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Preparing a shipment of smallmouth bass. Tanks used for hardening the young fish prior to transportation. The fingerlings are held for 12 hours in cold spring water, then dipped into tubs, counted into pails, and transferred to the transportation cans. These are then placed under a 3/16-inch stream of spring water and held until train time. For an early morning shipment the fish and /docs/canneduot;&q the evening before (Mammoth Spring Station, Arkansas)

Subjects: United States--Arkansas--Mammoth Hot Springs; Hatcheries; Fish hatcheries

  • Source: Titcomb, John W. ; Fish-Cultural Practices in the United States Bureau of Fisheries ; Washington, DC : Government Printing Office, 1910 ; Bulletin of the Bureau of Fisheries, vol. 28, 1908, Part 2 ;

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Placing cheese-cloth retainers over nests containing bass fry about ready to swim up. Most of the nests are seen covered with retainers. When a nest is occupied it is numbered and complete record kept of its different stages. The retainers are to confine the fry for convenience in transferring to other ponds to make room for following broods. (Mammoth Hot Springs, Arkansas)

Subjects: United States--Arkansas--Mammoth Hot Springs; Hatcheries; Fish hatcheries

  • Source: Titcomb, John W. ; Fish-Cultural Practices in the United States Bureau of Fisheries ; Washington, DC : Government Printing Office, 1910 ; Bulletin of the Bureau of Fisheries, vol. 28, 1908, Part 2 ;

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Pond drawn down and nest boxes placed for spawning. Area of pond, 55,000 square feet; 50 nests in pond; 150 breeding smallmouth bass. (Mammoth Hot Springs, Arkansas)

Subjects: United States--Arkansas--Mammoth Hot Springs; Hatcheries; Fish hatcheries

  • Source: Titcomb, John W. ; Fish-Cultural Practices in the United States Bureau of Fisheries ; Washington, DC : Government Printing Office, 1910 ; Bulletin of the Bureau of Fisheries, vol. 28, 1908, Part 2 ;

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Green-back Trout, Salmo stomias Cope. Arkansas River, Leadville, Colo.

Subjects: Fish; Trout

  • Source: Jordan, David Starr ; Fishes ; New York City, NY : Henry Holt and Company, 1907 ; Fig. 236 ; Most materials are located in the University of Washington Libraries. Images were scanned by staff of the

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Etheostoma furiforme (Girard). Washita River, Arkadelphia, Arkansas

Subjects: Fish; Etheostoma

  • Source: Evermann, Barton W. Kendall, William C. ; Fishes of Texas and the Rio Grande Basin, Considered Chiefly with Reference to Their Geographic Distribution ; Washington, DC : Government Printing Office,

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Noturus nocturnus Jordan & Gilbert. Type. Sabine River, Belton, Arkansas

Subjects: Fish; Noturus

  • Source: Evermann, Barton W. Kendall, William C. ; Fishes of Texas and the Rio Grande Basin, Considered Chiefly with Reference to Their Geographic Distribution ; Washington, DC : Government Printing Office,

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Zygonectes notatus (Rafinesque). Top Minnow. White River, Eureka Springs, Arkansas

Subjects: Fish; Cyprinodontidae; Zygonectes

  • Source: Evermann, Barton W. Kendall, William C. ; Fishes of Texas and the Rio Grande Basin, Considered Chiefly with Reference to Their Geographic Distribution ; Washington, DC : Government Printing Office,

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Campostoma anomalum (Rafinesque). Stone-roller. White River, Eureka Springs, Arkansas

Subjects: Fish; Campostoma anomalum

  • Source: Evermann, Barton W. Kendall, William C. ; Fishes of Texas and the Rio Grande Basin, Considered Chiefly with Reference to Their Geographic Distribution ; Washington, DC : Government Printing Office,

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Barges loaded with shells and two shellers' house-boats, in Arkansas

Subjects: Shellfish Vessels; Mussel fisheries; Barges

  • Source: Coker, Robert E. ; Fresh-water Mussels and Mussel Industries of the United States ; Washington, DC : Government Printing Office, 1921 ; Bulletin of the United States Bureau of Fisheries, vol. 36,

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Preparing a shipment of smallmouth bass. Tanks used for hardening the young fish prior to transportation. The fingerlings are held for 12 hours in cold spring water, then dipped into tubs, counted into pails, and transferred to the transportation cans. Th

Subjects: United States--Arkansas--Mammoth Hot Springs; Hatcheries; Fish hatcheries

  • Source: Titcomb, John W. ; Fish-Cultural Practices in the United States Bureau of Fisheries ; Washington, DC : Government Printing Office, 1910 ; Bulletin of the Bureau of Fisheries, vol. 28, 1908, Part 2 ;

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