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Evaluation of a wild trout regulation with a natural bait allowance / James C. Borawa, Micky M. Clemmons.

Final report (other title)

Summary:

"Abstract: An experimental wild trout regulation allowing the use of natural bait (WBA) was put into effect on 14 North Carolina streams on 1 July 1994 following a controversial regulation change that eliminated the use of natural bait on many streams containing wild trout populations. The objectives of this study were to document changes in fish population characteristics, fishing effort, and harvest before and during the experimental regulation. Three-pass depletion sampling on representative reaches was conducted on 13 of the study streams; roving creel surveys were conducted on 3 streams where natural bait had not been allowed for at least 10 years..."--Page 2.

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Record details

  • Physical Description: 1 online resource (58 pages) : illustrations, tables
  • Publisher: Raleigh, North Carolina : North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission, Division of Inland Fisheries, 1998.

Content descriptions

Bibliography, etc. Note:
Includes bibliographical references (pages 12-13).
Type of Report and Period Covered Note:
Project type: research, period covered: April 1994 - October 1996.
Funding Information Note:
Federal Aid in Fish Restoration, project F-24.
Source of Description Note:
Title from PDF cover page (viewed May 6, 2024).
Subject:
Trout fisheries > North Carolina.
Trout > North Carolina > Statistics.
Fishing surveys > North Carolina, Western.
Trout > Conservation > North Carolina, Western.
Genre:
Technical reports.
Evaluation of a wild trout regulation with a natural bait allowance

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Summary: "Abstract: An experimental wild trout regulation allowing the use of natural bait (WBA) was put into effect on 14 North Carolina streams on 1 July 1994 following a controversial regulation change that eliminated the use of natural bait on many streams containing wild trout populations. The objectives of this study were to document changes in fish population characteristics, fishing effort, and harvest before and during the experimental regulation. Three-pass depletion sampling on representative reaches was conducted on 13 of the study streams; roving creel surveys were conducted on 3 streams where natural bait had not been allowed for at least 10 years..."--Page 2.