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Old November 4th, 2003, 02:58 PM
Bob La Londe
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Default Stripers VS Largemouth in Arizona

In Pleasant thats the way they think they came in, but I always figured the
Colorado River for a natural migration historically. Recently I have been
told I was wrong, and that they were planted in Lake Powell deliberately and
have migrated down the river from there.

Central Arizona Project ( CAP ) takes Colorado River water across the state
to the Phoenix area as well as to some farming areas in between.


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"J Buck" wrote in message
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How do stripers get into Arizona?

In the original post, this was stated "Officials say stripers most
likely entered the lake as eggs or larvae when water was pumped into the
reservoir from the Central Arizona Project Canal system."

Oops, my bad. Sorry. 'When all else fails, read the original post' LoL





 




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