Quarterly progress report, surveys and investigations as required by Federal Aid in Fish Restoration, Fish and Wildlife Service and Alaska Game Commission. Title: Game fish investigations of Alaska.

The first report describes upstream and downstream migration, spawning, and fecundity of arctic grayling at Fielding Lake, which is located approximately 20 miles north of Paxson and the Denali Highway-Richardson Highway intersection. The study was conducted beginning in spring 1954 through summer 1...

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Alternate Title:Surveys and investigations as required by Federal Aid in Fish Restoration, Fish and Wildlife Service and Alaska Game Commission. Title: Game fish investigations of Alaska

Game fish investigations of Alaska

Spawning habits of grayling in Interior Alaska.

Experimental pond fertilization.

Survey of barren waters suitable for stocking.
Additional Author(s):Whitesel, Leslie E.

Warner, George W.

Baade, Robert T.

Allin, Roger W., 1921-1997.
Corporate Contributor(s):U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.

United States. Alaska Game Commission.

Federal Aid in Sportfish Restoration Act Project.
Publisher:Alaska Game Commission?,
Report Numbers:APA 1832 b
Series:Document (Susitna Hydroelectric Project) ; no. 1832.
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Online Access:Link to Full Text
Library Holdings:Print Versions
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Summary:The first report describes upstream and downstream migration, spawning, and fecundity of arctic grayling at Fielding Lake, which is located approximately 20 miles north of Paxson and the Denali Highway-Richardson Highway intersection. The study was conducted beginning in spring 1954 through summer 1955. The second report briefly describes experimental pond fertilization at two ponds in the Juneau area. The third report is a brief outline describing Farewell Lake for purposes of possible fish stocking. It is located near South Fork Kuskokwim River along the Iditarod National Historic Trail.
Physical Description:i, 14, [1] pages : 5 illustrations, 4 maps ; 28 cm.
Notes:"Volume 5, no. 2."

"1. Title: Game fish investigations of Alaska ; 2. Personnel: Leader, Leslie E. Whitesel; Assistant Leaders: Robert T. Baade, Roger W. Allin, George W. Warner ; Submitted: Leslie E. Whitesel."

"Territory: Alaska."

"Date December 31, 1955."

"Approved: ... Date: January 17, 1956."

The report by George W. Warner on arctic grayling another was published also as another version for a presentation at the 7th Alaska Science Conference Juneau, Alaska, held September 1956. The earliest version of that report (under the same title) was written by Frank J. Wojcik; it covers only the 1954 study, and appeared on pages 10-11 of an unidentified publication.
Report Type:Quarterly progress report;