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I I I I I I I . I I I I I I I Minnesota DNR - Lake Finder: Lake Information Report Page 3 of 4 Year Species Age Number 1995 Wall eve Fingerling 592 1996 Tiver Muskellun"e Fingerling 348 1998 W alleve Fingerling 1,500 1999 Tifler MuskellunJ!e Fingerling 182 Minnesota Fish Consuml!tion Advisory 2000 New! Fish Advisorv Ouestionnaire FISH SIZE (inches) LAKE SPECIES 5-15 15-20 20-25 25.30 30+ Johanna Carp f] 62007800 Northern Pike 0 0 ~ ~ ~ Ramsey Co. Yellow Perch 0 Symbol Key Mercurv * 0 ~ () . Women of child-bearing age and young children unlimited 1 meal/week 1 meal/month do not eat do not cat Other Persons unlimited unlimited 1 meaVweek 1 meal/month do not eat PCBs 0 f] Ii;;] Iiii . All Persons unlimited 1 meal/week 1 meal/month 1 meal/2 months do not eat Meal advice fOf PCBs assumes fat is trimmed from the fillets andthe fillets are cooked in a way that allows fat to drain away. Status of the Fishery (as of 06/30/97) Panfish dominated the net catches in 1997, with bluegill the most abundant and black crappie a close second. One third of the bluegill were over 6 inches in length while all crappie were under 8 inches in length. Yellow perch were also abundant, with none over 8 inches. A small number of pumpkinseed, hybrid, and green sunfish were sampled, all small in size. Largemouth bass numbers appear to be good, with a variety of sizes of fish present. Northern pike numbers were fair, with a number of large individuals, the largest over 16 pounds. Walleye were average in number, with nearly half over 20 inches in length. Several tiger muskellunge from the 1996 fall stocking were sampled, as well as one measuring 35.2 inches from the 1993 stocking. Black and yellow bullhead numbers were low, with large individuals present. Carp numbers were average. Several white sucker, dogfish, and golden shiner were sampled. For Additional Information http://www.dnr.state.mn.us/per1/lk_survey.pl ?downum=62007800 6/25/01