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2020 Remote Pond Brook Trout Aerial Stocking Wednesday, June 3Rd SORTIE 1 SORTIE 2 SORTIE 4 SORTIE 3 2020 Remote Pond Brook Trout Aerial Stocking Wednesday, June 3rd NOTE: brook trout number, size (no./lb), and lbs. approximate, annual variation inherent SORTIE 1 N0. DESTINATION TOWN DISTANCE ROW ACRES No./LB LBS. FISH TARGET REMARKS ARR / DPT JBI JBI Concord 59 X X X X depart 7:30 FG01 Lake Solitude Newbury 31 2 6 150 6.4 960 water sample 8:01 FG02 Chapin Pond Newport 13 3 13 150 13.9 2,080 8:14 FG03 Butterfield Pond Wilmot 16 4 12 150 12.8 1,920 8:30 GRF Grafton Recreation Field Grafton 6 58 X X X X load fish 8:36 33.1 4,960 <<<<<<<<< TOTALS SORTIE 2 N0. DESTINATION TOWN DISTANCE ROW ACRES No./LB LBS. FISH TARGET REMARKS ARR / DPT GRF Grafton Recreation Field Grafton 58 X X X X depart 8:51 FG05 Cole Pond Enfield 8 6 17 150 18.1 2,720 water sample 8:59 FG06 Halfmile Pond Enfield 3 7 9 150 9.6 1,440 water sample 9:02 FG08 Trout Pond Lyme 18 9 12 150 12.8 1,920 9:20 FG09 Rocky Pond Wentworth 6 10 20 150 21.3 3,200 9:26 WAR Warren Hatchery Warren 7 64 X X X X load fish 9:33 61.9 9,280 <<<<<<<<< TOTALS SORTIE 3 N0. DESTINATION TOWN DISTANCE ROW ACRES No./LB LBS. FISH TARGET REMARKS ARR / DPT WAR Warren Hatchery Warren 64 X X X X depart 9:48 FG14 Wachipauka Pond Warren 6 15 27 150 28.8 4,320 9:54 FG13 Upper Three Ponds Warren 8 14 10 150 10.7 1,600 10:02 FG12 Middle Three Ponds Warren 1 13 13 150 13.9 2,080 10:03 FG11 Lower Three Ponds Ellsworth 1 12 2 150 2.1 320 10:04 FG15 Peaked Hill Pond Thornton 6 16 14 150 14.9 2,240 water sample 10:10 EXC Exit 28 - I 93 Campton 5 56 X X X X load fish 10:15 70.4 10,560 <<<<<<<<< TOTALS SORTIE 4 N0. DESTINATION TOWN DISTANCE ROW ACRES No./LB LBS. FISH TARGET REMARKS ARR / DPT EXC Exit 28 - I 93 Campton 56 X X X X depart 10:30 FG17 Lower Hall Pond Sandwich 6 18 13 150 13.9 2,080 10:36 FG16 Middle Hall Pond Sandwich 1 17 6 150 6.4 960 10:37 FG18 Guinea Pond Sandwich 3 19 12 150 12.8 1,920 10:40 FG19 Black Mountain Pond Sandwich 2 20 7 150 7.5 1,120 water sample 10:42 FG20 Flat Mountain Pond Waterville Valley 4 21 27 150 28.8 4,320 water sample 10:46 FG21 Upper Greeley Pond Livermore 8 22 2 150 2.1 320 water sample 10:54 FG24 Black Pond Lincoln 8 25 5 150 5.3 800 water sample 11:02 FG25 Lonesome Lake Lincoln 7 26 12 150 12.8 1,920 11:09 FG51 Carr Pond Clarksville 64 52 Page 1 11 150 11.7 1,760 12:13 FCL 1st Conn. L. Boat Launch Pittsburg 6 57 X X X X load fish 12:19 101.3 15,200 <<<<<<<<< TOTALS SORTIE 5 N0. DESTINATION TOWN DISTANCE ROW ACRES No./LB LBS. FISH TARGET REMARKS ARR / DPT FCL 1st Conn. L. Boat Launch Pittsburg 57 X X X X depart 13:00 FG50 Harris Pond Pittsburg 5 51 3 150 3.2 480 13:05 FG49 Coon Brook Bog Pittsburg 7 50 18 150 19.2 2,880 13:12 FG48 Unknown Pond Pittsburg 2 49 3 150 3.2 480 13:14 FG47 Wright Pond Pittsburg 6 48 5 150 5.3 800 13:20 FG46 Lower Perry Pond Pittsburg 1 47 12 150 12.8 1,920 13:21 FG45 Third Lake Pond Pittsburg 1 46 3 150 3.2 480 13:22 FG43 Stub Hill Pond Pittsburg 11 44 3 150 3.2 480 13:33 FG42 Judd Pond Clarksville 9 43 4 150 4.3 640 13:42 FG41 Sheehan Flowage Clarksville 1 42 18 150 19.2 2,880 13:43 ERR International Airport Errol 16 55 X X X X load fish 13:59 73.6 11,040 <<<<<<<<< TOTALS SORTIE 6 N0. DESTINATION TOWN DISTANCE ROW ACRES No./LB LBS. FISH TARGET REMARKS ARR / DPT ERR International Airport Errol 55 X X X X depart 14:14 FG34 Corser Pond Errol 3 35 5 150 5.3 800 14:17 FG35 Nathan Pond Dixville 9 36 22 150 23.5 3,520 14:26 FG38 Dustan Pond Wentworth's Location 10 39 5 150 5.3 800 14:36 FG39 Little Bear Brook Pond Wentworth's Location 2 40 4 150 4.3 640 14:38 FG40 Round Pond Errol 3 41 41 150 43.7 6,560 14:41 ERR International Airport Errol 3 55 X X X X load fish 14:44 82.1 12,320 <<<<<<<<< TOTALS SORTIE 7 N0. DESTINATION TOWN DISTANCE ROW ACRES No./LB LBS. FISH TARGET REMARKS ARR / DPT ERR International Airport Errol 55 X X X X depart 14:59 FG33 Sweat Pond Errol 3 34 7 150 7.5 1,120 15:02 FG32 Signal Pond Errol 1 33 5 150 5.3 800 water sample 15:03 FG31 Long Pond Millsfield 2 32 27 150 28.8 4,320 15:05 FG30 Moose Pond Millsfield 2 31 29 150 30.9 4,640 15:07 PON Pontook Air Strip Dummer 6 61 X X X X load fish 15:13 72.5 10,880 <<<<<<<<< TOTALS SORTIE 8 N0. DESTINATION TOWN DISTANCE ROW ACRES No./LB LBS. FISH TARGET REMARKS ARR / DPT PON Pontook Air Strip Dummer 61 X X X X depart 15:28 FG28 Sessions Pond Dummer 5 29 40 150 42.7 6,400 15:33 FG29 Munn Pond Errol 2 30 46 150 49.1 7,360 15:35 PON Pontook Air Strip Dummer 7 61 X X X X load fish 15:42 91.7 13,760 <<<<<<<<< TOTALS SORTIE 9 N0. DESTINATION TOWN DISTANCE ROWPage 2ACRES No./LB LBS. FISH TARGET REMARKS ARR / DPT PON Pontook Air Strip Dummer 61 X X X X depart 15:57 FG04 Upper Trio Pond Odell 9 5 19 150 20.3 3,040 16:06 FG26 Lower Trio Pond Odell 1 27 69 150 73.6 11,040 water sample 16:07 FG27 Whitcomb Pond Odell 2 28 19 150 20.3 3,040 16:09 GMA Gorham Municipal Airport Gorham 24 62 X X X X load fish 16:33 114.1 17,120 <<<<<<<<< TOTALS SORTIE 10 N0. DESTINATION TOWN DISTANCE ROW ACRES No./LB LBS. FISH TARGET REMARKS ARR / DPT GMA Gorham Municipal Airport Gorham 62 X X X X depart 16:48 FG23 Carter Pond Bean's Purchase 9 24 2 150 2.1 320 16:57 FG22 Little Sawyer Pond Livermore 18 23 6 150 6.4 960 17:15 FG22 Sawyer Pond Livermore 0 23 47 150 50.1 7,520 17:15 JBI JBI Concord 60 59 X X X X done 18:15 58.7 8,800 <<<<<<<<< TOTALS 47 =Total Ponds Total Pounds Brook Trou 759 113,920 =Total Brook Trout Page 3.
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