NPSpecies

Data Source: Jesse Purvis, Aquatic Ecologist, 11/18/2010.

Data Source: Jesse Purvis, Aquatic Ecologist, 11/18/2010.

Due to the dynamics of small "bait"-sized minnow populations (year-to-year and even month-to-month and maybe week-to-week fluctuations) it is difficult to estimate abundnace. Population fluctuations may depend on what the bait dealers have in stock at any given time.; Data Source: Jesse Purvis, Aquatic Ecologist, 11/18/2010.

Park Species Detail: Site 10(16): New River, at mouth of Laurel Creek at Sandstone Falls; Site 12(7): New River, at mouth of Piney Creek; Site 13(1): New River, beach area upstream of Stone Cliff Road bridge; Site 14(1): New River, old Route 82 bridge, Fayette Station; Site 50(69): Lick Creek above County Route 20 bridge, to mouth; Site 51(52 and possible hybrid): Meadow Creek, from mouth upstream to railroad bridge, Meadow Creek; Site 52(4): Glade Creek at mouth along County Road paralleling New River; Site 53: Laurel Creek from railroad bridge downstream to mouth, off Fayette County Route 41/27, Quinnimont; Site 55(62): Piney Creek at State Route 41 bridge at mouth, McCreery. Prince: 1990; Thurmond: 1988--Voshell and Orth, 1995. NPBIB-153011., Park Species Data Source: Stauffer et al., 1980. NPBIB-578741., Accepted Detail: 1) Dr. Jay R. Stauffer, Jr., Distinguished Professor of Ichthyology, The Pennsylvania State University; 2) Stauffer, J. R., J. M. Boltz, and L. R. White. 1995. The Fishes of West Virginia. Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia.