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Maine Freshwater Fishing Study

User's Guide to the Data Set

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ChemRisk Portland,

December 13, 1990

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QS-09-F-010-01, Rev. No.: 00, Rev. Date: OS/01/97 Maine Freshwater Fishing Study User's Guide to the Data Set

Overview of the Data Set The mall survey data, matched with license Information provided by ChemRlsk. Is found In an archived file called CHEM.ARC on the first diskette. After the file Is unarchlved. the data set can be found In CHEM.DAT. The data set Is In fixed-field ASCII format There are 1,612 cases (respondents) In this data set, and the data for each case covers four rows. A complete description of each variable and Its codes are Included In the codebook. The column locations are Included In Appendix A. All variables are numeric unless noted as a text variable In Appendix A (Type; Une 4 columns 226 - 229, Address; Line 5 columns 1 - 34, City; Line 5 columns 35 - 52, State; Line 5 columns 53 - 54, Sex; Une 5 column 60, and Legalres; Une 5 columns 61 - 78). Identification numbers 9997, 9998. and 9999 do not have any of the original ChemRisk Information. The respondent deleted the ID number from the survey, so It was assigned a number outside the survey identification range. All numeric variables are right justified within the field, and all text variables are left justified within the field. If a question was not applicable, the field contains a ». For questions that were supposed to be answered but have a missing response, the field is filled with 9's. These missing values and not applicable values are listed by each variable in the codebook. Appendix B contains the comments by respondents about the survey and study.

The second diskette is contains frequency distribution of the survey responses. This file is called CHEM.FRQ. CHEM.TMP Is the ASCII data template used to read the file CHEM.DAT.

The third diskette contains a file called CHEMUSER.033. This is the WordPerfect 5.1 copy of the User's Guide to the data set. The diskette also contains CHEMTEXT.033. This file contains the WordPerfect 5.1 text for possible Inclusion in the report. This diskette also contains a file called CHEMUSER.ASC. This is the ASCII version of the User's Guide. It also contains a file called CHEMTEXT.ASC. This Is the ASCII version of the text for possible inclusion in the report.

Sample Design Based on discussions with Dr. Boyle and Dr. Reiling of the , personnel from ChemRisk decided to design a sample that would ensure completed surveys from a minimum of 100 anglers having the least likely set of characteristics in which ChemRisk was interested. This group of anglers was Identified as those anglers who had fished for, caught and eaten warm water species from flowing waters in the state of Maine during the previous fishing year. Based on the estimates of various types of anglers In the state of Maine provided by Dr. Boyle and Dr. ReBing, It was determined that obtaining the required number of completed surveys from this population would require approximately 1,363 completed surveys from a random sample of freshwater anglers In Maine.

To determine the sample size required to obtain these 1,363 completed surveys two assumptions were made about the proportion of undelfverable surveys that might be expected and the response rate to deliverable surveys.

The sampling frame used for this study was the population of Individuals holding a valid Maine residential fishing license In 1989. Based on the experience of Drs. Boyle and Relllng, It was felt that even if the sampling frame was the population of individuals holding a valid 1990 license, only 90 percent of surveys would be deliverable. Since the sampling frame used in this study was 1989 rather than 1990, an additional allowance for undeliverable surveys was made. For the purposes of calculating the required initial sample, It was assumed that 81 percent (90 percent * 90 percent) of surveys would be deliverable. In addition, a response rate of 75 percent to the deliverable surveys was assumed. Using these assumptions, a required sample size of approximately 2,244 was calculated. Because of uncertainties about the response rate and the proportion of undeliverable surveys, a slightly larger sample size of 2,500 was selected.

Survey Implementation Two thousand five hundred residences were sent an advance letter on October 9, 1990 to Inform them of the survey and explain the reasons the study was being conducted. The survey instrument was mailed on October 16, 1990. The survey packet contained a letter explaining the study, a question and answer sheet to explain basic questions people might have, a survey, and a stamped return envelope. If a survey packet came back as undeHverable, another packet was sent to the new address when applicable. On October 23, 1990 a thank you/reminder postcard was sent to everyone. The postcard thanked people who had already completed and returned the survey, and reminded those who had not returned the survey to do so soon. On November 7, 1990 a first follow-up survey packet was mailed to 1,111 nonrespondents. The packet was identical to the initial packet, but the accompanying letter asked to have the survey returned by December 3. 1990 so analysis would be able to begin.

The following table presents the response summary for this study. 1.612 completed surveys were returned for a response rate of 64 percent. These 1,612 completed surveys represent 69 percent of the surveys that were actually deliverable. We feel there are two reasons that the response rate fell below the 75 percent of deliverable surveys that was expected. The first factor was that we had hoped to gain some sponsorship of the survey from some organization In Maine. This turned out to be Impossible and the survey was sent out under HBRS sponsorship. Surveys under the sponsorship of a market research firm such as HBRS typically have lower response rates, all else equal, than surveys Identified as being sponsored by a university or state agency. In addition, after the survey process was initiated, It became apparent that the dlent required data earlier than was originally anticipated. This change In time frame precluded any attempt to Increase the response rate to 75 percent by using an additional contact However, even at the slightly lower response rate, the objective of obtaining at least 1,360 completed surveys was stni achieved.

Table 1: Response Summary for Maine Freshwater Fishing Survey

Number

Completed Interviews 1,612 Did not fish in 1989-1990 28 Undeltverable as addressed 171 Deceased 10 Refusal 25 Out of the country 1 No Response 653 Pretest Sample 50 Extra Sample 403 Initial Sample Size 2,953 This survey Is about your freshwater fishing experiences In Maine. Your name was selected because you purchased a Maine resident fishing license In 1989. .

1. About how old were you when you took your first freshwater fishing trip In Maine? (FILL IN BLANK)

Q1 2-75 years old the first time I ever fished in Maine 99 Missing

2. Ho wwould you describe your fishing ability? (CIRCLE ONE NUMBER)

Q2 1 9 Novice Intermediate Expert Missing

3. Did you go freshwater fishing in Maine in 1989? (CIRCLE ONE NUMBER)

03 1 No 2 Yes 9 Missing

Did you go fishing in Maine during either the 1989-1990 ice fishing season or during the 1990 open- water fishing seasons? (CIRCLE ONE NUMBER)

Q4 1 No 2 Yes- -> Skip to Questions 9 Missing

5. What was the most important reason why you did not go fishing during the 1989-1990 ice fishing season or the 1990 open-water seasons? (CIRCLE ONE NUMBER)

Q5 1 Health problems 2 Too busy with other activities 3 I lost my interest in fishing 4 Other (please describe: See List #1) 9 Missing • Not applicable

If you didn't fish during the 1989-1990 ice fishing season or make any 1990 open-water fishing trips, please skip to Question 25. 6. We would like to know more about the factors or she characteristics that are Important In choosing the location where you fish. Please Indicate how Important each factor or site characteristic, listed below. Is to you. (CIRCLE ONE NUMBER FOR EACH CATEGORY)

Not Somewhat Very Not Important Important Important Missing Applicable

Q6_1 Easy access from a road 1 2 3 9 *

Q6_2 Availability of public access 1 2 3 9 •

Q6_3 Maintained boad launch 1 2 3 9 *

Q6_4 Type of water (pond, river , etc.) 1 2 3 9 *

Q6_5 Size o f body of water 1 2 3 9 *

Q6_6 Easy t o fish from the shore 1 2 3 9 *

Q6_7 Special fishing regulations 1 2 3 9 •

Q6_8 Chance o f catching a trophy fish 1 2 3 9 *

Q6_9 Desirable species of fish 1 2 3 9 •

Q6_10 Chance to catch many fish 1 2 3 9 *

Q6_11 Past fishing success 1 2 3 9 •

Q6_12 Not likely to get skunked 1 2 3 9 •

Q6_13 Location where friends fish 1 2 3 9 *

Q6_14 Few anglers 1 2 3 9 •

Q6_15 Beauty of surrounding area 1 2 3 9 *

Q6_16 Close to motels, restaurants, etc. 1 2 3 9 *

Q6_17 Close to my home 1 2 3 • 9 •

Q6_18 Close to my camp 1 2 3 9 • In the next section, we would like to team about your 1989-1990 Ice fishing trips. If you cannot recall the exact details, please answer with your best estimates.

7. Did you take any Ice fishing trips In Maine during the 1989-1990 Ice fishing season? (CIRCLE ONE NUMBER)

4f 1 No >SklptoQuestion12 2 Ye» 9 Missing • Not applicable

8. During the 1989-1990 Ice fishing season, on how many different days did you spend part or all of the day tee fishing? (FILL IN BLANK)

** 1 - 208 days fished during the 1989-1990 Ice fishing season 999 Missing • Not applicable

9. During your 1989-1990 Ice fishing trips, on average, how many hours per day did you spend ice fishing? (FILL IN BLANK)

1-20 hours per day ice fishing 99 Missing • Not applicable

* 10. Did you catch any fish during your 1989-1990 ice fishing trips? (CIRCLE ONE NUMBER)

1 No > Skip to Question 12 — 2 Yes m 9 Missing • Not applicable a

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* The previous section asked about the fish you caught during the 1989-1990 Ice fishing season. This section asks about the fish you caught during the 1990 open-water fishing season. If you cannot recall the exact details, please answer with your best estimates.

12. Have you made any open-water fishing trips In Maine during 1990?

O12 1 No­ -> Skip to Question 25 2 Yes 9 Missing Not applicable

13. Have you taken any open-water fishing trips during 1990 to any ponds or lakes In Maine? (CIRCLE ONE NUMBER)

Q13 1 No­ -> Skip to Question 17 2 Yes 9 Missing • Not applicable

14. During 1990, on how many different days did you spend part or all of the day open-water fishing on ponds or lakes in Maine? (FILL IN BLANK)

Q14 1-165 different days fished on ponds or lakes in Maine 999 Missing • Not applicable

15. During your 1990 open-water fishing trips, on average, how many hours per day did you spend fishing on ponds or lakes in Maine? (FILL IN BLANK) * Q15 1-22 hours per day fishing on ponds or lakes in Maine 99 Missing • Not applicable * 16. On your 1990 open-water fishing trips, how did you usually fish when you fished on ponds or lakes m in Maine? (CIRCLE ONE NUMBER)

Q16 1 From the shore or bank only 2 From a boat or canoe only * 3 From both the shore or bank and a boat or canoe 4 Other (please describe): ID Response tf 439 From my dock and In a small fishing boat 1064 Either from a canoe or from shore 1222 Chest waders 1299 On lake from wharf 1639 Wading brooks and rivers 2350 Wading 9 Missing • Not applicable 17. Did you take any 1990 open-water fishing trips on any streams or rivers In Maine? (CIRCLE ONE NUMBER)

Q17 1 No­ ->Sklp to Question 21 2 Yes 9 Missing • Not applicable

18. During 1990. on how many different days did you spend part or all of the day open-water fishing on streams or rivers in Maine? (FILL IN BLANK)

Q18 1-180 different days fished on streams or rivers in Maine 999 Missing • Not applicable

19. During your 1990 open-water fishing trips, on average, how many hours per day did you spend fishing on streams or rivers In Maine? (FILL IN BLANK)

Q19 1-20 hours per day fishing on streams or rivers in Maine 99 Missing • Not applicable

20. On your 1990 open-water fishing trips, how did you usually fish when you fished on streams or * rivers In Maine? (CIRCLE ONE NUMBER) 4 Q20 1 From the shore or bank only 2 From a boat or canoe only 3 From both the shore or bank and a boat or canoe 4 Wading 9 Missing * • Not applicable

21. During your 1990 open-water fishing trips in Maine, which freshwater bodies did you fish most frequently? (FILL IN BLANKS)

Type of Water Number Name of Body (flowing Nearest Town of Days Distance from Water Body or standing) or City Fished There Home

Q21A 1 Q21B 1 Q21C 1 Q21D 1 Q21E 1 miles Q21A 2 Q21B 2 Q21C~2 Q21D 2 Q21E 2 miles Q21A 3 Q21B 3 Q21C 3 Q21D 3 Q21E 3 miles Q21A 4 Q21B 4 Q21C~4 Q21D 4 Q21E 4 miles |Q21A~5| |Q21B~5| |Q21C_5| IQ21D 5 | j Q21E Smiles]

Please see 1 Flowing Please see 99 Missing 999 Missing list #2 2 Standing list #3 • Not applicable • Not applicable 9 Missing • Not applicable 22. Did you catch any fish during your 1990 open-water fishing trips? (CIRCLE ONE NUMBER)

Q22 1 No- —> Skip to Question 25 2 Yes 9 Missing Not applicable

23. This question asks about the number of fish you caught during your 1990 open-water fishing trips, and what happened to these fish. If you didn't catch a particular type of fish on your 1990 open- water fishing trips, just leave that line blank. (FILL IN BLANKS)

How Many Did What Did You Do with the You Catch? Fish You Caught?

Number Given For Columns Q23A 1 to Q23D 15: Away, Thrown Number Eat« 999 Missing ~ Away, Used for by You and/ • Not applicable Number Number Baft or Fed a Househok Caught Released to Pets Member

Landlocked Salmon Q23BJ Q23C_1 Q23D_1

Atlantic Salmon Q23A_2 > Q23B_2 Q23C_2 Q23D_2

Togue (Lake Trout) n?iA i ^ Q23B_3 Q23C_3 Q23D_3

Brook Trout Q23A 4 •> Q23B_4 Q23C_4 Q23D_4

Brown Trout Q23A 5 •> Q23B_5 Q23C_5 Q23D_5

Yellow Perch O5>oA ft x. Q23B_6 Q23C_6 Q23D_6

White Perch Q23A 7 •> Q23B_7 Q23C_7 Q23D_7

Bass (small mouth and large mouth) Q23A ft ^> Q23B_8 Q23C_8 Q23D_8

^OOA O -^ Pickerel V* Q23B_9 Q23C_9 Q23D_9

Lake Whitefish Q23AJO > Q23B_10 Q23C_10 Q23DJO

Hornpout (Catfish and Bullheads).\; U<:JM_^OO A ^ Q23BJ1 Q23C_11 Q23D_11

Bottom Fish (Suckers, Carp, and1 Sturgeon) O23A 19 ^> Q23B_12 Q23C 12 Q23D 12

Chub O23A 11 •> Q23B_13 Q23C_13 Q23D_13

Smelt Q23A_14 > Q23B_14 Q23C_14 Q23DJ4

Other noan 15 n^ir^ 15 ooin 15 24. In the last question you Indicated how many of the fish that you caught were eaten by you and/or other household members. Of the fish reported as eaten In Question 23. how many were from flowing waters (streams and rivers) and how many were from standing waters (such as ponds or lakes)? (FILL IN BLANKS)

For Column* Q24A 1 to Q24DJ5: Number eaten Number eaten 999 Missing ~ from flowing Average from standing Average • Not applicable waters length water* length (steams, rivers) of these fish (lakes, ponds) of these fish

Landlocked Salmon Q24AJ —> Q24B_1 In. Q24CJ — > Q240_1 In.

Atlantic Salmon Q24A_2 — > Q24B_2 In. Q24C_2 — > Q24O_2 In.

Togue (Lake Trout) Q24A_3 — > Q24B_3 la Q24C_3 —> Q24D_3 in.

Brook Trout Q24A_4 — > Q24B_4 la Q24C_4 — > Q24D_4 in.

Brown Trout Q24A_5 —> Q24B_5 In. Q24C_5 — > Q24D 5 in.

Yellow Perch Q24A_6 —> Q24B_6 In. Q24C_6 — > Q24O_6 In.

White Perch Q24A 7 —- > Q24B 7 in. Q24C 7 — > Q24D 7 in.

Bass (small mouth and large mouth) Q24A_8 — > Q24B_8 in. Q24C_8 —> Q24D_8 in.

Pickerel Q24A_9 —> Q24B_9 in. Q24C_9 —> Q24D_9 In.

Lake Whitefish Q24A_10 — > Q24B_10 in. Q24C_10 — >Q24O_10 in.

Hornpout (Catfish and Bullheads) Q24AJ1 -> Q24B_11 in. Q24CJ1 — >Q24O_11 In.

Bottom Fish (Suckers, Carp, and Sturgeon) Q24AJ2 — > Q24B_12 in. Q24C_12 —>Q24O_12 In.

Chub Q24A_13 — > Q24B_13 in. Q24CJ3 ~>Q24O_13 In.

Smelt Q24A_14 — > Q24B_14 In. Q24C_14 ~>Q24D_14 In. m Other Q24A 15 — > Q24B 15 in. Q24C 15— >Q24D 15 In.

* 25. Do you plan to take any open-water fishing trips in Maine in the remainder of 1990? (CIRCLE ONE NUMBER)

Q25 1 No 2 Yes­ ->On how many more days In 1990 will you spend part or all of the day fishing on open-waters in Maine? (FILL IN BLANK)

9 Missing

Q25A 0 1 - 99 more days In 1990 999 Missing • Not applicable In the last two sections we asked about the fish you personally caught In Maine In 1990. This next section asks about the freshwater fish caught In Maine during the open-water or Ice fishing seasons In 1990 by other household members.

26. Did any members of your household besides yourself make any open-water fishing trips during 1990 or Ice fishing trips during the 1989-1990 Ice fishing season In Maine? (CIRCLE ONE NUMBER)

Q26 1 No > Skip to Question 30 2 Yes 9 Missing

27. Besides yourself, how many other members of your household have been freshwater fishing In Maine during either the 1990 open-water or the 1989-1990 Ice fishing season? (FILL IN BLANK)

Q27 1-22 Other household member(s) 99 Missing • Not applicable

28. Did you or anyone in your household eat the fish caught by these other household members during either the 1989-1990 ice fishing season or the 1990 open-water seasons? (CIRCLE ONE NUMBER)

Q28 1 No >Skip to Question 30 2 Yes 9 Missing • Not applicable

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29. Approximately how many of the fish caught by other members of your household In Maine during either the 1989-1990 Ice fishing season or the 1990 open-water seasons were eaten by you and/or members of your household? (FILL IN BLANKS)

For Columns Q29A_1 to Q29B_1: 998 Don't know Average Ing Number Length splicable Eaten > of These Flsl

Landlocked Salmon Q29AJ Q29B_1 in.

Atlantic Salmon Q29A_2 Q29B_2 In.

Togue (Lake Trout) Q29A_3 Q29B_3 In.

Brook Trout Q29A_4 Q29B_4 In.

Brown Trout Q29A_5 Q29B_5 In.

Yellow Perch Q29A_6 Q29B_6 in.

White Perch Q29A_7 Q29B_7 in.

Bass (small mouth and large mouth) Q29A_8 Q29B_8 In.

Pickerel Q29A_9 Q29B_9 in. H Lake Whitefish Q29A_10 Q29B_10 In.

Hompout (Catfish and Bullheads) Q29A_11 Q29BJ1 in. 4 Bottom Rsh (Suckers, Carp, and Sturgeon) Q29A_12 Q29B_12 in. i Chub Q29AJ3 Q29B_13 in.

Smelt Q29AJ4 Q29BJ4 in.

Other Q29A 15 Q29B 15 in.

30. Since December 1989, have you or someone in your household eaten any freshwater fish that were caught in Maine by people outside of your household? (Do not include fish purchased at a store or fish market.) (CIRCLE ONE NUMBER)

030 1 No ->Skip to Question 32 2 Yes 9 Missing 11

31. Approximately how many fish caught by non-household members In Maine since December 1989 were eaten by you and/or members of your household? (FILL IN BLANKS)

For Columns Q31A 1 to Q31B 15: 998 Dont krknow Average 999 Missining Number Length jplicable Eaten > of These Fish Landlocked Salmon Q31AJ Q31BJ In.

Atlantic Salmon Q31A_2 Q31B_2 in. Togue (Lake Trout) Q31A_3 Q31B_3ln.

Brook Trout Q31A_4 031 B_4 In. Brown Trout Q31A_5 Q31B_5 in.

Yellow Perch Q31A_6 Q3lB_6ln. White Perch Q31A_7 Q31B_7 in. Bass (small mouth and large mouth) Q31A_8 Q31B_8 In. Pickerel Q31A_9 Q31B_9 in. Lake Whltefish Q31A_10 Q31BJO in. Hornpout (Catfish and Bullheads) Q31AJ1 Q31B_11 in. Bottom Fish (Suckers, Carp, and Sturgeon) Q31A_12 Q31BJ2 In.

Chub Q31A_13 Q31BJ3 in. Smelt Q31AJ4 Q31B_14 in.

Other Q31A 15 Q31B 15 in.

32. Below, please describe the age and sex of each household member and indicate whether they eat freshwater fish caught in Maine (whether caught by you, another household member, or non- household member). (FILL IN BLANK) Does This Person Eat Freshwater Fish Age of Sex of Person Caught in Maine? Person (CIRCLE ONE ANSWER) (CIRCLE ONE ANSWER)

Yourself Q32A 1 Q32B 1 Q32CJ Member 1 Q32A 2 Q32B 2 Q32C_2 Member 2 Q32A 3 Q32B~3 Q32C 3 Member 3 Q32A 4 Q32B 4 Q32C~4 Member 4 Q32A~5 Q32B 5 Q32C_5 Member 5 JQ32A 6| |Q32B 6| I Q32C 6

99 Missing 1 Male 1 No 2 Female 2 Yes 9 Missing 9 Missing • Not applicable • Not applicable 12

There are many ways In which people prepare freshwater fish they catch. We would like to find out how you prepare freshwater fish from Maine caught by you, another household member or non-household members.

33. What three types of freshwater fish from Maine (whether caught by you, someone else In your household, or a non-household member) do you eat most often and how do you usually cook them? (FILL IN SPECIES OF FISH IN BLANKS BELOW AND ANSWEFt EACH QUESTION)

Species 1: Q33A Species 2: Q33B Species 3: Q33C (See Ust 4) (See Ust 4) (See List 4)

Do you fillet these fish before cooking them? Q33AJ Q33B_1 Q33CJ Do you cook these fish with the skin on? Q33A_2 Q33B_2 Q33C_2 Do you usually eat the liver of these fish? Q33A_3 Q33B_3 Q33C_3 Do you usually eat the roe (eggs) from these fish? Q33A 4 Q33B 4 Q33C 4

1 No 1 No 1 No 2 Yes 2 Yes 2 Yes 9 Missing 9 Missing 9 Missing • Not applicable • Not applicable • Not applicable

About how many of these fish do you eat fresh (not frozen, smoked or canned)? (WRITE ONE NUMBER FROM BELOW) Q33A 5 Q33B 5 Q33C 5

1 All (100 %) 2 Most (67 - 99%) 3 About half (34 - 66%) 4 Some (1 • 33%) 5 None (0%) 9 Missing • Not applicable

How do you usually serve these fish? (WRITE ONE NUMBER FROM BELOW IN BLANK FOR EACH SPECIES OF FISH) |Q33A_6 Q33B 6 O33C 61

1 Raw 2 Baked 3 Broiled/grilled 4 Fried 5 Poached 6 Boiled 7 Soup/stew/chowder 4 9 Missing • Not applicable

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34. What do you usually do with fish leftover from a meal? (CIRCLE ONE NUMBER)

Q34 1 Never have leftover fish 2 Save leftovers to eat later 3 Throw leftovers away 4 Give to pets 9 Missing

35. Do yo uand/or other household members ever eat freshwater fish (whether fresh or frozen) purchased from a store or fish market? (CIRCLE ONE NUMBER)

Q35 1 No - -> Skip to Question 38 2 Yet 9 Missing

36. About how many meals of freshwater fish purchased from a store or fish market does your household have in a month? (FILL IN BLANK)

Q36 1-15 freshwater fish meals per month 99 Missing • Not applicable

37. What Is the average serving size of the freshwater fish at these meals per individual? (FILL IN BLANK)

Q37 1-46 ounces of freshwater fish per individual 99 Missing • Not applicable

Some people have raised health concerns about water quality in public waterways. We would like to leam about any concerns you might have about the areas you fish.

38. Are you aware of any official fish consumption advisories concerning fish caught in Maine? (CIRCLE ONE NUMBER)

O38 1 No- ->Skip to Question 45 2 Yes 9 Missing I •9 14

m 39. The following are some statements about fish consumption advisories In Maine. For each statement, Indicate whether each statement Is true, false, or if you don't know. Don't worry If these questions seem hard; very few people know all of the answers. (CIRCLE ONE NUMBER FOR EACH STATEMENT)

Don't Not True False Know Missing Applicable

Q39A_1 The existing fish consumption advisories apply only to fish caught in lakes and ponds

Q39B_2 Only some rivers in Maine are the subject of ~ fish consumption advisories

Q39C_3 The fish consumption advisories recommend that ~ no one eat any fish caught in locations covered by the advisory

Q39D 4 The fish consumption advisories cover only certain species

Q39E_5 The fish consumption advisories cover all sizes of fish

40. During 1990. did you ever fish at locations covered by an official fish consumption advisory? (CIRCLE ONE NUMBER)

Q40 1 No > Skip to Question 44 2 Yes 3 Don't Know >Skip to Question 45 9 Missing • Not applicable

41. Do fish consumption advisories affect whether you keep the fish caught at locations covered by fish consumption advisories? (CIRCLE ONE NUMBER)

Q41 1 No 2 Yes >How do they affect whether you keep the fish you catch? (CIRCLE ALL THAT APPLY) 9 Missing • Not applicable

Q41A 1 I keep no fish Q41B 2 I keep fewer fish Q41C 3 I keep only the smaller fish Q41D 4 I keep only certain species Q41E 5 Other (please describe: See List #5)

For Q41A- Q41E: 0 Not circled 1 Circled 9 Missing • Not applicable 15

42. Do fish consumption advisories affect whether you eat the fish caught at locations covered by fish consumption advisories? (CIRCLE ONE NUMBER)

Q42 1 No 2 Yes­ ->How do they affect whether you eat the fish you catch? (CIRCLE ALL THAT APPLY) Missing Not applicable Q42A 1 I don't eat any of the fish Q42B 2 I eat only the smaller fish Q42C 3 I eat only certain species Q42D 4 Other (please describe: See List #6) For Q42A ­ Q42D: 0 Not circled 1 Circled 9 Missing • Not applicable

43. Do fish consumption advisories affect how you prepare and serve the fish caught at locations covered by a fish consumption advisory? (CIRCLE ONE NUMBER)

Q43 1 No 2 Yes­ ->How do they affect how you prepare and serve the fish? (CIRCLE ALL THAT APPLY) Missing Not applicable Q43A 1 I only broil or grill these fish Q43B 2 I trim and discard any dark flesh Q43C 3 I trim off all fat Q43D 4 I trim off the lateral line Q43E 5 Other (please describe: See List #7) For Q43A - Q43E: 0 Not circled 1 Circled 9 Missing • Not applicable

44. Suppose conditions were different so that there were no fish consumption advisories in Maine. Would you have fished any additional bodies of water during the 1989-1990 ice fishing season or 1990 open-water seasons? (CIRCLE ONE NUMBER)

Q44 1 No 2 Yes­ -> Which bodies of water? (FILL IN BLANKS) 9 Missing • Not applicable Q44A Please See List #2 Q44B Q44C 16

In this last section of the survey, we would like to leam more about your background and your current household characteristics. You can be assured that all your answers will be kept confidential. This Information will only be used to report comparisons among groups of people. We will never Identify individuals or households with these responses.

45. Which of the following best describes your current employment situation? (CIRCLE ONE NUMBER)

Q45 1 Work full-time (40 hours per week or more) 2 Work part-time (less than 40 hours per week) or semi-retired 3 Work seasonally (work only part of the year) 4 Unemployed 5 Fully retired 6 Full-time student 7 Homemaker 8 Other (please describe: See List #8) 9 Missing

46. What is the highest level of education you have completed? (CIRCLE ONE NUMBER)

Q46 0 Did not answer question 1 Less than 8th grade 2 Eighth grade graduate 3 Some high school 4 High school graduate 5 Some trade or technical school 6 Trade or technical school graduate 7 Some college 8 Bachelor's degree 9 Postgraduate study

47. What is your ethnic background? (CIRCLE ONE NUMBER)

Q47 1 White, Non-Hispanic­ ->Are you of Scandinavian, French-Canadian, Italian, Irish, or some other ancestry? (CIRCLE ONE NUMBER) Q47A 1 Scandinavian ancestry 2 French-Canadian ancestry 3 Kalian ancestry 4 Irish ancestry 5 Other 9 Missing • Not applicable 2 Hispanic 3 Native American 4 Asian/Pacific Islander 5 Black 6 Other 9 Missing 17

48. What was your total household Income before taxes In 1989? (CIRCLE ONE NUMBER)

Q48 1 Under $10,000 6 $50,000 to $59,999 2 $10,000 to $19,999 7 $60,000 to $69,999 3 $20,000 to $29,999 8 $70,000 to $79,999 4 $30,000 to $39,999 9 $80,000 to $100,000 5 $40,000 to $49,999 10 Over $100,000 99 Missing

Do you have any comments?

Comments

0 = No Answer 1 = Answer

Type Type of license the respondent applied to receive

Address Address of respondents residence

City City of respondents residence

State State of respondents residence

Zip Zip code of respondents residence

Sex Sex of respondent

Legalres Legal residence of respondent

Mlresutt Mail result 1=Completed mail survey

Mldate Date HBRS received the survey 18

Question 5: What was the most Important reason why you did not go fishing during the 1989-1990 Ice fishing season or the 1990 open-water seasons?

{D Response

1 Work 9 Not a winter fishing person 101 Don't ice fish 364 Fishing license too expensive 418 Moved out-of-state 504 Been traveling 569 Marriage, pregnancy, out-of-state move 590 I have gone anti-cruelty and don't kill for or animals 643 Become foster parent to multl handicapped child 697 There are not any fish 791 Just to fish with friend 901 Had a baby 1056 Don't go Ice fishing 1093 Bicycling 1122 Working 1150 Military obligations 1236 Son never got his license and we were going together 1273 Divorce 1299 Afraid of ice breaking 1347 Away 1392 Working 1394 Did not know how 1493 Went ocean fishing 1627 Work 1661 Pregnant 1670 Don't ice fish 1780 I bought a license in 1989, not in state in 1990 1788 I like open-water season 1899 College 1918 Too cold for me 1959 Too cold 2021 Trip was canceled to 2036 Lack of good fishing in my area 2037 Don't like ice fishing 2038 Work 2045 I don't ice fish 2073 Don't care for ice fishing 2118 Son too cheap to buy me plane ticket to come up to Maine to fish. Puts money Into sports cars and pin ball machine instead. His mother and I tried so hard. 2336 Military obligations 2342 Building own house 2343 Nobody to go with 2427 On active coast guard duty in AK 2433 Not interested In ice fishing 2482 I don't enjoy cold weather 2497 Was in Florida during Ice fishing season 2533 Only go in the summer 2586 New baby kept me too busy 2643 I live In Florida now to May 2665 Don't Ice fish 2672 Moved 2725 Not Interested In Ice fishing 2755 Out-of-state 2765 To difficult to get a fishing license 19

Ust #2

Question 21A_1, 21A_2. 21 A_3, 21A_4, and Q21A_5: Name of water body fished most frequently.

JD Response

000 No Response 1 Lower Wilson 2 Moosehead 3 West Branch 4 Round Pond 5 Cold Stream Lake 6 Penobscot 7 Uttle Pallgunpus 8 Mattakunk 9 Smelt Brook 10 Pleasant 11 Sebois 12 Mainacook Lake 13 Crawford 14 Good Stream 15 Good Lake 16 Tunk Lake 17 Martin Pond 18 Monson Pond 19 Ismi Stream 20 Kennebelle River 21 Beaver Flowager 22 Togus Pond 23 Maulton Pond 24 Salter 25 Herd 26 Baker 27 28 Roach/Big Roach Pond 29 Rainbow 30 Holbrook 31 Allogash/Allagash/Allegash 32 Uttle Austin 33 Bulldog 34 Black Hill 35 Beach Hill/Beech Hill 36 Monroe 37 Salmon/Salmon Falls 38 Crystal 39 Bracket Lake 40 E. Grand Lake 41 Kimball Pond 42 , Uttle Sebago Lake/Lower Sebago 43 44 Crescent Lake 45 Mooselookmeguntic Lake 46 Gatridge Pond 47 Lake Webb 48 Penneseewassee Lake 49 Dacey Pond 50 Breakneck Brook 51 Ten Mile Brook 52 . Auburn Lake • 53 Scragley Pond 54 2 Davis Pond 55 Piscalaquis River 20

Ust #2 (Continued)

Question 21A_1, 21A_2, 21A_3. 21A_4. and Q21A_5: Name of water body fished most frequently.

ID Response

56 Center Pond 57 East Carry Pond 58 Grace Pond 59 Mlddly Carry Pond 60 Ten Thousand Arce Tract 61 Stony Brook 62 Norway Lake 63 Uttie Osslpee 64 65 * 66 Androscoggin^ 67 Jim Pond 68 Cobbsce Lake 69 Cobbasseecontee Lake 70 Duck Puddle Pond 71 72 Chain of Ponds 73 Snow Pond 74 Kennebee River/ 75 Mopang 76 E. Machois 77 Quimby 78 Machian lakes/Machias Lake 79 South Twin River 80 Junior Lake/Junior 81 Swraggly Lake 82 West Grand Lake 83 Sysaladobsis 84 Sheepscott 85 Branch 86 Moose 87 Hobb Pond 88 Cross Lake 89 Saurdahunk Lake 90 Picher Pond 91 Rowe Pond 92 Hills Pond 93 Goddard Stream 94 Main Stream 95 Dakin Brook 96 Thatcher Creek 97 Black River 98 Ossippee Lake 99 Wadleigh Pond 100 Heabon 101 Seao 102 Collins Pond 103 Little Kenmebago 104 Three Mile Pond 105 Long Pond/Long Rapid 106 East Grand 107 Swan Lake 108 Hancock Pond 109 Killick Pond 110 Kenvillye River 111 Adam Pond 21

List #2 (Continued)

Question 21 A_1. 21A_2, 21 A_3, 21 A_4. and Q21A_5: Name of water body fished most frequently. UB Response 112 . 113 114 Mooselook Lake 115 Rangley Lake 116 Garland Pond 117 SaveryMts. 118 Bnrtiet Pond/BartJett Pond 119 BealPond 120 Magalloway 121 Spear Stream 122 . Dead 123 Puffers Pond 124 Bald Mt. Pond 125 Lake Winnecook 126 Neguasset 127 128 129 Presque Isle Streams 130 St. George's Lake 131 Mousam Lake 132 Great East Lake 133 Square Pond 134 Big Bennet Pond 135 Matagamon Lake 136 Crooked River 137 Pequaket Pond 138 Oeering Lake 139 Alligator Lake 140 Lombard Lake 141 Ross Pond 142 Sunday River 143 Cooks Brook 144 Pendexter Brook 145 Davis Brook 146 Roberts 147 Onowa Lake 148 Foster Pond 149 Cassidy Deadwater 150 KindneyPond 151 Millinocket Stream 152 7 Mile Stream/six Mile Lake 153 Upper & Middle Range Pond 154 Wilson Pond 155 Markham Pond 156 Norton Pond 157 Middle Stream 158 Hennebeck River 159 Red Brook 160 Messalonshee Stream 161 162 First Roach Lake 163 Morrfl River 164 Wng-Bartlet 165 Wessronsat 166 Ottor Pond 167 Baisn Pond 22

List #2 (Continued)

Question 21A_1. 21A_2. 21A_3, 21A_4, and Q21A_5: Name of water body fished most frequently.

ID Response

168 Partin Pond 169 Big Wood Pond 170 Sebastlcook Lake 171 Embden 172 Spencer 173 Falls Lake 174 Wngberry Pond 175 Sabattus Lake 176 Mulunkur Stream 177 Manawasha River 178 Halfway Brook 179 Bearsley Brook 180 LJIy Pad Pond 181 Spaw Pan Lake 182 Megunticook Lake 183 King Pond 184 Ambergus Lake 185 Schoodlce Lake 186 Trafon Lake 187 Hying Pond 188 Horseshoe Pond 189 Randall Lake 190 Martin's Stream/Martin Stream 191 Bear Pond • 192 Balch 193 Simmes 194 Worthley 195 Sunkheze 196 Nicatavos/Nickitous 197 Blackwater 198 Fish Lake 199 St. John River 200 Negro Lake 201 Uttle Machias 202 Hayden Brook 203 Gardner Lake 204 Patrick's Lake 205 206 Cedar Lake 207 Brassway 208 Hermon Pond 209 Slaughter Pond/Slauter Pond 210 Sourdnattunk Lake 211 Musquash Lake 212 BruverLake 213 Dobsy 214 Rump Pond 215 Deer Lake 216 Sennebec Pond, Sennebec 217 Marancock 218 Pocosset Lake 219 Pierce Pond 220 Belgrad Lake 221 St Crotx 222 Carry Brook 223 Pine Stream 23

List #2 (Continued)

Question 21A_1, 21A_2, 21A_3, 21A_4. and Q21A_5: Name of water body fished most frequently. ID Response

224 Duck Lake 225 Jo-Mary Lake 226 Ellis Pond 227 Jackson Pond 228 MoxiePond 229 Uttle and Big Saborse 230 Madwahege Lake 231 Trout Pond 232 Sandy River 233 Marshall Brook 234 Ratiron Pond 235 Damariscotta 236 Rock Pond 237 Tim Pond 238 Cushman Pond 239 240 Henderson Brook 241 El Pond 242 Black Brook 243 Richardson 244 Wabb 245 Keoka 246 Rogal River 247 248 Perley Pond 249 Leavitt Brook 250 Spruce Mountain Brook 251 Fowler Pond 252 Long Pond 253 Pushaw Pond 254 Mud Pond 255 256 Wytopitlock Lake 257 Wytopitlock Stream 258 Battle Brook 259 Hopkins Pond 260 Southeast Pond 261 Goo Pond 262 Locke 263 Naridwak Stream 264 Mollasses Pond 265 Munsungen 266 Warren River 267 Rum 268 Nokomls Pond 269 Mulligan 270 Duncan Pond 271 Spring Lake 272 Austin Stream 273 East Branch 274 Lermond Pond 275 Souper Brook 276 Great 277 West 278 Weymouth 279 Levenseller 24

List #2 (Continued)

Question 21A_1, 21A_2, 21A_3, 21A_4. and Q21A_5: Name of water body fished most frequently.

]Q Response

280 #9 Stream 281 Upper Sliddes Lake 282 Tatts Pond 283 Shlloh Pond 284 Lennon Stream 285 Turner Brook 286 Dog Brook 287 Lewis Brook 288 Mass Brook 289 Blood Pond 290 Pratt 291 Lendaspuagh 292 Half Moon Brook 293 Mosquito 294 Harlow Pond 295 Wyle Pond 296 Spruce Pond 297 Iron Pond 298 Bransmill Pond 299 South Pond 300 Labador Pond 301 Estes Lake 302 Jordan Pond 303 Hadlock 304 Cambolasee Pond 305 Olaman 306 New Sodnehunk Lake 307 Anawa 308 Dexter 309 Jump 310 Trues 311 Cold Brook 312 313 Milleken Mills 314 York Pond 315 316 Isonglas 317 Sibly River 318 Lily Pond 319 SpedicLake 320 Moose Boog 321 Pike Brook Pond 322 Big Brook 323 Wiscok Creek 324 Haley Pond 325 Second Roach 326 Roach Pond 327 Pud Pond 328 Shepardson's Brook 329 Bearse Pond 330 Darcey Pond 331 Beddington Lake 332 Narraguagas River 333 Phillips Lake 334 Bog 335 Woods Pond 25

Ust #2 (Continued)

Question 21A_1, 21A_2. 21A_3. 21A_4, and Q21A_5: Name of water body fished most frequently.

1C Response

336 Bates Brook 337 Blackstone Brook 338 St. George 339 Nesowdnelink 340 East Pond 341 Little Lilly Lake 342 New Stream 343 Old Stream 344 Russell Pond 345 Tody Pond/ 346 Hot Whole/Hole 347 Pocomoonshine Lake 348 B Pond/B Stream 349 Brewer Lake 350 Denvillage River 351 Plymouth Pond 352 Sabbathday Lake 353 Middle Range Pond 354 Evers Pond 355 Anabessacook 356 Freedom Pond 357 Stetson Pond 358 Georges Lake 359 Arrowhead 360 Deer Pond 361 Bottle Brook 362 Wngsbury Stream/Pond 363 Mayfield Pond 364 Aziscohos 365 Trip Pond 366 Thompson 367 No Name Pond 368 369 Rock Haven 370 Great East 371 Spricer 372 20 Mile Stream 373 Kennebenk 374 Horn Pond/Horne Pond 375 Foley Pond 376 Lane Brook 377 378 North Irvin 379 Pennaduncook 380 Elbon 381 East River Watershed 382 Keerebec River 383 Pine Tree Pond 384 Small Brook / 385 Qulggle Brook 386 Jellison Hill Pond 387 Beaver 388 389 Barker Pond 390 Sebec 391 Molunllus 26

Ust #2 (Continued)

Question 21A_1, 21A_2, 21 A_3, 21 A_4. and Q21 A_5: Name of water body fished most frequently.

JD Response

392 Ebb House 393 Medunkeyum 394 Aldens/AJders 395 396 20 Mile Brook 397 25 Mile Brook 398 Partridge Pond 399 Mouiton Pond 400 Mastin 401 15 Mile Stream 402 Christy Lake 403 3rd Negro Lake 404 405 Grand Lake 406 Braseau 407 Graham Lake 408 Cathana River 409 Heald Pond 410 Virginia Lake 411 Kezar Lake/Kezer Lake 412 North Pond 413 Six Roach 414 Cranberry Stream 415 Prestile Stream 416 Donnel Pond 417 Little Escutasis 418 ClemansPond 419 Hockenhill 420 Scooner Brook 421 Buorganut Pond 422 Bryant Brook 423 Kilkenie Stream 424 The Heath 425 Newport Pond 426 Bretton Pond 427 Nehumkeg Pond 428 Walker Brook 429 Popirt Island Brook 430 Patter Pond 431 Craig Pond 432 Pugsiey Brook 433 Runaround Pond 434 Farm Popnds 435 Namakanta Stream 436 Chandler 437 Firehole 438 Peaked Mountain Pond 439 Pineo Brook 440 Scott Brook 441 Upper Scott Brook 442 John's Rh/er 443 East Stream 444 Duck Pond Brook 445 Forest Pond 446 Webnanet River 447 Middle Oxhead 27

List #2 (Continued)

Question 21A_1, 21A_2, 21A_3. 21A_4. and Q21A_5: Name of water body fished most frequently.

IP. Response 448 Davis Pond 449 Big Lake 450 451 Hahmakanta 452 Haymock Lake 453 Spider Lake 454 Snowmax Brook 455 Snago Locks 456 Kidney Pond 457 Grassy Pond 458 459 Boyden Lake 460 Denny's River 461 McGrath Pond 462 Ducktrap Stream 463 Sanbom Pond 464 Rufflngham Meadow 465 Wassah 466 Pinnade Pond 467 Gil man Pond 468 Rt One Pond 469 Chickawakee 470 Moody Pond 471 Rockey Lake 472 Wilton Lake 473 Gagnon Brook 474 Fall Brook Lake 475 Crepsuptic Pond 476 Boundry Pond 477 Lake 478 Minrehonk 479 Desert Pond 480 Wheelock 481 Bottle Lake 482 Mattlmascontis 483 /Wyman Pond 484 Hunter Brook 485 W. Chair Bank 486 Shagg Pond 487 Concord Pond 488 489 Cabador/Labador 490 Big Indian lake 491 Tannery Brook 492 Squawpan Lake 493 494 Chapman Brook 495 Portage Lake 496 Roche Pump 497 Big Island 498 Green Lake 499 Lower Range Pond 500 Ranee Pond 501 502 Michael Brook 503 Barren Pond 28

Ust #2 (Continued)

Question 21A 1. 21A_2. 21A_3. 21A_4, and Q21A_5: Name of water body fished most frequently.

IP. Response 504 South Arm 505 St Froid 506 Upper Sain Pond 507 Coffee Pond 508 Randers 509 Chain Lake 510 Old Stream Lake 511 Fish River 512 Baskegan Lake 513 Dumpling Pond 514 Sandy Pond 515 Snake Pond 516 Mliain Pond 517 PlunkettPond 518 519 Alien Pond 520 Indian Pond 521 Alford Lake 522 Whitnery Pond 523 Hutchinson 524 Caribou Stream 525 Clary Lake 526 Horse Race Pond 527 Cuxabosis Steam 528 529 530 Damen Pond 531 Atteam Lake 532 Spalding lake 533 Limestone Lake 534 Makinn Brook 535 Baunegbeg 536 Roe 537 Whrtten-Parrrtt Stream 538 Hadley's Lake 539 Dyer Brook 540 Birch Steam 541 Higgons Brook 542 543 Cold River 544 Caucomgomace Lake 545 Keyes Brook 546 Lyford Pond 547 Hatfield Pond 548 Scltuiate Pond 549 Leighs Mill 550 Brown Brook 551 Ripley Pond 552 Wassakeeg Lake 553 Dolby Pond 554 Lost Lake 555 Mill Brook 556 Chemo Pond 557 558 Fields Pond 559 Mountain Pond 29

List #2 (Continued)

Question 21A_1, 21A_2, 21A_3. 21A_4. and Q21A_5: Name of water body fished most frequently, ifi Response 560 Foxes 561 Muddy River 562 563 Vomum Pond 564 Clemens Pond 565 Bickford 566 Molunkas Stream 567 Madagascal Stream 568 569 Faggs Brook 570 BUI Brook 571 Black Lake 572 Jones 573 Range Ponds 574 Ordway 575 Palmer Pond 576 South Brandn 577 Square Lake 578 Whet Stone Pond 579 Keag Lake Brook 580 Wallace Brook 581 Prescott 582 Keewaydin Lake 583 Amazines Upstream 584 Little Dimmick Pond 585 Big Dimmick Pond 586 Dyer Pond 587 Aupsuptic 588 Upper Narrows 589 Little Austin 590 Passadunkead River 591 Lord Brook 592 593 Jordan Brook West 594 Assippi Lake 595 Black Pond 596 Granny Kent Pond 597 Pashineer 598 Denny Pond 599 Upper Pond 600 Biscay Pond 601 Clay Pond 602 Jaybird 603 Pickerel 604 Unity 605 E Branch of 606 Nickerson 607 Shin 608 4th St John 609 Bob's Pond 610 Simsons Pond 611 Forbes Pond 612 Thanksgiving 613 Bennett 614 Smith 615 Snows 30

Ust #2 (Continued)

Question 21A_1, 21A_2, 21AJ3. 21A_4. and Q21A_5: Name of water body fished most frequently.

ID Response

616 Upper Jo Mary 40 617 Sawyer 618 Randen 619 Frost River 620 Berry Pond H 621 Stratton Brook 622 Roxbury 623 Ctearwater 624 Moses m 625 626 Raymond Pond 627 Dun Dee Dam 628 Catharce River m 629 Branch 630 Meddybemps 631 U 632 Ingalls 633 Clayton 634 Carlton 635 Sih/er Lake tfl 636 Sam Acres Stream 637 Harrington 638 DeBoulIi 639 Topsham * 640 Sturtevant 641 White 642 Aldrich ,. 643 Cider Mill " 644 Katahdin Uke 645 Tacoma 646 Sherman ^ 647 Torsey * 648 Highland 649 Bunker 650 St Francis Lake g) 651 Desolation Pond 652 Canton 653 Nelson 654 Lobster Hi 655 Barry 656 Silver Pond 657 Spectacle Pond 658 Narrows "** 659 PemaqukJ 660 3 Comer Pond 661 Weary Pond — 662 Nw River * 66 3 Parlin Stream 664 Oxbrook 665 Rancourt -m 666 Big Churchill 667 Madawaska Lake 1 668 Telos 669 Gold Nugget Lake «• 670 Soababscook Lake , 671 New Dam 31

Ust #2 (Continued)

Question 21A 1, 21 A_2. 21 A_3. 21A_4, and Q21 A_5: Name of water body fished most frequently.

1C Response

672 Lower Fowler 673 Middle Fowler 674 Scraggley River 675 Debsconeag 676 Tree Wadein 677 KJnnebago Lake 678 Ml Blue Pond 679 Shepard River 680 WBd River 681 Cocumgomlc 682 Fry Pan Pond 683 Washington 684 Dyer Long Pond 685 Swift Rh/er 686 Wild Lake 687 Lake Christopher 688 Crocker Pond 689 Big Rsh 690 Abott Pond 691 2nd W Brook 692 Moose Hill Pond 693 Weld Road Brook 694 Egypt Pond 695 Porter Lake 696 697 Crowell Pond 698 Rocky Brook 699 Big Eddie 700 Rockahema/Rockabema 701 Togas Stream 702 Weber Pond 703 Woodbury Pond 704 Cochewagon Lake 705 Hogan Pond 706 Marsh Stream 707 Belgrade Stream 70S Upper Lead 709 Love Joy 710 Montique 711 Kakajo 712 Frenchman Brook 713 Big Jim Pond 714 Greely Brook 715 Corner Brook 716 Island Pond 717 Galilee 718 Orange Lake 719 WatchlcLake 720 Misery Stream 721 Ledge Pond 722 Pork Barrell 723 Moosehom Stream 724 3rd Lake Wallgrass 725 Ml Blueford 726 Crowell 727 Minister Brook 32

Ust #2 (Continued)

Question 21A 1, 21A_2. 21 A_3, 21A 4, and Q21A 5: Name of water body fished most frequently.

IB Response

728 729 Johnson Brook 730 River DeChute 731 Sapenac Pond 732 Chlmentlccok 733 Big Black River 734 Soldier Brook 735 Middle Branch 736 Big Eye 737 Toalhowa Lake 738 Biskay 739 Round Mountain 740 Seasa Pond 741 Quantabacook 742 Little Enchanted 743 Havner 744 Gammon 745 Frost Pond 746 Chase Lake 747 7 Tree Pond 748 Stevens Mill Pond 998 Dont Know 999 Missing

4 4 33

List #3 m Question 21CJ. 21C_2, 21C_3, 21C_4. and Q21C_5: Nearest town or city.

O ID Response

000 No Response - 1 Baxter Park * 2 NorthfieJd 3 Newfleid 4 Lincoln 4 5 Endfleld ^ 6 Costlgan 7 WoodvBle 8 East Winn * 9 Abbot 10 Lee 11 E. Lebanon 12 Staceyvllle <• 13 Goodtown 14 Goodville 15 NoBerwick . 16 Saco *" 17 Monson 18 AbbJon 19 Skow-Solon A 20 Troy m 21 Augusta 22 Willimontic 23 McFalls 41 24 Dedham 25 Medwig 26 Greenville 27 Soparis 4! 28 Clifton 29 Moscow 30 Fosk's 31 Enbden/Embden

LJst #3 (Continued)

Question 21C_1, 21C_2, 21C_3, 21C_4. and Q21C_5: Nearest town or city.

ID Response

56 Jefferson 57 Eagle Lake 58 West Forks 59 Suparis 60 Poland 61 Waterboro 62 Umerick 63 Auburn 64 Rockwood 65 Alna 66 Matawamkeg 67 Monmouth 68 Sweden 69 NobeJboro 70 China 71 Eutls/Eustis 72 Kingsbury 73 Standish 74 Calunbia 75 Machess 76 Columbia 77 Fairfield 78 Vbazie 79 E. HoWen/Holden 80 Lakeville Plantation/Lakeville 81 Grand Lake Stream 82 Blanchard 83 Palermo 84 Sebago/Sebago Lake 85 Plymouth 86 Somerville 87 Scouheagan 88 Wayne 89 Belfast 90 Wells 91 Molunkus 92 Medway 93 Goudand 94 Wilton 95 Biddeford 96 Davis Town 97 Oxbow 98 Lyman 99 Menson 100 Portland. Westbrook 101 North Windham 102 Lovell 103 Chinn 104 Fort Fairfield 105 Danforet 106 Swansfile 107 Danmalk 108 Hollis 109 Dennsiulye 110 Sanford 111 Belgrade 35

List #3 (Continued)

Question 21CJ, 21C_2. 21C_3. 21C_4, and Q21C_5: Nearest town or city.

|fi Response

112 Raymond 113 Rangley 114 W. Buxton 115 Byron 116 Jay 117 Uvermore 118 Starks 119 Magalloway 120 Peru 121 Waterford 122 Dexter 123 Bingham 124 Unity 125 Woolwlck 126 Readfield 127 Bridgeton 128 Uberty 129 Shaplelgh 130 Swanville 131 Acton 132 Guilford 133 Patton 134 Casco 135 Umington 136 Danforth 137 Milforth 138 Springfield 139 Bristol 140 Bethal/West Bethal 141 Bradford 142 Greenwood 143 North Waterboro 144 Gorham 145 Elliotsvllle 146 New Glouster 147 Napier. Naples 148 Leeds 149 Dixfleld 150 Madrid 151 Alexander 152 Jackman 153 Uncolnville 154 Garland 155 Bington 156 Princeton 157 Lewlston 158 Upton 159 Marshfield 160 Hartland 161 Popevllle 162 Blsworth 163 Brigham 164 Lexington 165 Stetson 166 Calais 167 Newport/North Newport 36

List #3 (Continued)

Question 21C_1. 21C_2. 21C_3. 21C_4, and Q21C_5: Nearest town or city.

** 1JD Response

168 North Anson — 169 Forks * 170 W. Paris 171 Athens 172 Sabattus 49 173 Fryburg 174 New Sweden 175 Stockholm 176 Oxford «• 177 Chester 178 Mapleton 179 Camden 180 Kokadjo «f 181 Wngfield 182 Brownville 183 Smithfield — 184 Mt Vemon m 185 Utchfield 186 Parsonsfield 187 Turner jt 188 Albion 189 Aurora 190 Arlington 191 West Peru 4 19 2 Milford 193 Greenfield 194 Marsids 195 Ashland * 196 St Pamphile 197 St Francis 198 Portage * 199 Orbow Plantation 4 20 0 Waleville 201 Machios/Machias/E. Machios 202 Farmlngton — 203 MiHinicket/Millinocket m 204 Etna 205 Hermon 206 Springvale ^ 207 Topfield 208 Dbcmont 209 Steep Falls 210 Wilson Mills •I 211 Harrison 212 Appleton 214 Winthrop 215 Poland Springs * 216 Buckfield 217 Oakland 218 Woodland 219 Montville * 22 0Gray 221 Cornish 222 S. Arms 223 The Fork's 224 Freedom 37

List #3 (Continued)

Question 21CJ, 21C_2, 21C_3, 21C_4, and Q21C_5: Nearest town or city.

ID Response

225 Island Falls 226 Vassalboro 227 Strang 229 Great Pond 230 Industry 231 Big Edey 232 Conton 233 Madison 234 Greenbush 235 Frenchville 236 Corima 237 Morrill 238 Waldo 239 Palmyra 240 Bis 241 Mars Hill 242 Bridgewater 243 Hudson 244 Anson 245 Cooper 246 Jacksonville 247 Hoxnesville 248 Forkstown 249 Seal Harbor |f 250 Mt. Desert 251 Bar Harbor 252 N E Harbor 253 Gilford m 254 Soldier Pond 255 Holden 256 Old Orchard M 257 Westbrook * 258 Surry 259 York 260 Lowell m 261 Bar Mills m 262 Porter 263 Cutler 264 Avon gf 265 Noer 266 Richmond 267 Old Town 268 Cross Lake gt 269 Winterville 270 Howland 271 Dover 272 Estcourt «* 273 Lisbon Falls 274 Locke Mills 275 Assippl — 276 Soldier Pond m 277 Winterpoet ! 278 Cupstlc 280 Highland g| 281 New Vineyard 282 Aubrun 38

Ust #3 (Continued)

Question 21C_1, 21C_2. 21C_3. 21C_4, and Q21C_5: Nearest town or city.

IB Response

283 Mlllemot 284 Lenel 285 Stoneham 286 Berwick 287 Grand Isle 288 Shirley 289 Bowerbank 290 Pownal 291 Comville 292 Sebec 293 Jonesboro 295 Goodwin Mills 296 Centerville 297 Grunvell 298 Pemaqukj 299 Southwest Harbor 300 Vienna 301 Gardlner/Gardner/W. Gardiner 302 Tupsham/Topsham 303 Stoneham 304 Brewer 305 Searsport 306 Bucksport 307 Bowdoin 308 Trescott 309 Mede Bays 310 Lubec 311 Easton 312 Brooksville 313 Dolby 314 Macwahoc 315 Hodgon 337 Locke's Mills 350 Damriscotta 351 Winslow 352 Lucerne 353 Perry 354 Bangon/Bangor 355 Dennysville 356 Searsmont 357 Sherman Mills 358 Brooks 359 Andover 360 Comstock 361 Dover-Foxcraft 362 Rockland 363 Rockport 364 Bath 365 Sumner 366 East Brook 367 Marion 368 Cherryfield 369 SL Agatha 370 Madawaska 371 Alagash 372 39

List #3 (Continued)

Question 21C_1, 21C_2. 21C 3, 21C_4. and Q21C_5: Nearest town or city.

ID Response

373 Vanceboro *• 374 Carroll 375 Orrington 376 Houtton gl 377 New Umerick 378 Atkinson 379 Dyer Brook 380 Charlotte 41 381 Woodstock 382 St AJbans 383 Presque Isle 384 Moosehead 41 385 Albany 386 Passadumkeg 387 Carrford 388 Fustos * 38 9Richmons 390 Colbum 391 Stratton M 392 W Mino. t m 393 St. John 394 N. New Portland 395 Quimby m 396 Otisfield 397 Caratunk 398 Argyle 399 Sullivan 41 400 Washburn 401 Brooklon 402 Skowhegan 403 Kezar Falls H 404 Baldwin , 405 Sherman ; 406 Benedicta i 407 Greene * 408 Milo 409 Medford 410 Union — 411 Caribou 412 Newry 413 Plttson : 414 Burlington 4f 415 Benton 416 Lakeview 417 Oakfield 418 Boothbay <0 419 Limestone 420 Forest City 421 Canaan 422 Steuben *a 423 Crystal ,* 424 Dyer Brook 425 Willington 4 426 Brighton T 427 Stow 428 Daaquam 40

LJst #3 (Continued)

Question 21C_1, 21C_2, 21C_3, 21C_4. and Q21C_5: Nearest town or city.

ID Response

429 Ripley 430 Oldtown 431 Carmel 432 Concord 433 Blue Hill 434 Hiram 435 Eddington 436 Orono 437 Franklin 438 Temple 441 Glenbum 448 Sedwick 449 Smyrna Mills 450 Acton 451 Lebanon 452 Bumham 453 Rakul 454 Belgrade 455 Rogue Bluffs 456 Gouidsboro 457 Salem 458 Baxton 459 Somerville 460 Fayette 461 Chesterville 462 Yarmouth 463 Blown Field 464 Sidney 465 Cape Elizabeth 466 Rome 467 Kennebunk 468 Grandfalls 469 Unneus 470 Pleasant Ridge 471 GBead 472 Wiscassett 473 Newcastle 474 Flagstaff 475 Wytopitlock 476 Mercer/Mercett 477 Cobum Grove 478 Canton 479 Sibtleg/SiWeg 480 Sinclair 481 Talamodge 482 Pennistown 483 Long Pond 484 Newburg 485 Heberon 486 Baneyville 487 Aron/Avon 488 Phillips 489 Chatham 490 Moxie 491 Waldoboro 492 Washington 41

Ust #3 (Continued)

Question 21C_1. 21C_2. 21C_3. 21C_4. and Q21C_5: Nearest town or city. ID Response 493 Bgecomb 494 Bryant 495 Orland 496 Smyrna 497 Windsor 498 Oquosoa 499 Bondolnham 500 Mlnot 501 Halowell 502 Roxbury 503 Alfred 504 Bolster Mills 505 Ludlow 506 Crawford 507 Whiting 508 Eaton 509 Bowdonham 510 Denmark 511 Warren 512 Kent's Mill 513 Drew Plant 514 Buxton 998 Dont know 999 Missing 42

List #4

Question 33: What three types of freshwater fish from Maine (whether caught by you, someone else In your household, or a non-household member) do you eat most often and how do you usually cook them?

1Q Response

00 No fish eaten 01 Trout 02 Brook Trout 03 Salmon 04 White Perch 05 Bass/Blue Bass/Black Bass 06 Togue 07 Perch 08 Atlantic Salmon 09 Brown Trout 10 Yellow Perch 1 1 Lake Trout 12 Whftefish 13 Large Mouth Bass 14 Pickerel 15 Landlocked Salmon 16 Hompout 17 Carp 18 Bullheads 19 Cusu/Cusk 20 Black Cropies 21 Rainbow Trout 22 Smett 23 Eel 24 Bluegills/Blues 25 Suckers 26 Shad 27 Catfish 28 Panfish 29 Sunfish 30 Stripers 31 Cod 32 Haddock 33 Walleye 34 Pike 35 Pout 99 Missing 43

Us* #5

Question 41: Do fish consumption advisories affect whether you keep the fish caught at locations covered by fish consumption advisories?

ID Response

61 Could consume so many fish without harm to body 126 Don't fish these waters 311 I keep the maximum limit I'm allowed 379 I keep only migratory fish (blues, stripers) 60S I keep just the limit 672 If nice size I keep, but wouldn't keep If I didn't eat 704 I don't fish these waters 1261 Try to fish high elevation streams and ponds 1551 I follow discretion In all areas where they apply 1771 Don't fish there 1986 I don't fish these areas 2044 I water for cysts or discoloration in fish and I have kept 2152 Only trophy fish 2289 Size limit 2614 Wouldn't knowingly fish there 2659 I wouldn't want to eat them 2697 For health reasons I would only eat certain fish 2734 I don't fish In these locations 2755 Never fish In polluted waters

List #6

Question 42: Do fish consumption advisories affect whether you eat the fish caught at locations covered by fish consumption advisories?

ID Response

88 I eat fewer fish from these waters 126 Don't fish those waters 186 Eat less fish 311 I eat just the amount advised to eat 672 I only eat smaller portions of what I keep 704 I don't fish these waters 903 Don't fish in that area 937 I usually give the fish to friends 942 I eat fewer fish 1092 I will eat fewer fish 1104 Some taste different, then the same type of fish caught elsewhere 1261 Only fish that I think can't get here from there 1551 I follow discretion in all areas where they apply 1771 Don't fish It 1986 I don't fish these areas 2044 I watch for cysts or discoloration In fish I have kept 2595 My husband eats them 2614 Wouldn't knowingly fish there 2697 For hearth reasons I would only eat certain fish 2722 Small portions 2734 I don't fish in these locations 2755 Never fish in polluted waters APPENDIX A:

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ID1 1 1 4 Q1 1 5 2 Q2 1 7 1 03 1 8 1 Q4 1 9 1 Q5 1 10 1 Q6 1 1 11 1 Q6 2 1 12 1 Q6 3 1 13 1 Q6 4 1 14 1 Q6 5 1 15 1 Q6 6 1 16 1 Q6 7 1 17 1 Q6 8 1 18 1 Q6 9 1 19 1 Q6 10 1 20 1 Q6 11 1 21 1 Q6 12 1 22 1 Q6 13 1 23 1 Q6 14 1 24 1 Q6 15 1 25 1 Q6 16 1 26 1 Q6 17 1 27 1 Q6 18 1 28 1 07 1 29 1 O8 1 30 3 Q9 1 33 2 Q10 1 35 1 Q11A 1 1 36 3 Q11B 1 1 39 3 Q11C 1 1 42 3 Q11D 1 1 45 3 Q11E 1 1 48 2 Q11A 2 1 50 3 Q11B 2 1 53 3 Q11C~2 1 56 3 Q11D 2 1 59 3 Q11E 2 1 62 2 Q11A 3 1 64 3 Q11B 3 1 67 3 Q11C 3 1 70 3 Q11D~3 1 73 3 Q11E~3 1 76 2 Q11A 4 1 78 3 Q11B 4 1 81 3 Q11C 4 1 84 3 Q11D 4 1 87 3 Q11E 4 1 90 2 Q11A 5 1 92 3 Q11B 5 1 95 3 Variable Name Line Column Width

Q24A 14 3 159 3 Q24B 14 3 162 3 Q24C 14 3 165 3 Q24D~14 3 168 3 Q24A~15 3 171 3 Q24B~15 3 174 3 Q24C~15 3 177 3 Q24D 15 3 180 3 Q25 3 183 1 Q25A 3 184 3 Q26 3 187 1 Q27 3 188 2 Q28 3 190 1 Q29A 1 3 191 3 Q29B 1 3 194 3 Q29A 2 3 . 197 3 Q29B 2 3 200 3 Q29A 3 3 203 3 Q29B 3 3 206 3 Q29A 4 3 209 3 Q29B 4 3 212 3 Q29A 5 3 215 3 Q29B 5 3 218 3 Q29A 6 3 221 3 Q29B~6 3 224 3 Q29A 7 3 227 3 Q29B 7 3 230 3 Q29A 8 3 233 3 Q29B 8 3 236 3 Q29A 9 3 239 3 Q29B~9 3 242 3 Q29A 10 3 245 3 O29B 10 3 248 3 Q29A 11 4 1 3 Q29B 11 4 4 3 Q29A 12 4 7 3 Q29B 12 4 10 3 Q29A 13 4 13 3 Q29B 13 4 16 3 Q29A 14 4 19 3 Q29B 14 4 22 3 Q29A 15 4 25 3 Q29B~15 4 28 3 Q30 4 31 1 Q31A 1 4 32 3 Q31B 1 4 35 3 Q31A~2 4 38 3 Q31B~2 4 41 3 Q31A~3 4 44 3 Q31B 3 4 47 3 Variable Name Line Column Width

Q31A 4 4 50 3 Q31B 4 4 53 3 Q31A~5 4 56 3 Q31B 5 4 59 3 Q31A~6 4 62 3 Q31B 6 4 65 3 Q31A 7 4 68 3 Q31B 7 4 71 3 Q31A 8 4 74 3 Q31B 8 4 77 3 Q31A 9 4 80 3 Q31B 9 4 83 3 Q31A"10 4 86 3 Q31B 10 4 89 3 Q31A~11 4 92 3 Q31B 11 4 95 3 Q31A~12 4 98 3 Q31B 12 4 101 3 Q31A 13 4 104 3 Q31B 13 4 107 3 Q31A~14 4 110 3 Q31B 14 4 113 3 Q31A 15 4 116 3 Q31B~15 4 119 3 Q32A 1 4 122 2 Q32B 1 4 124 1 Q32C 1 4 125 1 Q32A 2 4 126 2 Q32B~2 4 128 1 Q32C 2 4 129 1 Q32A 3 4 130 2 Q32B 3 4 132 1 Q32C 3 4 133 1 Q32A 4 4 134 2 Q32B~4 4 136 1 Q32C 4 4 137 1 Q32A~5 4 138 2 Q32B~5 4 140 1 Q32C 5 4 141 1 Q32A 6 4 142 2 Q32B 6 4 144 1 Q32C 6 4 145 1 Q33A 4 146 2 Q33A 1 4 148 Q33A~2 4 149 Q33A~3 4 150 Q33A 4 4 151 Q33A 5 4 152 Q33A~6 4 153 Q33B 4 154 2 Variable Name Une Column Width

Q33B 1 4 156 1 Q33B 2 4 157 1 Q33B 3 4 158 1 Q33B 4 4 159 1 Q33B~5 4 160 1 Q33B 6 4 161 1 Q33C 4 162 2 Q33C 1 4 164 1 Q33C 2 4 165 1 Q33C~3 4 166 1 Q33C 4 4 167 1 Q33C 5 4 168 1 Q33C 6 4 169 1 Q34 4 170 1 Q35 4 171 1 Q36 4 172 2 Q37 4 174 2 Q38 4 176 1 039 1 4 177 1 039 2 4 178 1 039 3 4 179 1 Q39 4 4 180 1 Q39 5 4 181 1 Q40 4 182 1 Q41 4 183 1 Q41A 4 184 1 Q41B 4 185 1 Q41C 4 186 1 Q41D 4 187 1 Q41E 4 188 1 Q42 4 189 1 Q42A 4 190 1 Q42B 4 191 1 Q42C 4 192 1 Q42D 4 193 1 Q43 4 194 1 Q43A 4 195 1 Q43B 4 196 1 Q43C 4 197 1 Q43D 4 198 1 Q43E 4 199 1 Q44 4 200 1 Q44A 4 201 3 Q44B 4 204 3 Q44C 4 207 3 Q45 4 210 1 Q46 4 211 1 Q47 4 212 1 Q47A 4 213 1 048 4 214 2 Variable Name Une Column Width

Q24A 14 3 159 3 Q24B 14 3 162 3 Q24C 14 3 165 3 Q24D 14 3 168 3 Q24A 15 3 171 3 Q24B 15 3 174 3 Q24C 15 3 177 3 Q24D 15 3 180 3 Q25 3 183 1 Q25A 3 184 3 Q26 3 187 1 Q27 3 188 2 Q28 3 190 1 Q29A 1 3 191 3 Q29B 1 3 194 3 Q29A 2 3 197 3 Q29B 2 3 200 3 Q29A 3 3 203 3 Q29B 3 3 206 3 Q29A 4 3 209 3 Q29B 4 3 212 3 Q29A 5 3 215 3 Q29B 5 3 218 3 Q29A 6 3 221 3 Q29B 6 3 224 3 Q29A 7 3 227 3 Q29B 7 3 230 3 Q29A 8 3 233 3 Q29B~8 3 236 3 Q29A 9 3 239 3 Q29B 9 3 242 3 Q29A 10 3 245 3 Q29B 10 3 248 3 Q29A 11 4 1 3 Q29B 11 4 4 3 Q29A 12 4 7 3 Q29B 12 4 10 3 Q29A 13 4 13 3 Q29B 13 4 16 3 Q29A 14 4 19 3 Q29B~14 4 22 3 Q29A 15 4 25 3 Q29B~15 4 28 3 Q30 4 31 1 Q31A 1 4 32 3 Q31B 1 4 35 3 031 A~2 4 38 3 031 B 2 4 41 3 Q31A~3 4 44 3 Q31B~3 4 47 3 Variable Name Line Column Width

Q31A 4 4 50 3 Q31B~4 4 53 3 Q31A~5 4 56 3 Q31B~5 4 59 3 Q31A~6 4 62 3 Q31B 6 4 65 3 Q31A 7 4 68 3 Q31B 7 4 71 3 Q31A 8 4 74 3 Q31B 8 4 77 3 Q31A 9 4 80 3 Q31B 9 4 83 3 Q31A~10 4 86 3 Q31B 10 4 89 3 Q31A 11 4 92 3 Q31B 11 4 95 3 Q31A~12 4 98 3 Q31B 12 4 101 3 Q31A 13 4 104 3 Q31B 13 4 107 3 Q31A 14 4 110 3 Q31B 14 4 113 3 Q31A 15 4 116 3 Q31B 15 4 119 3 Q32A~1 4 122 2 Q32B~1 4 124 1 Q32C~1 4 125 1 Q32A 2 4 126 2 Q32B 2 4 128 1 Q32C 2 4 129 1 Q32A~3 4 130 2 Q32B~3 4 132 1 Q32C 3 4 133 1 Q32A~4 4 134 2 Q32B 4 4 136 1 Q32C~4 4 137 1 Q32A~5 4 138 2 Q32B~5 4 140 1 Q32C 5 4 141 1 Q32A 6 4 142 2 Q32B 6 4 144 1 Q32C~6 4 145 1 Q33A 4 146 2 Q33A 1 4 148 1 Q33A~2 4 149 1 Q33A~3 4 150 1 Q33A~4 4 151 1 Q33A~5 4 152 1 Q33A~6 4 153 1 Q33B 4 154 2 Variable Name Une Column Width

Q33B 1 4 156 1 Q33B~2 4 157 1 Q33B 3 4 158 1 Q33B 4 4 159 1 Q33B 5 4 160 1 Q33B 6 4 161 1 Q33C 4 162 2 Q33C 1 4 164 1 Q33C 2 4 165 1 Q33C~3 4 166 1 Q33C 4 4 167 1 Q33C~5 4 168 1 Q33C 6 4 169 1 Q34 4 170 1 Q35 4 171 1 Q36 4 172 2 Q37 4 174 2 Q38 4 176 1 Q39 1 4 177 1 Q39 2 4 178 1 Q39 3 4 179 1 Q39 4 4 180 1 Q39 5 4 181 1 Q40 4 182 1 Q41 4 183 1 Q41A 4 184 1 Q41B 4 185 1 Q41C 4 186 1 Q41D 4 187 1 041 E 4 188 1 Q42 4 189 Q42A 4 190 Q42B 4 191 Q42C 4 192 Q420 4 193 Q43 4 194 Q43A 4 195 1 Q43B 4 196 1 Q43C 4 197 1 Q43D 4 198 1 Q43E 4 199 1 Q44 4 200 1 Q44A 4 201 3 Q44B 4 204 3 Q44C 4 207 3 Q45 4 210 1 046 4 211 1 Q47 4 212 1 Q47A 4 213 1 048 4 214 2 Variable Name Une Column Width

COMMENTS 4 216 1 TYPE (text) 4 226 4 ADDRESS (text) 5 1 34 CITY (text) 5 35 18 STATE (text) 5 53 2 ZIP 5 55 5 SEX (text) 5 60 1 LEGALRES (text) 5 61 18 MLRESULT 5 79 1 MLDATE 5 80 8