Plan Use Of Lakes
For Fish Rearings
Maximum utilization of fish rear
ing facilities in the lakes of the
Territory is under study by the Al
aska Fisheries Board, according to
word received from J. H. Wake
field, Chairman of the Board. Re
habilitation techniques, successful
ly employed by the various states
in game fish production, are being
used by the Alaskan Department
of Fisheries in both game fish and
commercial fisheries research and
management.
The lake rehabilitation program
entails the process of killing an un
desirable fish population in a lake
by the use of a fish toxicant, al
lowing the lake to remain fallow
until the toxicant has dissipated
and stocking the lake with trout or
salmon. The program insures full
use of the potential fish production
of a lake by the elimination of
scrap fish such as suckers or
sticklebacks that compete for food
qf the elimination of predaceous
fish that preclude establishing a
trout or salmon population. “This
program in lakes can be compared
with farming,” Mr. Wakefield stat
ed. “The farmer clears the land,
plants seed and. produces a crop.
Lake rehabilitation insures the re
moval of all weed fish.”
The fisheries Board has adopted
a lake rehabilitation policy for the
Alaska Department of Fisheries.
The policy, in essence, declares
that the lake rehabilitation tech
nique will be used as an effective
tool, insuring maximum fish pro
duction benefits to the people of
Alaska.
The rehabilitation program has
been used to' good advantage in
sport fish work in Fairbanks, Pal
mer, Kodiak and Anchorage areas.
This year the program was expand
ed to include commercial fisheries.
A lake on Afognak island was re
habilitated for the exclusive pro
duction of red salmon. This experi
ment is the first known instance
where the rehabilitation program
has ben used to produce salmon,
Mr. Wakefield declared.
The Alaska Fisheries Board is
now holding its fall meeting in the
office of the Alaska Department of
Fisheries. Members of the Board
are J. H. Wakefield, Chairman,
Port Wakefield; Kenneth D. Bell,
Fairbanks; Robert C. Kallenberg,
Dillingham; Nels E. Nelson, Ket
chikan; and Ira H. Rothwell, Cor
dova.
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