sacramento sucker造句

• The Sacramento sucker was described as being of " paramount importance " to the Achomawi.
• Fishermen used nets, baskets and spears to fish, and fish traps to catch the Sacramento sucker.
• Payne's Creek behind Dales Station flows year round and spawns trout, salmon, smallmouth bass, Sacramento suckers, squawfish, crayfish, and more.
• Native species found when the plunge pool was pumped dry include two steelhead trout, 26 California roach and 22 Sacramento suckers.
• Fish in the Red Hills, found in Six Bit Gulch and Poor Man's Creek, include the green sunfish, large-mouth bass, Sacramento sucker, and the mosquito fish.
• The only other species of fish indigenous to the native range of California golden trout is the Sacramento sucker ( " Catostomus occidentalis occidentalis " ).
• In addition to salmon and trout, common native fish include prickly sculpin ( " Cottus asper " ), and Sacramento sucker ( " Catostomus occidentalis " ).
• The California Department of Fish and Game fish data base from their surveys indicate that only rainbow trout, brown trout and Sacramento sucker are found in the South Fork Kings River.
• Recently, three of the originally native fish species have been collected from the creek including California roach ( " Lavinia symmetricus " ), Sacramento sucker ( " Catostomus occidentalis occidentalis " ) and rainbow trout.
• In addition sportfisherman angle for non-native Sacramento suckers ( " Catostomus occidentalis occidentalis " ) and self-sustaining populations of native rainbow trout ( " Oncorhynchus mykiss " ) and non-native brown trout ( " Salmo trutta " ).
• The main non-salmonid fish species in the Corte Madera Creek Watershed include the three-spined stickleback ( " Gasterosteus aculeatus " ), California roach ( " Lavinia symmetricus " ), several species of Sacramento sucker ( " Catostomus occidentalis occidentalis " ).
• Pinole Creek supports a mostly native fish assemblage including rainbow / steelhead trout, California roach ( " Lavinia symmetricus " ), Sacramento sucker ( " Catostomus occidentalis " ), Threespine stickleback ( " Gasterosteus aculeatus " ), Prickly sculpin ( " Cottus asper " ).
• A 2011 fish survey showed only native fish above El Camino Real : the reach above Redwood Grove and the Manresa Lane bridge in Los Altos included California roach, Sacramento sucker and three-spined stickleback-an assemblage that generally includes steelhead trout in other Bay Area streams.
• Impassable falls are present on upper Arroyo Hondo, but the rainbow trout in Smith and Isabel creeks are assumed to be native, as California roach ( " Hesperoleucus symmetricus " ) and Sacramento sucker ( " Catostomus occidentalis occidentalis " ) are also present above and below the falls.
• Within the 206 pages you will learn where the Ajumawi Indians constructed rock fish traps in the spring-fed waters of lower Ja She Creek north of the town of McArthur to round up ! ital ! Lat he ! off ! _ Sacramento sucker fish _ when they spawned each spring.