Four O. mykiss
were captured in the north rotary screw trap during this
sampling period. (Figure 3, Table 1).

Figure 3. Photo of an O.mykiss
captured on April 2nd (FL: 216mm, W:
953.8g). [click on the photo for
enlarged view]
Table 1. Species, trap
location, date, fork length, total length, weight, and smolt
index of captured O. mykiss at Caswell Memorial State Park (RM
8).
|
Species |
Trap |
Date |
Fork Length (mm) |
Total Length (mm) |
Weight (g) |
Stage Code |
|
O. mykiss |
North |
3/28/2007 |
220 |
236 |
94.5 |
5 |
|
O. mykiss |
North |
3/31/2007 |
240 |
260 |
136.9 |
5 |
|
O. mykiss |
North |
4/2/2007 |
216 |
227 |
95.8 |
5 |
|
O. mykiss |
North |
4/6/2007 |
225 |
245 |
118.8 |
4 |
No efficiency tests
were conducted during this sampling period due to a low
sample size.
During this sampling period twelve different types incidental species
were captured, including: white catfish, bluegill
sunfish, tule perch, prickly sculpin, hardhead, western
mosquitofish, goldfish, Sacramento pikeminnow,
unidentified lamprey, inland silverside, smallmouth
bass and redeye bass. (Figure 4, Figure 5).

Figure 4. Photo of a Redeye Bass
(M. coosae) captured on March 28th (FL:
115mm) with a juvenile Chinook. [click on the photo for
enlarged view]

Figure 5. Photo of a Redeye Bass
(M. coosae) captured on March 28th (FL:
115mm) with a juvenile Chinook removed and partially
digested. [click on the photo for
enlarged view]