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Harvest of Planted Rainbow Trout of Catchable Size from Five Reaches of Henry's Fork, Idaho

Robert L. Rohrer

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Harvest of planted rainbow trout (Salmo gairdneri) of catchable size varied greatly in the study sections of the Henry's Fork. Returns to the creel of a single strain of rainbow trout were correlated with fishing effort. For the range of returns (low to high) from the Henry's Fork, it cost from about $109 to $7 to put a kilogram of hatchery trout in the creel. To maximize efficiency of catchable-trout programs, biologists should monitor catches from all unique reaches within a contiguous river system.

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Harvest of planted rainbow trout (Salmo gairdneri) of catchable size varied greatly in the study sections of the Henry's Fork. Returns to the creel of a single strain of rainbow trout were correlated with fishing effort. For the range of returns (low to high) from the Henry's Fork, it cost from about $109 to $7 to put a kilogram of hatchery trout in the creel. To maximize efficiency of catchable-trout programs, biologists should monitor catches from all unique reaches within a contiguous river system.

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Harvest of planted rainbow trout (Salmo gairdneri) of catchable size varied greatly in the study sections of the Henry's Fork. Returns to the creel of a single strain of rainbow trout were correlated with fishing effort. For the range of returns (low to high) from the Henry's Fork, it cost from about $109 to $7 to put a kilogram of hatchery trout in the creel. To maximize efficiency of catchable-trout programs, biologists should monitor catches from all unique reaches within a contiguous river system.

Key concepts: Rainbow trout, Salmo, Fish measurement, Fishery, Trout, Fishing, Hatchery, Fork (system call)

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