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State Fish Hatchery Grant Oklahoma Department of Wildlife FINAL PERFORMANCE REPORT Federal Aid Grant No. F18AF00198 (F-43-D-28) State Fish Hatchery Grant Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation Report Period: January 1, 2018 - December 31, 2019 Grant Period: January 1, 2018 - December 31, 2019 FINAL PERFORMANCE REPORT State: Oklahoma Grant Number: F18AF00198 (F-43-D-28) Grant Program: Sport Fish Restoration Grant Title: State Fish Hatchery Grant Project Leader: John Davenport Report Period: January 1, 2018-December 31, 2019 Grant Period: January 1, 2018-December 31, 2019 Executive Summary: Four state fish hatcheries were operated and maintained during the project period. Hatchery administration procured necessary equipment, and attended meetings and training opportunities relative to fisheries production and management activities. Production ponds were maintained by disking and rotovating within hatchery pond liner, excess sediments were removed from pond liner as necessary, kettles and harvest basins were cleaned and screens were repaired. All operating fish hatcheries were disease tested and certified by USFWS Dexter Tech Center. A total of 29 .1 + million fish were stocked, and an additional 12.9+ million fish were produced and traded to other states during the project period. Purpose: This purpose of this grant is for the enhancement and maintenance of 14.6 million angler-days of angling opportunity across Oklahoma through the production and stocking of fish. Objective 1: Stock 11,000,000 fish annually for two years into Oklahoma public waters, by December 31, 2019. Accomplishments 2018- 2019: • Ponds were used to produce largemouth bass, sunfish spp., walleye, saugeye, striped bass, hybrid striped bass, and channel catfish for public water stockings (see chart below). • Ponds were also used to hold captive brood fish and to produce forage (koi, fathead minnows, and goldfish) to feed to listed stocks. • Florida largemouth bass from the Skiatook Lake Fish Nursery Pond were released into Skiatook Lake. • All operating fish hatcheries were disease tested and certified by USFWS Dexter Tech Center. • Rainbow trout and brown trout were obtained from USFWS hatcheries in Arkansas and transported to ODWC hatcheries for distribution into designated trout areas. • The following species and numbers of fish were stocked into public waters: SPECIES NUMBER Bluegill 100 Guthrie - Mineral Wells Highland Park, Guthrie Brown trout 37,167 Broken Bow Illinois River-Lower Mountain Fork Certified Florida largemouth bass 2,426,276 Arbuckle Eucha Lake Raymond Gary Ardmore City Eufaula Sardis Bixhoma Ft. Gibson Lake Shidler Broken Bow Holdenville City Skiatook Carl Albert Lake (Talihina City Lawtonka Skipout Lake) Lone Chimney Sooner Lake Cedar (USFWS) McGee Creek Sportsman Cleveland City Mountain Lake Texoma, Bryan Co. Crowder Lake Murray Texoma, Johnston Co. Dahlgren Nanih Waiya Texoma, Marshall Co. Doc Hollis Okemah City Thunderbird Dripping Springs Onapa City Veterans Lake, Sulphur Durant Lake &/Or Treatment Ozzie Cobb Vincent Elk City Perry CCC (Lake Perry Park) Wetumka Elmer Pine Creek Elmer Thomas WMWR Prague Channel catfish 717,095 45th Infantry Memorial Park Chambers Elmer Thomas Park, Lake Adair County Park Choctaw-Ten Acre Helen Adams Lake City Park Clayton Lake State Park Elmoore City Lake Altus City Coalgate City Enid Gov't. Springs Altus Lugert Coon Creek Enid Meadow Lake Alva City Hatfield Park Crosslin Park Pond Enid Water Works American Horse Crystal Beach Lake Etling Ardmore Kids Pond Crystal Lake (OKC) Eufaula Beaver Dunes State Park Cyril Park Pond Fletcher Pond Beggs City Dale Zachmy Sr. Citizens Gage City Lake Bickham & Rudkin Doc Hollis Gene Murray, Grandfield Black Kettle (Dead Indian) Dolese Park Pond Geronimo City Park Pond Blue River Dustin City Great Salt Plains Boiling Springs Eagle Lake, Del City Griffin Park, Norman Bonham Pond (GSP Handicap) Edwards Park Pond (OKC) Guthrie - Mineral Wells Boswell State Park El Reno - Southern Hills North Hall Buck Thomas, Moore El Reno - Southern Hills South Heritage Park Pond (Harrah) Bull Lake City of Vinita Elk City Highland Park, Guthrie Carlton Elmer Hinton City Lake Carmen City Hunter Park, Kiowa James Collins WMA Ponds Mulvey Pond, Yukon City Park Texoma, Bryan Co. Jap Beaver Natural Falls State Park Turkey Foot Jenks NE Lions Park, N01man Vanderwork John Wells, Stigler City Okemah City Veterans Park Pond, Jenks Jones - Batty Mulhausen Park Okmulgee WMA #4 Vian City Lake Kids Lake (OKC) Red Rock Pond Vincent Kitchen Lake (OKC) Robertson Pond, Yukon Senior Watonga Langston Route 66 Park Pond A Wayne Wallace Legion Park Pond, El Reno Sallisaw City (Brushy Lake) Welch Park Pond, Yukon Liberty Lake Park, Lawton Sapulpa - Kelly Lane Park Wetumka Madill City Lake South Lake Park East (OKC) Wildhorse Park Pond, Mustang Maple Park Stanley Draper Wiley Post Medicine Creek Sultan Park, Walters Wintersmith Park Mitch Park Pond, Edmond Sutton Wilderness Area Grass carp (2019 only) 500 Stillwell City Hybrid striped bass 5,380,001 Birch Ft. Cobb Ponca City Lake Canton Grand Lake Skiatook Carl Blackwell Kaw Sooner Lake Eagle Lake, Del City Oologah Tom Steed Foss Overholser Waurika Hybrid sunfish 276,920 Altus City Fletcher Pond Mustang - Central MS Pond Arcadia ODWC Pond Gene Murray, Grandfield NE Lions Park, Norman Bickham & Rudkin ( Geronimo City Park Pond Route 66 Park Pond A Buck Thomas, Moore Griffin Park, Norman Sapulpa - Kelly Lane Park Canton Guthrie - Mineral Wells Skiatook Nursery Pond Choctaw Creek Park Heritage Park Pond (Harrah) Skyline Pond Crosslin Park Pond Highland Park, Guthrie Stigler Sports Complex Pond Dolese Park Pond Jones - Batty Mulhausen Park Turkey Mountain Pond A El Reno - Southern Hills North Lazy E Arena, Guthrie Turkey Mountain Pond B El Reno - Southern Hills South Lee Lake Veterans Park Pond, Jenks Enid Gov't. Springs Legion Park Pond, El Reno Welch Park Pond, Yukon Enid Meadow Lake Mitch Park Pond, Edmond Wildhorse Park Pond, Mustang Enid Water Works Mulvey Pond, Yukon City Park Northern largemouth bass 51,432 Altus City Dahlgren Highland Park, Guthrie Bell Cow Elk City Sandy Sanders WMA Coalgate Reservoir Guthrie - Mineral Wells Wes Watkins Paddlefish (2018 only) 2,112 Page 3 of 15 Twin Bridges State Park, Spring River-Grand Lake Rainbow trout 619,453 Blue River Griffin Park, Norman Robertson Pond, Yukon Broken Bow Illinois River-Lower Veterans Park Pond, Jenks Dolese Park Pond Medicine Creek Watonga Etling Mt Fork River Fourche Maline River Perry CCC (Lake Perry Park) Sauger (2019 only) 126,620 Arkansas River-Kaw Dam Webber Falls Saugeye 5,829,311 Arcadia Lake Great Salt Plains Shell Creek Lake Bluestem, Atoka Healdton City Lake Sooner Lake Bluestem, Osage Holdenville City Taylor Carl Blackwell Jean Neustadt Thunderbird Clinton City Lawtonka Tom Steed Duncan Lake McMurtry Waurika Elk City Ponca City Lake Wewoka Ellsworth Shawnee #1 Ft. Cobb Shawnee #2 Smallmouth bass 5,360 Altus Lugert Striped bass (2018 only) 360,000 Kaw Threadfin Shad (2018 only) 3,500 Onapa City Taft Walleye 13,319,275 Altus Lugert Hefner Skiatook Canton Kaw Foss Oologah PUBLIC FISH STOCKED GRAND TOTAL 29,152,910 • Additionally, the following species and numbers of fish were produced and traded to other agencies: Bluegill 49,610 Wyoming Game Hybrid striped bass 12,250,000 Colorado, Iowa, Missouri, Nebraska Hybrid sunfish 49,380 Wyoming Game Striped bass 600,000 Arkansas, Colorado & Utah TRADES TOTAL 12,948,990 Page 4 of15 • The following species and poundage of forage fish were produced and used to grow public fish production to the targeted stocking size: Bluegill 3,130 lb. Channel catfish 365 lb. Goldfish 1,039 lb. Hybrid sunfish 1,515 lb. Koi 9,353 lb. Minnows 1,013 lb. Crawfish 985 lb. FORAGE TOTAL 17,400 lb. • ODWC provided 348.3 pounds of Channel catfish spawns to the Tishomingo National Fish Hatchery. • ODWC provided fry walleye, striped bass hybrids, rainbow trout, and channel catfish to the Oklahoma City H.B. Parsons Fish Hatchery in a cooperative program to provide fish for city water supply reservoirs and urban fishing ponds that are part of the Close-to-Home Fishing Program. Objective 2: Operate and maintain four (4) fish hatchery facilities by December 31, 2019. Accomplishments 2018 - 2019: • ODWC operated the Byron State Fish Hatchery (Alfalfa County), Durant State Fish Hatchery (Bryan County), Holdenville State Fish Hatchery (Hughes County) and James A. Manning State Fish Hatchery (Comanche County). • All buildings, storage facilities and shop buildings were routinely cleaned and maintained. All facility grounds were mowed and trimmed during the year. Fence lines were maintained and upgraded as needed. Hatchery roads and parking areas were maintained. Annual inspections of all hatchery residences were conducted by Hatchery Supervisor. Minor repairs and maintenance were performed as needed. Holdenville SFH upgraded the fish house with plumbing and specialized fish kettle paint. Holdenville SFH remodeled the old storage building with new siding and refurbished the interior. Holdenville SFH built a covered deck on residence to protect from weather damage. Byron SFH replaced four roofs on hatchery residences. Byron SFH replaced the lighting in fish house for better energy conservation. The fish house located at Durant hatchery had insulation installed, a new overhead door replaced, and had all plumbing replaced. Durant SFH replaced roof and on Assistant Managers residence and replaced with metal roofing. Durant SFH also replaced floor covering in the manager's residence. • Normal maintenance and repairs to hatchery equipment were accomplished at all facilities as needed including vehicles, tractors and fish hauling equipment, pumps, motors, compressors and other equipment. An a-frame was built and installed in the equipment shop building at Holdenville hatchery to lift and hoist equipment for repairs. Fish hauling tanks were purchased. Page 5 of 15 • Ponds were maintained by disking and rotovating within hatchery pond liner, excess sediments were removed from pond liner as necessary, kettles and harvest basins were cleaned and screens were repaired. Approved herbicides were applied according to label directions to control algae and noxious weed growth as needed.
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