A. grunniens 1 1.64 1 0.54 12 10.09 h 3.88 2 1.52 20 3,22 ele) Totals 99.97 a 100.00 119 100.00 103 100.00 131 100.00 21 LOO. EM NU UY LUV YO et 100.200 --- Page 12 --- fe ND Table 8. Species Distribution in Net Catch by Weight and Percentage in Lake Halbert, November 1, 1957- September 30, 1958. Species November December January February March April Weight Weight = D. cepedianum {ofi. 26.09 0.96 1.72 7.13 13413 33.06 © 30.01 6.04 14.19 IL. bubalus 5.75 19.46 1239 2.43 2.40 4 he 0.94 0.85 C. carpio 2.25 7.61 3-77 8.86 Cy. carpio 2.87 2.61 1.75 4.11 I. punctatus hue 15.03 2.4) 4.38 0.82 1.49 3.67 3.33 I. melas | 2.84 5.23 2.92 2.65 0.66 1.55 I. natalis 6.57 1.93 2.40 4.31 3.03 2.75 1.76 41h M. salmoides 5.10 17.26 1.34 52.96 16.2h 29.16 21.83 40.20 32.09 29.13 10.77 25.31 C. gulosus 0.42 0.99 L. wacrochirus 0.24 O44 1.63 1.48 0.25 0.59 P. annularis 3.73 12.62 1.19 47.04 31.82 57.14 18.69 34.41 29.95 27.19 16.40 38.54 A. grunniens 0.48 0.86 0.37 0.68 0.73 1.72 Totals 29.55 LOO .00 2.53 100.00 55.69 100.00 54.32 1LOO.00 2399 --- Page 13 --- Table 8. Continued. Species Distribution in Net Catch by Weight and Percentage in Lake Halbert, November 1, 1957- September 30, 1958. Species May June July August September Totals D, cepedianum 19.23 27.93 3.55 13.32 12.51 33.26 9.31 16.89 9.30 14.56 108,81 19.89 I. bubalus 8.68 12.61 6.2h 11.32 25.36 4,64 C. carpio 6.02 1.10 Cy. carpio 6.07 8.82 0.52 1.95 2.83 7.53 5.37 9.74 19.41 = 3.55 I. punctatus 9.42 12.68 2.23 8.33 8.82 23.45 3.75 6.81 23.88 37.33 59.45 10.87 I. melas 1.90 2.77 8.33 1.52 I. natalis 0.12 O.45 0.72 1.91 8.60 1.57 P. olivaris 2.68 3,91 2.69 0.49 M. salmoides 446 6.48 4.53 17.00 6.26 16.64 4.75 8.62 4.15 6.49 111.52 20.39 C. gulosus 0.42 0.08 L. microlophus 0.31 0.45 0.10 0.38 0.41 0.08 L. macrochirus 1.74 2,53 1.38 95.17 0.32 0.85 0.31 0.56 5.87 1.07 L. megalotis 0.10 0.38 0.10 0.02 P. annularis 11.88 17.25 14.13 53.02 4,06 10.80 22.77 41.34 26.11 40.82 180.70 33.04 A. grunniens 2.46 3.57 2.09 5.56 2.60 4.72 0.51 0.80 9.2h 1.69 Totals 100.00 37-601 100.00 55.10 100.00 3.95 100.00 540.95 100.00 --- Page 14 --- 4. Table 9. Species Distribution in Net Catch by Weight and Percentage in Lake Corsicana, March 1, 1956- August 31, 1958. Species March April May June July August Totals Weight Weight % L. productus . : ; 3.87 4.23 3.87 .58 L. osseus 11.24 32.16 4.25 8.10 272.53 71.45 7.25 7.92 295.26 4.16 D. cepedianum 0,31 0.59 282 1.94 1.13 0.17 I. bubalus 3.75 10.73 4.37 = 8.32 9.62 2.53 5.87 13,88 23.61 3.53 C. carpio 10.79 30.87 26.95 51.32 63.27 16.59 14.17 33.51 55.55 84.17 40.56 44.35 211.28 31.60 Cy. carpio 3.43 9.81 3.43 0.51 I. punctatus 0.50 1.43 9.61 18.30 26.96 7.06 2.69 6.36 6.32 9.58 33.00 36.09 79.08 11.83 P. olivaris 3.50 8.25 3.49 0.52 M. punctulatus 0.60 1.69 0.59 0.09 M. salmoides 0.6: 1.75 5.58 10,51 4,06 1.06 3.37 7.97 13.56 2.03 L. macrochirus 0.22 0.42 0.10 0.2 0.32 0.05 L. megalotis 0.10 0.24 0.10 0.01 P. annularis 4,Ok 11.56 0.87 1.66 kG 1.17 7-47 17.66 2.69 4.07 6.02 6.58 25.55 3.82 A. grunniens 0.41 0.78 0.54 0.14 4.21 9.95 1.44 2.18 0.76 0.83 7.36 1.10 00 100.00 91.46 100.00 381.44 100.00 42.30 100.00 Totals 3 100.00 52.51 100.00 --- Page 15 --- Table 10, Suecess of Gill Netting Lake Halbert in Terms of Number and Pounds of Fish Caught, November | ak L, 1957-September 320, 1958, ene eons een yr Month No. of No. Ft. No. Fish No. lbs. Avg. No. Avg, No. Avg. No, Avg. No. Net Sets Net Set Caught Fish Fish Fish Per los, Fish lbs. Fish Caught Per Net 100' Net Per Net Per 100! November 4 oo 38 29.55 9.50 9.50 7.39 7-39 December 2 200 5 2.53 2.50 2.50 1.27 1.27 January 4 400 o7 55.69 2h. 25 242k 13.92 13.92 February 5 500 88 54.32 17.60 17.60 10.86 10.86 March 5 500 161 110.16 32.20 32.20 22.03 22.05 April 3 300 66 42.55 22.00 22.00 14.18 14,18 May 4 400 131 68.83 32.75 32.75 17.21 17.21 June 3 375 133 26.66 30.33 2h .27 8.89 Tedd July 4 400 70 37.61 17.50 17.50 9.40 9.40 August 4 4.00 98 55.10 24.50 24.50 12.59 12.59 September 6 600 104 63.95 17.33 17.33 10.66 10.66 Totals hy UTS 991 546.95 22.52 22.14 12.43 12.22 eee --- Page 16 --- fi OY ° st of Gill Netting at Lake Corsicana in Terms of Number and Founds of Fish Caught, Marco 1958-August 31, 1958. —_———— tm nee ee Month No. of No. Ft. No. Fish No. lbs. Avg. No. Avg. No, Avg. No. Avg, No. Nets Set Net Sets Caught Fish Fish Fish Per los, Fish lobe, Fish Caught Per Net so 00* Net Per Net Per 100' | March 3 300 22 34.96 7.33 7.33 11.52 11.52 April 3 300 61 52,51 20.33 20,33 17.50 17.50 May h 400 185 381.44 46.25 46.25 95.36 95.36 June 3 375 119 42,30 39.67 31.73 14,10 11.28 July 3 300 103 66.00 34.33 34,33 22.00 | 22.00 August 3 300 131 91.46 43.67 43.67 30.49 30.49 I TOTALS 19 1,975 621 668.67 32.68 31.44 35.19 33.85 nn --- Page 17 --- sel nin Gill Nets from Lake Halbert oD Table 12. Freguency of Occurrence of Food Organisms from Stomachs of Fish Tak and Lake Corsicana, November 1, 1957-October 31, 1958. Food Items Species Algae Shad Sunfish Fish Remains Crayfish Midge Larva Insects Totals LAKE HALBERT No. ] ] Pp. Channel catfish 2 68a. 5 Vs 1 2.9 34 100.0 Black bullhead 11 84.60 61 7.7)~COUL 7.7 13 100.0 Yellow bullhead 2 100.0 2 100.0 Largemouth bass 13 46.4 1 3.6 11 39.3 3 10.7 28 100.0 Sunfish 8 80.0 2 20.0 10 100.0 White crappie 3 1.3 12 5.3 196 86.8 15 6.6 226 100.0 Drum 2 66.7 . 3 100.0 TOTAIS 51 215 3 5 i 5.1 315 100.0 LAKE CORSICANA Channel catfish 25 54.4 15 32.6 6 13.0 46 100.0 Largemouth bass lL 33.3 1 33.3 1 33.3 3. «99.9 White crappie 3 121.5 21 80.7 1 3.9 1 3.9 26 100.0 TOTALS 1.3 1.3 37 9. d 1.3 7 9.3 75 100.0 --- Page 18 --- - aor Sat