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Fall emigration -- or the movement of mature brook trout and landlocked salmon out of coldwater lakes at spawning time -- can significantly reduce populations of these large stocked fish in New York waters. Managers of private lakes and ponds can benefit from research demonstrating that the operation of lake outlet blocks during the fall spawning season will prevent the escape of mature trout and salmon.
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A slide presentation by: A description of the Adirondack lake liming program conducted by New York Department of Environmental Conservation staff, with an example of successful implementation in two lakes. |
A slide presentation by: Richard Preall Details regarding how to remove non-native competitors and predators from brook trout ponds and lakes, and techniques for fish removal and re-stocking.
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