PIKE RUN WATERSHED ELECTROFISHING

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ORGANIZATION PIKE RUN GEOLOGY
AREA HISTORY PIKE RUN SOILS
PIKE RUN  ELECTROFISHING
LITTLE PIKE RUN & HOODS HOLLOW TESTING METHODS
GORBY RUN & OREGON HOLLOW RECOMMENDATIONS
GROUNDWATER RESULTS ADDITIONAL WEB SITES

PIKE RUN HOME

RESULTS

ELECTROFISHING :  INVOLVES THE PASSING OF AN ELECTRICAL CURRENT INTO THE WATER WHICH STUNS THE FISH.  AS THEY FLOAT TO THE SURFACE THEY ARE COLLECTED, COUNTED EXAMINED AND RETURNED TO THE ENVIRONMENT.

THE AREA NEAR ROTARY PARK WAS CHOSEN DUE TO THE FACT THAT IS A 4TH ORDER STREAM AND IT IS ALSO THE SITE FOR THE ANNUAL PIKE RUN FISHING FESTIVAL DESIGNED TO INTRODUCE YOUTH TO THE SPORT OF FISHING.

 

STRAHLER STREAM ORDER

Strahler's (1952) stream order system is a simple method of classifying stream segments based on the number of tributaries upstream. A stream with no tributaries (headwater stream) is considered a first order stream. A segment downstream of the confluence of two first order streams is a second order stream. Thus, a nth order stream is always located downstream of the confluence of two (n-1)th order streams.