Montana Outdoors Vol 1 No 4 Apr 1966
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In the summer of 1965 the Wash- ington Water Power Company leased a series of spring-fed ponds located on the R. Wilkinson property along Prospect Creek. The springs feeding the ponds flow at a constant rate of 1.7 cfs and maintain temperatures of 44-50" year around. The water is clear with little silt or debris.
These ponds, with development and experimenting, should be well suited One of the nagging problems associated with large reservoirs is the lack of adequate spawning areas to provide sp...orts fish for the large bodies of water. The problem is further complicated by the fact that reservoirs are much more favorable to reproduction and survival of fish species which are not held in favor by fishermen. Many reservoirs must be stocked excessively each year in order to provide sports fishing.
The fisheries division is trying a system of what might be termed "partial artificial propagation" as an aid for an ailing reservoir. Fisheries workers have dubbed the project "Houston's Hatchery" in reference to amicable Joe Houston who initiated the project.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the summer of 1965 the Wash- ington Water Power Company leased a series of spring-fed ponds located on the R. Wilkinson property along Prospect Creek. The springs feeding the ponds flow at a constant rate of 1.7 cfs and maintain temperatures of 44-50" year around. The water is clear with little silt or debris.
These ponds, with development and experimenting, should be well suited One of the nagging problems associated with large reservoirs is the lack of adequate spawning areas to provide sp...orts fish for the large bodies of water. The problem is further complicated by the fact that reservoirs are much more favorable to reproduction and survival of fish species which are not held in favor by fishermen. Many reservoirs must be stocked excessively each year in order to provide sports fishing.
The fisheries division is trying a system of what might be termed "partial artificial propagation" as an aid for an ailing reservoir. Fisheries workers have dubbed the project "Houston's Hatchery" in reference to amicable Joe Houston who initiated the project.
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