Inventory and cataloging of sport fish and sport fish waters of western Alaska Annual report

Alt KT. 1978. Inventory and cataloging of sport fish and sport fish waters of western Alaska Annual report. Federal Aid in Fish Restoration and Anadromous Fish Studies. Vol. 19. Alaska Dept of Fish and Game, Division of Sport Fish

Basic life history information of the important species captured during surveys on the Seward Peninsula and the Noatak drainage is presented. Thirteen lakes and portions of the Noatak River and its tributaries were surveyed. Lake trout, round whitefish, northern pike, least cisco, and grayling were the most common fish taken in lakes. Prespawning anadromous Arctic char were observed or captured in the Noatak River at the mouth of the Nimiuktuk, Kugururok, and Kelly rivers and also up the Kelly and Kugururok rivers and their tributaries. [source: Alaska Natural Heritage Program]

Type
Published Report
Authors
Alt, Kenneth
Date of Issue
1978
Publisher
Alaska Dept of Fish and Game, Division of Sport Fish
Units
ARCN , CAKN , KOVA , NOAT , SWAN , SEAN
Keywords
char, Fish, Fisheries, Inventory, Kelly River, Kugururok River, Life History, Nimiuktuk River, Noatak National Preserve, Noatak River, Salvelinus spp.

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