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1 Fisheries Management Information System Report : Module Id : Filename : Run by : Report Date: Stocking Report FM_RRSTK H:fm_rrstk.pdf JWAGNER -DEC-02 For Year: 02
2 Stocking Report for year: 02 Page 2 of ES1 Oldman / Bow River Watershed AIRDRIE POND ( W) AIRDRIE POND ( W) ALLEN BILL POND (30---W) ALLEN BILL POND (30---W) ALLEN BILL POND (30---W) ALLISON LAKE (27---W) ALLISON LAKE (27---W) ALLISON LAKE (27---W) BARNABY LAKE (LOWER SOUTHFORK LAKE) ( W) BATHING LAKE (-4-1-W) BEAUVAIS LAKE (2--1-W) BEAUVAIS LAKE (2--1-W) BEAUVAIS LAKE (2--1-W) BEAUVAIS LAKE (2--1-W) BEAVER MINES LAKE (--3-W) BEAVER MINES LAKE (--3-W) BULLER POND (---W) BULLER POND (---W) BURMIS LAKE (-7-3-W) BURN'S RESERVOIR (-6-30-W4) BURNS LAKE (-1-7-W) BUTCHER'S LAKE (1-4-1-W) CANMORE CREEK (2-24--W) CHAIN LAKES RESERVOIR (4-1-2-W) CHAIN LAKES RESERVOIR (4-1-2-W) CHAIN LAKES RESERVOIR (4-1-2-W) COLEMAN FISH AND GAME POND (24---W) COMMONWEALTH CREEK (33---W) COMMONWEALTH LAKE (2---W) COTTONWOOD LAKE (-7-2-W4) COUGAR CREEK (--7-W) CROWSNEST LAKE (---W) DEWITT'S POND (31--1-W) DEWITT'S POND (31--1-W) DEWITT'S POND (31--1-W) DIPPING VAT LAKE ( W4) EMERALD LAKE (---W) EMERSON POND (-1-2-W4) ETHERINGTON CREEK (34---W) FORD CREEK (24--7-W) FORTRESS LAKE (6---W) FOUR MILE CREEK ( W) GALATEA LAKES (LOWER GALATEA LAKE) (---W) GRANUM POND (31---W4) GROTTO MOUNTAIN POND (-24--W) GROTTO MOUNTAIN POND (-24--W) HIGHWOOD RIVER (--2-W4) HOGARTH LAKES (UPPER HOGARTH LAKE) (---W) KANANASKIS RIVER (-24--W) KANANASKIS VILLAGE POND (3---W) LAKE OF THE HORNS (--7-W) LEES LAKE (-7-2-W) LILLIAN LAKE (---W) LITTLE JUMPINGPOUND CREEK ( W) January December December 0 0 2, , 3, 4,700 1, 2, , 2,700 4,, 4, 1, , 76,700 2, 600 1,600 1,600 7, , 6,000 1, 4,0 GLTR
3 Stocking Report for year: 02 Page 3 of LOOMIS LAKE (--7-W) LOST KNIFE CREEK (6-2-7-W) LOWER CHAMPION LAKE (---W) LOWER CHAMPION LAKE (---W) LOWER SMUTS LAKE (24---W) MARGARET LAKE (1-2--W) MAUDE LAKE (---W) MCLEAN POND (---W) MCLEAN POND (---W) MOUNT LORETTE PONDS (1---W) MOUNT LORETTE PONDS (1---W) MOUNT LORETTE PONDS (1---W) MUSKEG CREEK (3-24--W) ODLUM LAKE (33--7-W) PAYNE LAKE (MAMI LAKE) (-2-2-W4) PAYNE LAKE (MAMI LAKE) (-2-2-W4) PAYNE LAKE (MAMI LAKE) (-2-2-W4) PHILLIPPS LAKE (SUMMIT) (---W) RIBBON LAKE (1---W) SHARK LAKE (1---W) SHEEP RIVER (32--2-W4) SIBBALD CREEK (-24-7-W) SIBBALD LAKE (---W) SIBBALD MEADOWS POND (-24-7-W) SIBBALD MEADOWS POND (-24-7-W) SIBBALD MEADOWS POND (-24-7-W) SOUTHFORK LAKES (MIDDLE SOUTHFORK LAKE) (2-4-3-W) SOUTHFORK LAKES (UPPER SOUTHFORK LAKE) ( W) SPARROW'S EGG LAKE (6---W) STENTON LAKE (3---W) THREE ISLE LAKE (-1--W) UPPER CHAMPION LAKE (---W) UPPER KANANASKIS LAKE (-1--W) UPPER KANANASKIS LAKE (-1--W) UPPER SMUTS LAKE (24---W) WHISKEY CREEK (34--4-W) , 3,600 3, 2, 1,700 3,,0,000 30, 1,,600 4,00 1, , 3,,00 0 GLTR GLTR ES2 ALFORD LAKE (4-36--W) ALLSTONES LAKE (30-3--W) BRAZEAU BORROW PIT #1 (32-4--W) CAMP TROUT POND ( W) CARDINAL RIVER (-4--W) COW LAKE (-3--W) COW LAKE (-3--W) COW LAKE (-3--W) COW LAKE (-3--W) COW LAKE (-3--W) COW LAKE (-3--W) COW LAKE (-3--W) CROOKED CREEK ( W) DICKSON TROUT POND (-3-3-W) DICKSON TROUT POND (-3-3-W) DORMER LAKE (2-30--W) EAGLE LAKE (-32--W) ELK CREEK POND (33-3--W) GAP LAKE (-3--W) GOLDEYE LAKE (-40--W) Red Deer / North Saskatchewan River Watershed 1, 1,, , , 7,,,
4 Stocking Report for year: 02 Page 4 of HARLECK POND (-41--W) ICE LAKE (-31--W) JOB LAKE (-3--W) KRAMER POND (-4-6-W) LANDSLIDE LAKE (7-36--W) LITTLE RUBY LAKE ( W) LOST GUIDE LAKE (-34--W) MITCHELL LAKE (-37--W) MUSKIKI LAKE (-4--W) NORDEGG BORROW PIT (EAST) ( W) NORDEGG BORROW PIT (EAST) ( W) NORDEGG BORROW PIT (WEST) ( W) NORDEGG BORROW PIT (WEST) ( W) PEPPERS LAKE (30-3--W) PHYLLIS LAKE (-36-7-W) PHYLLIS LAKE (-36-7-W) PHYLLIS LAKE (-36-7-W) PHYLLIS LAKE (-36-7-W) PHYLLIS LAKE (-36-7-W) PHYLLIS LAKE (-36-7-W) RAT LAKE (-3--W) ROCKY CHILDREN'S POND (-40-7-W) ROCKY CHILDREN'S POND (-40-7-W) RUBY LAKE (UPPER RUBY LAKE) (-44--W) SHUNDA LAKE (FISH LAKE) (-40-1-W) SHUNDA LAKE (FISH LAKE) (-40-1-W) STRUBEL LAKE ( W) TAY LAKE (-36--W) THUNDER LAKE (4-4-1-W) TWIN LAKES ( W) TWIN LAKES ( W) TWIN LAKES ( W) TWIN LAKES ( W) WEST STONY CREEK (UPPER STONY CREEK) (3-3-7-W) WINCHELL LAKE (2-2--W) 2,,000 1, 24,,,600, 0 6 2, 1,,000 1,000,000 3, 0 6 7,000, ES3 CRYSTAL LAKE (31---W) DANDURAND LAKE (-3-1-W) DUNN LAKE (7-4--W) EMERALD LAKE (-62--W) EMERSON LAKES (6---W) EMERSON LAKES (6---W) FAIRFAX LAKE (-46--W) FAIRFAX LAKE (-46--W) GRIZZLY POND (---W) HINTON BORROW PIT (2-0--W) JARVIS CREEK (1-4--W) JARVIS CREEK POND (-2--W) KINKY LAKE (6-0--W) LAMBERT POND (-3--W) LOVETT LAKE (-47-1-W) MARY GREGG LAKE ( W) MCLEOD LAKE (CARSON LAKE) ( W) MCLEOD LAKE (CARSON LAKE) ( W) MILLERS LAKE (-3-1-W) NITON LAKE (31-3--W) OBED LAKE (-3--W) Athabasca / Pembina River Watershed 3,,700, 44,00 4, 700 7,,000,000 1,,
5 Stocking Report for year: 02 Page of OBED LAKE (-3--W) OBED LAKE (-3--W) PEDLEY RESERVOIR ( W) PETITE LAKE (-4--W) SILKSTONE LAKE (-47-1-W) SOUTH SUNDANCE LAKE (1---W) TRAPPER LAKE (1---W) WHITECOURT TOWN POND (3---W) WHITECOURT TOWN POND (3---W) WILDHAY LAKE (-7--W) WILDHORSE LAKES (UPPER WILDHORSE LAKE) ( W) WILDWOOD POND (30-3--W) WOLF CREEK POND (-3--W),000 4,00 2, 1, 4, 1, 1, 70 7, 1, ES4 Smoky River Watershed CUTBANK LAKE (-72--W6) CUTBANK LAKE (-72--W6) DOLLAR LAKES (EAST DOLLAR LAKE) (-73--W) FOX CREEK TROUT POND (-63--W) GRANDE CACHE LAKE (1-7--W6) HIGHWAY 40 POND (-6-6-W6) KAKUT LAKE ( W6) MUSKOSEEPI POND (-71-6-W6) PIERRE GREYS LAKES (LOWER PIERRE GREYS LAKE) (- 7--W6) PIERRE GREYS LAKES (MIDDLE PIERRE GREYS LAKE) (6-7-4-W6) PIERRE GREYS LAKES (UPPER PIERRE GREYS LAKES) (7-7-4-W6) PINE POINT BORROW PIT (-63--W) SEXSMITH POND ( W6) SWAN LAKE (-70--W) SWAN LAKE (-70--W) TWO LAKES (NORTH TWO LAKE) (-62--W6) TWO LAKES (SOUTH TWO LAKE) (7-62--W6) VALLEYVIEW CHILDREN'S POND (-70--W) VICTOR LAKE (3-6--W6) VICTOR LAKE (3-6--W6) 30,00,00 40,000 1, 1 1,000,00,00 4, 1,000 24, 6, NB1 ARDMORE COMMUNITY POND ( W4) ARDMORE COMMUNITY POND ( W4) BELLIS BEACH LAKE (1--1-W4) BONNYVILLE TOWN POND (7-61--W4) BOYLE POND (-64-1-W4) LAC DELORME (GEORGE'S LAKE) (-7--W4) LAC LA BICHE TROUT POND (ALEXANDER HAMILTON POND) (-67--W4) LAC LA BICHE TROUT POND (ALEXANDER HAMILTON POND) (-67--W4) LAC LA BICHE TROUT POND (ALEXANDER HAMILTON POND) (-67--W4) LEGAL RESERVOIR (24-7--W4) LITTLE BEAR LAKE (HASSE LAKE) ( W4) LITTLE BEAR LAKE (HASSE LAKE) ( W4) LITTLE BEAR LAKE (HASSE LAKE) ( W4) LITTLE BEAR LAKE (HASSE LAKE) ( W4) MEDLEY RIVER (-6-2-W4) Lac La Biche / Beaver River Watershed 0,, 2,0 0 1,000 4,00 1, 24 1
6 Stocking Report for year: 02 Page 6 of MILE 07 LAKE (3-6--W4) NAMEPI CREEK RESERVOIR (---W4) SHEMELUK LAKE (-60--W4) 1 NB2 ATLANTIC RICHFIELD RESERVOIR (2-67--W) CHAIN LAKES (LOWER CHAIN LAKE) (7-6--W4) CHAIN LAKES (LOWER CHAIN LAKE) (7-6--W4) CHAIN LAKES (LOWER CHAIN LAKE) (7-6--W4) CHRYSTINA LAKE (-67--W) CHRYSTINA LAKE (-67--W) CORBETT LAKE #1 (1-61--W) CORBETT LAKE #2 (1-61--W) DOLBERG LAKE (1-60--W) DOLBERG LAKE (1-60--W) EDITH LAKE (-67--W) MARIGOLD LAKE (32-6--W) MCCLENNAN RESERVOIR ( W) PADDLE RIVER DAM POND (1-7--W) PEANUT LAKE (1--3-W) SCHUMAN LAKE (3-61--W) STONE LAKE (-63--W) TAMARACK LAKE (-66--W) WESTLOCK RECREATION POND (31---W4) Athabasca / Lesser Slave River Watershed 3,,, 33, 1, 3,,700, 2, 7,,040,000 6,00, NB3 Peace / Hay River Watershed CECIL THOMPSON POND (24-3--W) CUMMINGS LAKE (-2-3-W6) FAIRVIEW COLLEGE POND ( W6) FIGURE EIGHT LAKE (-4--W) FIGURE EIGHT LAKE (-4--W) FOOTNER POND (4-1-1-W) HIGHWAY 66 POND (--1-W) LA CRETE POND (1-6--W) MACHESIS LAKE (27-7--W) MOONSHINE LAKE (MIRAGE LAKE) (31-7--W6) NARDAM LAKE (-76--W6) OLE LAKE (30-4--W6) PEACE POND (27-3--W) RAINBOW LAKE POND (---W6) RUNNING LAKE (27--7-W6) SPRING LAKE (-7--W6) SULPHUR LAKE (7--2-W6) TWIN LAKES (2-7--W) TWIN LAKES (2-7--W) WEBERVILLE POND (7---W),000,000 1,, ,,,000, 2, NB4 Athabasca / Slave River Watershed ENGSTROM LAKE (-3-6-W4) HIGHWAY 63 POND (1-7--W4) MINIMUM SECURITY POND (---W4) TEXACO EAST POND (1---W4) TEXACO POND (---W4) 1, 1, 2,700 1,
7 Stocking Report for year: 02 Page 7 of PP1 BOW CITY EAST PONDS (1---W4) BOW CITY EAST PONDS (1---W4) BROOKS AQUADUCT POND (1---W4) BULLSHEAD RESERVOIR (BULLSHEAD CREEK RESERVOIR) (2--4-W4) BULLSHEAD RESERVOIR (BULLSHEAD CREEK RESERVOIR) (2--4-W4) BULLSHEAD RESERVOIR (BULLSHEAD CREEK RESERVOIR) (2--4-W4) CAVAN LAKE (30--3-W4) ECHO DALE REGIONAL PARK POND (--6-W4) ECHO DALE REGIONAL PARK POND (--6-W4) ENCHANT POND (---W4) ENCHANT POND (---W4) FOREMOST RESERVOIR (-6--W4) FOREMOST RESERVOIR (-6--W4) GOLDSPRING PARK POND (6-2-1-W4) GOLDSPRING PARK POND (6-2-1-W4) HENINGERS RESERVOIR (-3--W4) KEENEX COULEE RESERVOIR (--24-W4) MAGRATH CHILDREN'S POND (---W4) MAGRATH CHILDREN'S POND (---W4) MCQUILLAN RESERVOIR (--1-W4) MCQUILLAN RESERVOIR (--1-W4) MCQUILLAN RESERVOIR (--1-W4) MCVINNIE RESERVOIR (33---W4) MICHEL RESERVOIR (MICHELLE RESERVOIR) (-7-3-W4) NICHOLAS SHERAN PARK POND (---W4) NICHOLAS SHERAN PARK POND (---W4) NICHOLAS SHERAN PARK POND (---W4) OUTPOST LAKE (POLICE LAKE) (6-1--W4) REESOR LAKE (--1-W4) SPRING COULEE PARK POND (--24-W4) SPRUCE COULEE RESERVOIR (--2-W4) STIRLING CHILDREN'S POND (2-6-1-W4) STIRLING CHILDREN'S POND (2-6-1-W4) STRATHMORE CHILDREN'S POND (-24--W4) STRATHMORE CHILDREN'S POND (-24--W4) TYRRELL LAKE (---W4) TYRRELL LAKE (---W4) TYRRELL LAKE (---W4) TYRRELL LAKE (---W4) Milk / South Saskatchewan River Watershed January 30,000, 6,00, 1, 1, 1, 1,, , ,00, , 6 1,,000 7, PP2 ACADIA VALLEY RESERVOIR (--2-W4) ANDERSON DAM (-2--W4) ASHLAND RESERVOIR (-4-3-W) BASHAW POND (4-42--W4) BEAUMONT POND ( W4) BENNETT'S POND (-3-27-W4) BLACK NUGGET MINE PIT (-4--W4) BLACK NUGGET MINE PIT (-4--W4) BLOOD INDIAN CREEK RESERVOIR (2---W4) BLOOD INDIAN CREEK RESERVOIR (2---W4) BOEHLKE'S POND ( W4) BRACONNIER RESERVOIR (-31--W4) BROADMOOR LAKE (34-2--W4) BUD MILLER PARK POND ( W4) Red Deer / North Saskatchewan / Battle River Watershed 6, ,,00, 30,600 1,000,000 24
8 Stocking Report for year: 02 Page of CAPTAIN EYRE LAKE (CAPT AYRE) (30-3--W4) CARDIFF PARK POND (24---W4) CARDIFF PARK POND (24---W4) CASTAWAY TROUT POND (3-47--W4) CASTOR EASTSIDE TROUT POND ( W4) CHICKAKOO LAKE (CHICKAKO LAKE) ( W) CIPPERLEY'S RESERVOIR (-32-1-W) CORONATION RESERVOIR ( W4) CORONATION RESERVOIR ( W4) DAYSLAND POND (-4--W4) DILLBERRY LAKE ( W4) DILLBERRY LAKE ( W4) DIPLOMAT MINE POND (1-41--W4) DIPLOMAT MINE POND (1-41--W4) EAST PIT LAKE (-3-4-W) EAST PIT LAKE (-3-4-W) EDEN LAKE (LAKE EDEN) (-3-2-W) FYTEN RESERVOIR ( W4) GIBBONS POND (-6--W4) GOOSEBERRY PARK POND (-36-6-W4) GOOSEBERRY PARK POND (-36-6-W4) HANSEN'S RESERVOIR (2-3-3-W) HASSE LAKE (-2-2-W) HASSE LAKE (-2-2-W) HELMER RESERVOIR (-31--W4) HELMER RESERVOIR (-31--W4) HERITAGE LAKE (33---W4) HERMITAGE PARK POND (1-3--W4) HILLER'S RESERVOIR (-32-2-W4) HUBER RESERVOIR ( W4) HUBER RESERVOIR ( W4) HUGH BOWER POND (-3-27-W4) HUGH BOWER POND (-3-27-W4) HUGH BOWER POND (-3-27-W4) INNISFREE TROUT POND (-1--W4) IRMA FISH AND GAME POND (34-4--W4) JACK FISH LAKE (2-3--W4) KERBE'S POND (1-36--W4) KERBE'S POND (1-36--W4) KERBE'S POND (1-36--W4) KRAFT POND ( W4) LACOMBE PARK POND (-4--W4) LAMONT POND (27--1-W4) LEDUC RESERVOIR (27-4--W4) LLOYDMINSTER POND (6-0-1-W4) LOUGHEED TROUT POND ( W4) LOUGHEED TROUT POND ( W4) MCLAREN'S RESERVOIR (-33--W4) MICHICHI RESERVOIR (1-30--W4) MIDWAY RESERVOIR ( W4) MIQUELON PARK POND (-4--W4) MIRROR RESERVOIR (2-40--W4) MORINVILLE FISH AND GAME POND (4-6--W4) MOUND RED RESERVOIR (-4-2-W4) NIEMELA RESERVOIR (1-3-3-W) NUGGENT POND (-44-3-W) OPEN CREEK RESERVOIR (-42-6-W) OPEN CREEK RESERVOIR (-42-6-W) OPEN CREEK RESERVOIR (-42-6-W) OYEN (CONCRETE PLANT) POND ( W4) 7, 1, ,00,,000,000 6,,00,00,700,000 1, 0 3,,000,000,000 1, 6 1,,000 1,,
9 Stocking Report for year: 02 Page of OYEN RESERVOIR ( W4) PARLBY RESERVOIR ( W4) PLEASURE ISLAND RESERVOIR (-46-1-W4) PLEASURE ISLAND RESERVOIR (-46-1-W4) PONOKA CENTENNIAL PARK POND (-43--W4) PRO ALTA POND (-3-2-W4) SARDINE LAKE (-4-4-W) SAUER LAKE (2-3-1-W) SEVERN CREEK RESERVOIR (---W4) SHUSTER LAKE (-43--W4) SPRING LAKE (COTTAGE) ( W) STAR LAKE (1-2-2-W) STAR LAKE (1-2-2-W) TELEGRAPH PARK POND (33-4--W4) TELEGRAPH PARK POND (33-4--W4) TWO HILLS POND (32-4--W4) VEGREVILLE CHILDREN'S POND (4-2--W4) VEGREVILLE TROUT POND (-2--W4) VERMILION PARK POND (1-1-7-W4) WALLACE PARK POND ( W4) WASKASOO PARK POND (-3-27-W4) WETASKIWIN POND ( W4) WINDSOR LAKE (-42--W4) 700 2, 3, 70 1, 2,,000,,,000 1, 1,,000 1 Summary BROOK TROUT BROWN TROUT CUTTHROAT TROUT GOLDEN TROUT RAINBOW TROUT GLTR Total: Planted,000,600 7, ,3,000 3,764,20 Total number of water bodies stocked: 26
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