MIDDLE TENNESSEE FLY FISHING

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Happy HollowDate: 7/11/2015We conducted the first stream survey of the year this morning. The survey was conducted:
  1. At Happy Hollow
  2. 8:00 am
  3. Tom Keeton, Mickey Holton, Marcus Pipkin and John Peipon were the participants
  4. Water was running at low 475 cfm
  5. Water had been low since 12:00 am 7/11/15
  6. Water clarity was good
  7. No temperature taken
Once we had collected our samples we setup the table and proceeded with the count of specimens collected. About 10 minutes into the count we encountered a major rainstorm that soaked all of our equipment, paperwork and ourselves. It rained very hard for about 15-15 minutes and then cleared.
We concluded our count with the following results of two collection teams:
  1. 16 – Scuds mostly black
  2. 18 – Green Midges
  3. 2 – Red Worms
  4. 2- Snails
  5. 2 – Scrimp
  6. 4 – Red Midges
  7. 1 – Blk Fly
Date: 5/3/2014
Water Temp: 52° F
Macroinvertebrate Count
Use letter codes (A=1 – 9, B=10 – 99, C= 100 or more) to record the numbers of organisms found in a 3 foot by 3 foot area.  Then add up the number of letter in each column and multiply by the indicated index value.
Good
__A__ Caddisfly Larvae
_____   Dobsonfly Larvae
_____   Mayfly Nymphs
_____   Other Snails
_____   Riffle Beetle Adult
_____   Stonefly Nymphs
_____   Water Penny Larvae
Fair
_____   Beetle Larvae
__A__  Clams
_____   Crane Fly Larvae
_____   Crayfish
_____   Damselfly Nymph
_____   Dragonfly Nymphs
__A__   Scuds
__A__    Sowbugs
_____   Aherix
Poor
_____   Aquatic Worms
_____   Blackfly Larvae
_____   Leeches
__A__  Midge Larvae
_____   Pouch Snails
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