Montana Outdoors Vol 38 No 2 Mar/apr 2007
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Vincent "It's a case of all the eggs being in one basket, and when the basket gets hit by something like whirling disease, the whole thing is wiped out" infected brook trout was in spring creeks. learned this from a serendipitous discovery of These groundwater-fed streams stay at resistance in a specific strain of rainbows. In roughly 45 to 50 degrees throughout the the late 1800s, rainbow trout from some- year, meaning that TAM plumes are released where in California were transplanted in throu...ghout the winter — including in waters throughout the interior West to estab- February when the brook trout eggs hatch. lish sport fisheries. Now called the DeSmet strain, the rainbow trout were planted in Wyoming's DeSmet Lake and later stocked in some Utah and Montana waters, including Harrison Lake (also known as Willow Creek Reservoir), an impoundment of Willow Creek roughly 40 miles east of Butte.
Willow Creek has severe levels of whirling disease. Yet recently, when Vincent con- ducted experiments on progeny of Harrison Lake rainbows at FWP's aquarium at Pony, he found that half of those fish did not become diseased, even though the rest were wiped out.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Vincent "It's a case of all the eggs being in one basket, and when the basket gets hit by something like whirling disease, the whole thing is wiped out" infected brook trout was in spring creeks. learned this from a serendipitous discovery of These groundwater-fed streams stay at resistance in a specific strain of rainbows. In roughly 45 to 50 degrees throughout the the late 1800s, rainbow trout from some- year, meaning that TAM plumes are released where in California were transplanted in throu...ghout the winter — including in waters throughout the interior West to estab- February when the brook trout eggs hatch. lish sport fisheries. Now called the DeSmet strain, the rainbow trout were planted in Wyoming's DeSmet Lake and later stocked in some Utah and Montana waters, including Harrison Lake (also known as Willow Creek Reservoir), an impoundment of Willow Creek roughly 40 miles east of Butte.
Willow Creek has severe levels of whirling disease. Yet recently, when Vincent con- ducted experiments on progeny of Harrison Lake rainbows at FWP's aquarium at Pony, he found that half of those fish did not become diseased, even though the rest were wiped out.
What to read after Montana Outdoors Vol 38 No 2 Mar/apr 2007?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana. Dept. of Fish And Game to read onlineMoreLess
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