Fish collections at Coweeta LTER 100m stream sites.

Electrofishing was performed biannually in spring (May) and late summer (Aug-Oct), to access stream fish populations, production and recruitment in the LTER 100m sites: Coweeta Creek, Lower Ball Creek, and Upper Ball Creek. These data will be used with habitat availability estimates recorded during the same time periods to see if fish assemblages structure and production of species differ along the gradient in concordance with changing abundance of patch types.1.WEIGHT Ohaus CT 200 balance - adding fish to a tared plastic container with water - measured to nearest 0.1 grams. | LENGTH stardard length measured on Plexiglass fish length board. | PASS record of which pass (beggining at the 0m mark down-stream + continuing upstream to the 100m mark) a fish was captured on. Three passes were performed at each site on a sample date. | SPECIES fish species captured using a back pack electroshocker typically set at 800V/60PP | Variable Formats | A2 SPECIES yes | I2 YEAR no | I2 MONTH no | I2 DAY no | A3 SITE yes | I3 LENGTH no mm | F6.2 WEIGHT no g | A1 PassCODE yes | SPECIES | AR = Ambloplites rupestris | CA = Campostoma anomalum | CB = Cottus bairdi | CF = Clinstomus funduloides | EB =Etheostoma blennoides | E = Etheostoma sp. | HN = Hypentelium nigracans | LC = Luxilus coccoogenis | N = Notropis sp. | NL = Notropis leuciodes | NLT = Notropis lutipinnis | NM = Nocomis micropogon | OM = Oncorhynchus mykiss | PE = Percina evades | RC = Rhinichthys cataractae | SA = Semoltis atromaculatus | SF = Salvelinus fontinalis | ST = Salmo trutta | SITE 27L Ball Creek above weir 27 - approx. 100m above weir 27. | UBC Upper Ball Creek - approx. 100m above old weir 20. | LBC Lower BAll Creek - approx. 60m above weir 9 | CC2 Coweeta Creek - starts at confluence of Ball Creek and Shope Fork | PCODE 1 First pass | 2 Second pass | 3 Third pass | 0 In ne