niteskies
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Being new to this forum I don't know if this has been discussed yet, in looking over the prior topics I didn't see this mentioned.
The past couple of years Antero reservoir has been stocked with Kokanee. In April 09 the CDOW updated the Antero fish survey report. Here are some comments from the report.
"Kokanee have been added to the stocking schedule at Antero to produce a desired species that does not compete with other trout and suckers for forage and space. By fall and winter of 2009 these kokanee should be of nice size. Snagging of kokanee at Antero is not allowed."
The gill netting relative abundance pie chart shows the kokanee at 37% and the length chart shows the kokanee from 6.5" to 10.5"
You can see the whole report at
http://wildlife.state.co.us/NR/rdonlyres/BAC43597-878B-4B91-B2A3-97F541C691D9/0/AnteroReservoir.pdf
Living in Colorado Springs I am excited to see kokanee in anothe reservoir within a couple hour drive. I ice fished Antero several times this past winter and did well on the trout, the chance to catch kokanee next winter will be an added bonus.
Antero is not a deep reservoir so it will be interesting to see how the kokanee do; me - I am rooting for them thumbsup
niteskies
The past couple of years Antero reservoir has been stocked with Kokanee. In April 09 the CDOW updated the Antero fish survey report. Here are some comments from the report.
"Kokanee have been added to the stocking schedule at Antero to produce a desired species that does not compete with other trout and suckers for forage and space. By fall and winter of 2009 these kokanee should be of nice size. Snagging of kokanee at Antero is not allowed."
The gill netting relative abundance pie chart shows the kokanee at 37% and the length chart shows the kokanee from 6.5" to 10.5"
You can see the whole report at
http://wildlife.state.co.us/NR/rdonlyres/BAC43597-878B-4B91-B2A3-97F541C691D9/0/AnteroReservoir.pdf
Living in Colorado Springs I am excited to see kokanee in anothe reservoir within a couple hour drive. I ice fished Antero several times this past winter and did well on the trout, the chance to catch kokanee next winter will be an added bonus.
Antero is not a deep reservoir so it will be interesting to see how the kokanee do; me - I am rooting for them thumbsup
niteskies
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