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TPWD 1974 F-4-R-21 #1603: Region 2-A Fisheries Studies: Habitat Improvement Study, Performance Report, Federal Aid Project F-4-R-21

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--- Page 1 --- PERFORMANCE REPORT As Required By FEDERAL AID IN FISHERIES RESTORATION ACT TEXAS Federal Aid Project F-4-R-21 Region 2-A Fisheries Studies Objective 10: Habitat Improvement Study Project Leader: Allen Forshage Assistant Project Leader: Robert B. Gamble Clayton T. Garrison Executive Director Texas Parks and Wildlife Department Austin, Texas Lonnie J. Peters Robert J. Kemp Chief, Inland Fisheries Director, Fisheries Division November 13, 1974 --- Page 2 --- ibevesen: ers WEIS oy tS ucaRy. $iieat? tege bith Lid bus. edie sane ieee bedaauae : ay ‘ Tal +3 agtere ee asinainri ciate: Hee aattedelt bere kay AlCl ei tadmevor --- Page 3 --- PERFORMANCE REPORT State: Texas Project Number: F-4-R-21 Project Title: Region 2-A Fisheries Studies Project Section: Research and Surveys Study Title: Habitat Improvement Study Contract Period: From January 1, 1974 To December 31, 1974 Program Narrative Objective Number: 10 Objective: To determine the fish concentration ability of automobile tires, stake beds, and brush shelters in a reservoir devoid of natural cover. I, Segment Objective: To devise, build and field test a technique for sampling fish concentrat- ing devices. II. Summary of Progress: During this segment brush shelters, stake beds, and tire shelters were constructed and placed in two hatchery ponds at the Lewisville State Fish Hatchery. The ponds were stocked with largemouth bass, bluegill, redear sunfish, crappie, white bass, channel catfish, gizzard shad, river carp- sucker, carp, and smallmouth buffalo. The fish concentration ability of each shelter was then evaluated. SCUBA gear was used as the primary means of evaluation. Review of current literature combined with collected field data indicate that sufficient information is now available to accomplish the objective of this study. ITE. Significant Deviation: None IV. Recommendations: It is recommended that this job be transferred to F-31-R, State-Wide Fisheries Research. The last segment of this job will be devoted to the analysis of all data collected in previous segments. Conclusions and recommendations will be made at that time. --- Page 4 --- VI. Cost: $2,500.00 Prepared by: Date: Approved by: = Ge: Allen Forshage Project Leader November 13, 1974 Region II Inland Fisheries Director Dingell-Johnson Coordinator

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Austin 0.999 p.1 Texas Parks and Wildlife Department Austin, Texas
Lewisville State Fish Hatchery 0.999 p.3 at the Lewisville State Fish Hatchery. The ponds were stocked with largemouth
Texas 0.999 p.1 Clayton T. Garrison Executive Director Texas Parks and Wildlife Department Austin, Texas
Region 2-A 0.800 p.1 Region 2-A Fisheries Studies Objective 10: Habitat Improvement Study

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Texas Parks and Wildlife Department 0.999 p.1 Clayton T. Garrison Executive Director Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
F-31-R 0.800 p.3 that this job be transferred to F-31-R, State-Wide Fisheries Research
F-4-R-21 0.800 p.1 Federal Aid Project F-4-R-21 Region 2-A Fisheries Studies

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Allen Forshage 0.999 p.1 Project Leader: Allen Forshage Assistant Project Leader:
Clayton T. Garrison 0.999 p.1 Clayton T. Garrison Executive Director Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Lonnie J. Peters 0.999 p.1 Lonnie J. Peters Robert J. Kemp Chief, Inland Fisheries Director, Fisheries Division
Robert B. Gamble 0.999 p.1 Project Leader: Allen Forshage Assistant Project Leader: Robert B. Gamble
Robert J. Kemp 0.999 p.1 Lonnie J. Peters Robert J. Kemp Chief, Inland Fisheries Director, Fisheries Division
bluegill 0.999 p.3 The ponds were stocked with largemouth bass, bluegill, redear sunfish,
carp 0.999 p.3 river carp-sucker, carp, smallmouth buffalo
channel catfish 0.999 p.3 white bass, channel catfish, gizzard shad, river carp-sucker,
crappie 0.999 p.3 The ponds were stocked with largemouth bass, bluegill, redear sunfish, crappie,
gizzard shad 0.999 p.3 channel catfish, gizzard shad, river carp-sucker,
largemouth bass 0.999 p.3 The ponds were stocked with largemouth bass, bluegill, redear sunfish,
redear sunfish 0.999 p.3 The ponds were stocked with largemouth bass, bluegill, redear sunfish,
river carp-sucker 0.999 p.3 gizzard shad, river carp-sucker, carp,
smallmouth buffalo 0.999 p.3 carp, smallmouth buffalo
white bass 0.999 p.3 crappie, white bass, channel catfish, gizzard shad,
Cyprinus carpio 0.900 p.3 river carp-sucker, carp, smallmouth buffalo
Dorosoma cepedianum 0.900 p.3 channel catfish, gizzard shad, river carp-sucker,
Ictalurus punctatus 0.900 p.3 white bass, channel catfish, gizzard shad, river carp-sucker,
Ictiobus bubalus 0.900 p.3 carp, smallmouth buffalo
Lepomis macrochirus 0.900 p.3 The ponds were stocked with largemouth bass, bluegill, redear sunfish,
Lepomis microlophus 0.900 p.3 The ponds were stocked with largemouth bass, bluegill, redear sunfish,
Micropterus salmoides 0.900 p.3 The ponds were stocked with largemouth bass, bluegill, redear sunfish,
Morone chrysops 0.900 p.3 crappie, white bass, channel catfish, gizzard shad,
Carpiodes carpio 0.800 p.3 gizzard shad, river carp-sucker, carp,
Pomoxis 0.800 p.3 The ponds were stocked with largemouth bass, bluegill, redear sunfish, crappie,