Impacts to Fisheries  This module summarizes some impacts to fisheries, focusing on trout as a sensitive species.

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Impacts to Fisheries  This module summarizes some impacts to fisheries, focusing on trout as a sensitive species.

Fishing Is Valuable to New York State Freshwater fishing generates $1.4 billion in New York State annually (DEC) Source:

Trout Are Picky

Some Needs of Sensitive Fish  Very clear, clean water.  Cool water temperatures.  A clean, rocky stream bed.  A mix of “riffles, runs, and pools” in the stream.  Feed on insects and insect larvae.

Some Characteristics of Urban Stormwater  High pollutant concentrations  Muddy during construction  Increases stream temperature  High flows damage habitat  Cannot support many macroinvertebrates (bugs).