Report of the Commissioner for the year ending June 30, 1899 . ,000 had been transferred to the station, and 1,584,000 were introughs at the lakes waiting for the eye-spots to develop. The resultswere exceedingly gratifying, as all efforts in past years to find a goodcollecting field for black-spotted trout eggs had proved fruitless. In April and May 66,900 rainbow-trout eggs were collected at LakeLoveland and Twin Lakes. The loss on the Lake Loveland eggs dur-ing incubation was very heavy, amounting to over 54 per cent of thetake. This was attributed to the freezing of the eggs in the pan jus


Report of the Commissioner for the year ending June 30, 1899 . ,000 had been transferred to the station, and 1,584,000 were introughs at the lakes waiting for the eye-spots to develop. The resultswere exceedingly gratifying, as all efforts in past years to find a goodcollecting field for black-spotted trout eggs had proved fruitless. In April and May 66,900 rainbow-trout eggs were collected at LakeLoveland and Twin Lakes. The loss on the Lake Loveland eggs dur-ing incubation was very heavy, amounting to over 54 per cent of thetake. This was attributed to the freezing of the eggs in the pan justafter they were taken. Quite a number of young trout were seen in thelake, and it is believed that much larger collections can be secured therenext season. In addition to eggs already mentioned, 25,000 rainbow-trout eggs werereceived from the California Fish Commission station at Sisson, Cal.,10,000 of them being reshipped to Neosho. The stock of Loch Leven trout at this station has died out, the only Repoit U. S. F. C. 1899. (To face page XC.) Plate REPORT OP COMMISSIONER OF FISH AND FISHERIES. XCI eggs collected being 15,500, obtained in December from the RidgwayPonds. These hatched with comparatively small loss. As there had been numerous calls for lake-trout fry in the KockyMountain regions, 25,000 eggs were transferred from Duluth in Januaryand arrived in excellent condition, the loss in hatching amounting toonly 200. During June 10,000 fry were shipped, and 11,700 remainedon hand at the close of the year. The following shows the stock of fish and eggs on hand at the closeof the year: Species. Brook trout Loch Leven trout. Lake trout Rainbow trout Grayling Total Calendar year in which hatched. 1899. 35,000300 11,70055, 500 102,500 1898. 2,7002,700 1897. 80200 280 1896. 100 1895. 104 100 104 Eggs. 1,651,000 1, 651, 000 Bozeman Station, Montana (James A. Henshall, Superintendent). During the fiscal year a number of improvements were made at thi


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