Fish Inventory Site FSH0223A02

Coordinates (dec. deg.): 62.42266°, -151.18141°
Legal Description: S027N010W20
Region: South Central

Datum: NAD83
Quad Name / ITM: Talkeetna B-3
AWC Stream #:
Stream Name: Unnamed

Elevation: 235 m

Site Comments: Tributary of Kahiltna River.

Survey Date: Aug 27, 2002

Survey FSH02-23A02

Project Supervisor: Cecil Rich, Alaska Department of Fish and Game — Anchorage, AK
Observers: Michael Anderson, Sharon Delsack

Station Characteristics

Water Temperature: 11.3° C Conductivity: 163.0 μS/cm Stream Stage: Medium
Water Color: Feric Turbidity: Stream Gradient: 0.0%
Qualitative Velocity: Slow 48 hr. Precipitation/Runoff: Moderate
Substrates: Sand, Gravel, Silt/Clay
Channel Dimensions:
  (OHW) (Wetted)
Stream Width: 13.3 m 3.8 m
Thalweg Depth: 0.18 m
Rosgen Channel Classification: (C5) Low gradient, meandering, point-bar, riffle/pool, alluvial channels with broad, well-defined floodplains.
Visit Comments: None

Vegetation Classification

Left Bank Right Bank
Distance
From
OHW(m)
0-5
5-10
10-20
20-30

Fish Sampling Effort

Gear Type: Backpack Electrofisher (A)
EF Time(s): 380 Efficiency:
Channel Type:
Comments: Beaver dam(s) upstream may be a population barrier.

Fish Observations

Species: juvenile Arctic grayling Life History: Resident
Total Fish Observed: 2 Fish Measured: 1 Passage Barrier:
Fork Lengths (mm) Min: 62 Max: 62 Mean: 62
Collected/Observed by Gear Type: Backpack Electrofisher (2)
Comments: Beaver dam(s) upstream may be a population barrier.
 
Species: juvenile sockeye salmon Life History: Anadromous
Total Fish Observed: 4 Fish Measured: 2 Passage Barrier:
Fork Lengths (mm) Min: 48 Max: 79 Mean: 63
Collected/Observed by Gear Type: Backpack Electrofisher (4)
Comments: Beaver dam(s) upstream may be a population barrier.
 
Species: juvenile/adult slimy sculpin Life History: Resident
Total Fish Observed: 3 Fish Measured: Passage Barrier:
Fork Lengths (mm) Min: Max: Mean:
Collected/Observed by Gear Type: Backpack Electrofisher (3)
Comments: Beaver dam(s) upstream may be a population barrier.
 

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