. California fish and game. Fisheries -- California; Game and game-birds -- California; Fishes -- California; Animal Population Groups; Pêches; Gibier; Poissons. lElPai^TiMElMT^L, /31M@ ?imiicT i^EiPaiRT REPORT OF THE DEPARTMENT OF FISHCULTURE. The Honorable Board of Fisli and Game Commissioners of the State of of California. Gentlemen: In couformity with the law and reguhitions of the Fish and Game Commission, I have tlie honor to transmit a report of the Department of Fishculture for the biennium ending June 30, 1922. During the last two seasons, covered by this report, we have made a record
. California fish and game. Fisheries -- California; Game and game-birds -- California; Fishes -- California; Animal Population Groups; Pêches; Gibier; Poissons. lElPai^TiMElMT^L, /31M@ ?imiicT i^EiPaiRT REPORT OF THE DEPARTMENT OF FISHCULTURE. The Honorable Board of Fisli and Game Commissioners of the State of of California. Gentlemen: In couformity with the law and reguhitions of the Fish and Game Commission, I have tlie honor to transmit a report of the Department of Fishculture for the biennium ending June 30, 1922. During the last two seasons, covered by this report, we have made a record output at our hatcheries, having hatched and distributed 40,974,000 trout fry and 18,037,000 salmon fry with the probability that the season that we are now entering on will exceed the last one in output of trout fry. We have hatched and distributed salmon fry from eggs collected from the Klamathon station during the last winter and spring that will not appear in the statistical report until the next biennial report of the Commission. The limit of hatchery operations has been reached until the people, through the legislature see fit to increase our funds for fishcultural operations. We are now operating thirty hatcheries and egg-collect- ing stations, several pond systems for the rearing of brood fish, two distributing cars, on which we have been paying regular transporta- tion rates over all the railroads in California, as well as a divison of screens and fishways. The total valuation of the property of the state in use in the fishcultural work, such as hatcheries, lands, fish cars and equipment and all the other equipment necessary to successfully carry on the work, is approximately $350,000. The repairs and improvements on this property amounts to a large sum annually. We are continually carrying on experiments and investigations to improve tlie work of producing more and better fry and to get better results in our woi-k of distribution. The same condition exist
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