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Brown bullhead (Ameiurus nebulosus) feeding - larger streams and rivers, lakes and impoundments - clear cool water with little clayey silt - moderate amounts of aquatic vegetation - sand, gravel, or muck substrate - not tolerant of turbid water - tolerant of warm water and low oxygen spawning - nest in mud or sand substrate among rooted aquatic vegetation usually near a stump, tree, or rock winter refuge - in muddy bottoms 53

Channel catfish (Ictalurus punctatus) feeding - moderately-clear, deeper waters of rivers, lakes, and impoundments - sand, gravel, or rubble substrate - low to moderate gradient spawning - secluded semi-dark areas such as holes, under banks, log jams, or rocks 54

Stonecat (Noturus flavus) feeding - consistent low to moderate gradient flowing water - rocky riffles of larger streams and smaller rivers - not tolerant of silt - tolerant of low oxygen and pollution spawning - eggs deposited beneath stones - shallow rocky areas of streams or lakes 55

Tadpole madtom (Noturus gyrinus) feeding - vegetative cover in low-moderate current waters - muddy substrate with extensive vegetation - clear waters of streams, rivers, and lakes spawning - mostly in rivers, sometimes shallows of lakes - nests in dark cavities (ex: beneath boards, logs, crayfish burrows) 56

Brindled madtom (Noturus miurus) - declining feeding - low gradient streams or pools of higher gradient reaches - sand or organic debris substrate - no clayey silts - in riffles of sluggish or moderate flow if sand is present spawning - silt or mud substrate - emergent vegetation 57

Northern madtom (Noturus stigmosus) - endangered feeding - deep, wide, swift riffles of streams and rivers - gravel and boulder substrates 58

Grass pickerel (Esox americanus vermiculatus) feeding - juveniles: along shore - adults: in deeper portions of streams, rivers, lakes, and impoundments - clear water, little current, dense vegetation - tolerates low oxygen concentrations spawning - broadcast spawner over submerged vegetation 59

Northern pike (Esox lucius) feeding - cool to moderately warm streams, rivers, lakes, and impoundments - vegetation in slow to moderate current spawning - submerged vegetation with slow current in shallow water 60

Central mudminnow (Umbra limi) feeding - undisturbed clear, low-gradient streams or rivers and lakes and impoundments - organic debris, muck, or peat substrates - aquatic vegetation spawning - floodplain areas, on vegetation 61

Cisco {Lake herring} (Coregonus artedi) feeding - deep cool lakes, preferably oligotrophic spawning - usually in lakes - 3 to 6 feet of water with no vegetation - often over gravel or stony substrate 62

Coho salmon (Oncorhynchus kisutch) feeding - adults: - young: shallow gravel substrate in cold streams, later into pools spawning - cold streams and rivers - swifter water of shallow gravelly substrate 63

Rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) feeding - cold clear water of rivers and - moderate current spawning - gravelly riffles above a pool - smaller tributaries 64

Chinook salmon (Oncorhynchus tshawyscha) feeding - adults: - young: shallow gravel substrate in cool streams, later into pools spawning - gravelly substrate in cool streams 65

Brown trout (Salmo trutta) feeding - cold, clear streams, rivers, and lakes (not >70 F) - medium to swift current in streams - does not tolerate silt well - prefers few individuals and species around - abundance of aquatic and land insects spawning - gravelly riffles; shallow headwater areas 66

Brook trout (Salvelinus fontinalis) feeding - cold, clear streams, rivers, and lakes (not >65 F) - low current - well oxygenated water spawning - gravelly riffles; shallow or headwater streams 67

Trout-perch (Percopsis omiscomaycus) feeding - clean sand or fine gravel substrate - long deep pools in low gradient streams and - highly intolerant of clayey silts - avoids rooted aquatic vegetation spawning - over rocks in shallows - over sand and gravel substrates in 68

Banded killifish (Fundulus diaphanus) feeding - quiet backwaters at the mouths of streams and lakes - substrate of sand, gravel, and a few boulders - also found over detritus substrate where patches of submerged aquatic vegetation are present spawning - quiet areas of weedy pools 69

Blackstripe topminnow (Fundulus notatus) feeding - clear waters of lakes, impoundments and in low-gradient streams - aquatic or submerged land vegetation - somewhat tolerant of turbid water spawning - in vegetation or algae winter refuge - in deeper water with bottom vegetation 70

Brook silverside (Labidesthes sicculus) feeding - clear, warm pools in streams and rivers; also lakes - does not tolerate turbidity - most frequently at surface spawning - in and around aquatic vegetation or over gravel substrate with a moderate current 71

Brook stickleback (Cluaea inconstans) feeding - clear, cold, densely vegetated streams, and swampy margins of lakes - low gradient - muck, peat, or marl substrate - not tolerant of turbidity spawning - shallow cool (<66 F) water - aquatic reeds or grasses necessary 72

Mottled sculpin (Cottus bairdi) feeding - cool to cold streams - riffle and rock substrates preferred - clear to slightly turbid shallow water spawning - nests under logs or rock 73

White perch (Morone americana) feeding - clear, warm water of low-gradient streams, lakes, impoundments, and spawning - shallow water over firm substrate 74

White bass (Morone chrysops) feeding - large lakes, impoundments, and - clear water of 30 feet or less depth - firm substrate spawning - tributary streams or shallow water of lakes - over firm substrate 75

Rock bass (Ambloplites rupestris) feeding - clear, cool streams, rivers, and lakes - rocky to sand substrate - woody or vegetative cover spawning - sand or gravel nests - shallow water winter refuge - deep water 76