| Area | Sulphur Creek |
| Topic | Tour: CDFG Big Sulphur Creek Fish Trap Photographs, 1951 |
This 1951 photograph shows the installation of a fish trap on Big Sulphur Creek just above its mouth. According to a document that accompanied this photograph, workers included Garth Murphy, Herbert Pintler, Warden Harley Groves, and Garth Murphy. The trap was an experiment to see if pike minnow could be kept out of steelhead nursery areas. The photograph was taken on the March 31, 1951. The image was scanned from a photograph at the archives of the California Department of Fish and Game regional office in Yountville, California.
This 1951 photograph shows the installation of a fish trap on Big Sulphur Creek just above its mouth. Rock armoring of the streambank is clearly visible on the far side of the creek. The photograph was taken on the March 31, 1951. The image was scanned from a photograph at the archives of the California Department of Fish and Game regional office in Yountville, California.
This 1951 photograph shows the installation of a fish trap on Big Sulphur Creek just above its mouth. Note the lack of riparian vegetation and channel complexity. The photograph was taken on the March 31, 1951. The image was scanned from a photograph at the archives of the California Department of Fish and Game regional office in Yountville, California.
This 1951 photograph shows the installation of a fish trap on Big Sulphur Creek just above its mouth. According to a documents that accompanied this photograph, two adult lampreys and one 8.5 inch squawfish were caught in the first day of the trap's operation (4pm March 31 to 8am April 1). The photograph was taken on the March 31, 1951. The image was scanned from a photograph at the archives of the California Department of Fish and Game regional office in Yountville, California.
This 1951 photograph shows the installation of a fish trap on Big Sulphur Creek just above its mouth. According to documents that accompanied this photograph, the Cloverdale Rod and Gun Club contributed most of the labor and materials required for the trap's construction. The photograph was taken on the March 31, 1951. The image was scanned from a photograph at the archives of the California Department of Fish and Game regional office in Yountville, California.
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