Fish Stocking. Article 6(d) and Section 4.6.3 of Chapter 6 of the Comprehensive Plan requires Chelan PUD to make available to the WDFW sufficient funding to rear annually the following resident fish at the Chelan Hatchery for stocking in Lake Chelan:
Fish Stocking. In recent years OC Parks has accommodated the increased interest in fishing and fishing derbies. The Contractor will be required to negotiate the stocking of approximately 15,600 lbs. of Catfish and 28,500 lbs. of Trout annually. There will be an occasional request to stock small amounts of Bass, Sunfish, Bluegill, or mosquito fish. The amount of fish to be stocked may increase or decrease annually at OC Parks discretion. Stocking OC Parks Lakes requires a predetermined plan and contract arrangement with one or more fish farms. The plan will be negotiated with the Contractors PM prior to the stocking season. The week of stocking dates will be rigid once the plan is approved. The California Department of Fish & Wildlife (CA-DFW) requires annual application for private stocking permit (PSP) with the proposed stocking locations, species and amounts. The Contractor will be responsible for submitting the application to the CA-DFW. CA-DFW will periodically provide trout and/or catfish stockings at the following Lakes: Clark, Craig, TriCity, Carbon Canyon, Yorba, Mile Square or Laguna Niguel. The County of Orange will not be notified in advance of a stocking event or be provided with the amount being planted. Pre-payment for up to 4 weeks of fish stocking will be negotiated due to the Cash on Delivery demand for this commodity.
Fish Stocking. Fish stocking may be conducted by the State agency in coordination with the Federal administering agency to perpetuate or recover a threatened or endangered species, or to reestablish or maintain indigenous fish species. Any species offish introduced for management purposes prior to wilderness designation may be managed as indigenous fish species if the species is likely to survive. State agencies may continue to stock those waters traditionally stocked prior to wilderness designation. State and Federal agencies should carefully evaluate stocking those waters that consistently require supplementation for reasons other than angler- induced mortality. Selected species for stocking will be determined by the State agency in close cooperation and coordination with the Federal land management agency. In order of preference for stocking fish species is (a) Federal threatened or endangered species, and (b) indigenous species. Numbers and size of fish and time of stocking will be determined by the State in coordination with Federal agencies. Lakes and streams cmrently without fish may be considered for stocking, if there is mutual agreement that no appreciable loss of scientific values or adverse effects on wilderness resources will occur. It is generally undesirable to stock previously ut1stocked ·waters. Because these areas generally reflect natural ecosystem processes, they may possess high scientific values. Proposals for fish stocking that would involve uses generally prohibited under Section 4 (c) of the Wilderness Act will be considered and may be authorized by the Federal administering agency through application ofthe MRDP as outlined in Section E., General Policy.
Fish Stocking. Article 6(d) and Section 4.6.3 of Chapter 6 of the Comprehensive Plan requires Chelan PUD to make available to the WDFW sufficient funding to rear annually the following resident fish at the Chelan Hatchery for stocking in Lake Chelan: 1. Approximately 5,000 pounds of salmonid fingerlings (for example: approximately 500,000 fish at 100 fish/lb., presently kokanee).
Fish Stocking. Fish stocking may be conducted by the NDOW in coordination with the BLM, using means appropriate for wilderness, when either of the following criteria is met: (1) to reestablish or maintain an indigenous species adversely affected by human influence; or (2) to perpetuate or recover a threatened or endangered species. NDOW, in consultation with the BLM, will select the indigenous or naturalized fish species for stocking. Species of fish traditionally stocked before wilderness designation may be considered indigenous if the species is likely to survive. Exotic species of fish shall not be stocked. Numbers and size of fish and time of stocking will be determined by the NDOW. Barren lakes and streams may be considered for stocking, if there is mutual agreement that no appreciable loss of scientific values or adverse effects on wilderness resources will occur. The BLM and NDOW will inventory barren lakes, streams and other suitable waters prior to proposing such stocking projects.
Fish Stocking. (1) For fish stocking in Lake Chelan and its tributaries during the term of the New License, including any subsequent annual licenses, Chelan PUD shall make available to WDFW for the Chelan Falls Hatchery site sufficient funding to annually rear approximately 5,000 pounds of salmonid fingerlings (for example: 500,000 fish at 100 fish/lb., presently kokanee) and 33,000 pounds of catchable-sized salmonids (for example: approximately 100,000 fish at 3 fish/lb., presently rainbow trout and cutthroat trout), as described in section
Fish Stocking. Fish stocking may be conducted by the State agency in coordination with the administering agency, using means appropriate for wilderness, when either of the following criteria is met: (a) to reestablish or maintain an indigenous species adversely affected by human influence; or (b) to perpetuate or recover a threatened or endangered species. Selection of species for stocking will be determined jointly by the administering agency and the state agency. Exotic species of fish shall not be stocked. The order of preference for stocking fish species is (a) Federally listed threatened or endangered indigenous species, (b) indigenous species. Species of fish traditionally stocked before wilderness designation may be considered indigenous if the species is likely to survive. Numbers and size of fish and time of stocking will be determined by the State agency. Barren lakes and streams may be considered for stocking, if there is mutual agreement that no appreciable loss of scientific values or adverse effects on wilderness resources will occur. Guidelines
