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Milford Commercial and subsidized Fishing 2016 CONTRACTOR jd Bell Harvested the Following from Milford in 2016 River carpsucker         4490 pounds Drum                            3521 pounds ID: 530333

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Rough Fish and Carp Removal as a H.A.B. management toolSlide2

Milford Commercial and subsidized Fishing 2016CONTRACTOR

j.d. Bell Harvested the Following from Milford in 2016

River

carpsucker

        4,490 pounds

Drum                            3,521 pounds

Smallmouth Buffalo  56,770 pounds

Common

CarP

              81,287 pounds

Gizzard shad               10,485 pounds

Bigmouth buffalo       51,444 pounds

Gar                                170

poundsSlide3

KDHE\KDWPT MOU on subsidizing carp removal

Carp                             81,287 pounds

Carp Subsidy $19,508 ($.24\

lb

)Slide4

MARION Reservoir Rough Fish removal Study

Rough Fish Removal at Marion Reservoir Final

Report

Over 551,155 pounds were removed between 2008-2010

Results:

Body condition of sportfish increased

Numbers of young gizzard shad increased

Severity of Blue green algae blooms decreasedSlide5

MARION Reservoir Rough Fish removal Study

Recommendations from studyCONTINUE PERIODIC REMOVAL OF ROUGH FISH AT MARION AND EXPAND EFFORTS TO OTHER LAKES WITH

h.a.b

. ISSUES

Modify removal efforts to include fishing during the spawn and use gear that will capture all sizes of carp (few small carp were removed during the study)

Consider technological advances such as

pheromoneS

and

autocidal

technology to reduce future spawning successSlide6

Same Sex aquaculture Production

Currently most rainbow trout stocked in Kansas are female

All female production uses testosterone for sex reversal of broodstock

Sex reversed females are then crossed with normal females to create all female (XX) offspring for stocking

Female trout grow faster and attain a larger size

A similar technique can be used to create “YY” males of any species using estrogen for sex reversal Slide7

New Autocidal Technique

YY TroJan Males

Produce and Regularly stock Trojan males (no “X” chromosome)

skew the population

towards 100%

males

Integrate with removal efforts

theoretically

resulting in wild population extirpationSlide8

Idaho research effort

developed two genetic sex markers

for Brook

Trout

employed juvenile sex reversal

methods using estradiol

Produced YY males for release into the wild

YY males spawn with wild females to produce all male offspring

idaho

currently developing YY common carp broodstockOver time the target species can be eradicatedSlide9
Slide10

Trojan Male Technology

The Association of fish and wildlife agencies are voting this summer to allow use of federal SFR $ to fund a nationwide Trojan male undertaking to control a variety of aquatic invasive species

Kansas will join a partnership on common carp and possibly Asian carp efforts

Trojan male efforts need to be combined with removal efforts in an integrated pest management approach.

The dream of eradicating invasive species seems more possible than ever before

The Trojan males are not genetically modified organisms

No fish exposed to estradiol are released into the wild (they are hatchery broodstock kept on site)Slide11

Harmful Algal Blooms and Fishes

KDWPT will continue to utilize commercial fishing as a management tool

The state should consider continued subsidies for carp removal

Autocidal

techniques should be pursued to control invasive species contributing to

h.a.b

situations