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	Watershed, Spring River, Table of Contents (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The Spring River Basin is essentially rural, and land use varies across the basin as a reflection of the transitional nature of its topography and relief.
		Land use in the North Fork of the Spring River portion of the basin is approximately 85% agricultural (pasture and row cropping) and 15% forested.
		Land use in the Spring River portion of the basin is estimated at 70% rowcrop and pasture and 30% forested.
	www.conservation.state.mo.us /fish/watershed/spring/contents/370cotxt.htm (945 words)

	Spring River
		The likelihood of catching a lunker trout on the Spring is minimal, but what the fish lack in poundage by comparison with trout fishing on the White or Little Red is compensated by the fierce fight that the fish can wage in the relatively calm water.
		Spring River anglers will also find good action for jumbo channel and flathead catfish, tailwalking spotted bass, and small but sassy rock bass, warmouths and longear sunfish.
		Next door to the park is the Mammoth Spring National Fish Hatchery, the nation's leading producer of smallmouth bass (and also a source for largemouth and striped bass, walleye, channel catfish, and redband trout).
	www.ozarkconnections.com /floatkit/spring.htm (1184 words)

	Ichetucknee Springs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The Ichetucknee River is fed by nine named springs located along the upper 2.5-miles of the river.
		The upper and most northerly spring forms the head of the river and is known as Ichetucknee Spring or Head Spring.
		The river averages 20 ft wide and about 2.5 ft deep and flows 1,800 ft SE to its confluence with another southward flowing spring run that conveys the combined flow of Cedar Head Spring and Blue Hole Spring.
	www.ichetucknee.org /springs.html (317 words)

	Spring River (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Spring River is unique among Arkansas trout streams; its cold water comes naturally from a spring rather than artificially from deep within a man-made lake.
		Water from Spring River Lake is piped to the bottom of the silos and pours out the top of them to continuously exchange the water and flush the fish culture by-products.
		It is also in this portion of the river that the tiger muskies have become established and where many unsuspecting trout anglers have had their light tackle stolen by the big, voracious tiger.
	www.ozarkchronicles.com /waters/AR/springriver/springriver.htm (626 words)

	Watershed, Spring River, Table of Contents
		The Spring River Tributaries Watershed is located southwest of the Eleven Point Watershed and is bounded to the west by the North Fork of the White River Watershed.
		The Spring River Tributaries Watershed in Missouri occupies 480.3 square miles of the Salem Plateau Subdivision of the Ozark Plateau Physiographic Region.
		It constitutes approximately 39% of the total area of the Spring River Watershed with the remainder in Arkansas and of which the Eleven Point River is also a tributary.
	www.mdc.missouri.gov /fish/watershed/springr/contents/240cotxt.htm (901 words)

	Spring River, Missouri
		The best time to paddle the Spring River (the one in southwestern Missouri, not the one that flows into Mammoth Springs on the Arkansas border) is usually in late-winter through late-spring, or in late-fall, if there has been sufficient rainfall to raise the flow after summer lows.
		The Spring River is generally free of significant hazards to navigation other than potential dangers at low-water crossings, especially in high-water conditions.
		The river diverges north as it nears Joplin, and while some outskirts developement will be found in that area, the river mostly bypasses the city proper in favor of a path through more remote countryside in the three states through which it flows.
	southwestpaddler.com /docs/springmo.html (735 words)

	Hall's River
		Hall's River Head Spring is located at the upstream end of Hall's River, a 2.5 mile long tributary of the Homosassa River.
		Many springs in Hall's River are hard to locate due to the width, shallowness, and vegetation in the river.
		The spring pool is approximately 200 feet across and contains a few sand boils, but no obvious vent or boil at the water surface.
	www.tfn.net /Springs/HallsRiver.htm (210 words)

	Florida Geological Survey \| Geological Bulletin No. 31 \| Wakulla County, River Sink Spring (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The spring is in a relatively flat sandy woodland, predominantly pine.
		The spring pool is about 65 ft wide and 160 ft long.
		It is about 30 ft deep near the vent at the north end of the pool and 31 ft deep near the south edge of the pool.
	www.flmnh.ufl.edu /springs_of_florida/river_sink.html (173 words)

	Spring River, Arkansas
		Generally, the Spring River is a year-round paddling stream, assuming you are able to withstand the rigors of the Missouri Ozarks winter, which can be quite cold.
		This section of the Spring River is located in Fulton and Sharp Counties of northeastern Arkansas.
		The river is very scenic and offers a ride that is both quasi-wild and mild, wet and dry, fast and faster and which leaves time for photographs, so stop ocasionally and take some.
	southwestpaddler.com /docs/spring2.html (1464 words)

	Florida Geological Survey \| Geological Bulletin No. 31 \| Columbia County, Other Springs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		This spring issues from small limestone caverns and is estimated to be of third magnitude (Briel, 1976).
		Columbia Spring discharge has been considered by some hydrologist as mostly a return to the surface of underground caverns that are part of the Santa Fe River.
		Jamison Spring is on the east side of the Santa Fe River to the west of Fort White (fig.
	www.flmnh.ufl.edu /springs_of_florida/other_columbia.html (472 words)

	Maine - Spring River Project
		The Spring River and the West Branch of the Narraguagus River have been identified by conservation scientists as top priorities for endangered Atlantic salmon spawning and rearing habitat.
		The forests surrounding these rivers, lakes and streams play a major role in the economic stability of neighboring communities and in Maine’s economy as a whole, and the character of this part of Downeast Maine is dependent upon the qualities of these lands and waters.
		Through the Spring River Project, the Conservancy is partnering for the first time with H.C. Haynes, Inc., a timber company known as Maine’s largest and most active enterprise pursuing purchase, harvest and rapid resale of forestlands.
	nature.org /wherewework/northamerica/states/maine/help/art14696.html (409 words)

	Fishing with Grandpa
		Standing knee-deep in the beautiful Spring River where the water current is swift, but not too strong, I watch the sun-sparkled water shine like glitter as I enjoy the warm afternoon sun on my face.
		Although the Spring River starts somewhere up in the state of Missouri as an underground river system, it doesn't evolve into a major river until it reaches the Missouri/Arkansas state line.
		The Spring River is also home for many walleye, largemouth, smallmouth and Kentucky bass, assorted pan-fish including the world record Shadow Bass and channel catfish.
	www.womenanglers.us /Fishing_Grandpa.html (1019 words)

	The Beautiful Spring River
		Rated as one of Arkansas’; best float streams, the scenic Spring River is fed by the icy waters of the Mammoth Spring, just a few miles north of Hardy.
		The river’s white water shoals and rushing falls challenge the canoeist's skills while the constant water flow from the spring makes it a good canoeing, kayaking, and rafting stream year-round.
		The South fork of the river is a mild, beautiful warm water stream with excellent scenery ideal for a leisurely float trip.
	www.oldhardytown.net /content/river.html (163 words)

	ABC News: Columbia River Spring Salmon at New Lows (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Usually at this time of year the Columbia River's spring chinook salmon are heading upstream over fish ladders in the tens of thousands to spawn.
		Treaty Indian tribes on the river have had to get their salmon somewhere else this year for their annual ceremonial First Foods celebration held to mark the return of the fish.
		The chinooks enter the Columbia River from the Pacific at this time of year to return to the streams where they were hatched.
	abcnews.go.com /Technology/wireStory?id=669224 (438 words)

	Slipfloating Spring River Walleyes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Slip bobbers under certain conditions in rivers can be the most productive method you use.
		The feeders are still up in the eddies and shallow feeding shelves, they are just not as aggressive as with strong currents, winds, and cloud cover.
		Slip bobbers are an extremely neutral presentation that is the king of the river in these situations.
	www.in-fisherman.com /walleye_insider/exclusives/wi0403_SlipFloatRivers (673 words)

	Main Page - Blue Spring State Park » Florida State Parks
		With the onset of cooler weather and lower water temperatures in the St Johns River; manatee sightings in and around Blue Spring are on the upswing.
		To comply with these laws during Manatee season, the spring run is closed to canoes and Kayaks, and swimming while manatees are present is not permitted.
		The largest spring on the St. Johns River, Blue Spring is a designated Manatee Refuge and the winter home (mid-November through March) to a growing population of West Indian Manatees.
	www.floridastateparks.org /bluespring/default.cfm (729 words)

	River Rundown - Spring 1998
		River Restoration grants are sponsored by the DEP through the Clean Water Fund for municipalities.
		Nominated river corridors are substantially undeveloped and have exceptional value due to their natural, archaeological, scenic or recreational resources as rated by the Connecticut Rivers Assessment data base.
		The Association is pursuing an ambitious agenda that includes increasing awareness and community support for the river, erecting osprey platforms, establishing a website, stenciling storm drains, establishing road signs locating the river, and conducting events (canoe trips, walks, cleanups) during Mattabesset River week.
	dep.state.ct.us /wtr/watershed/rundown/rivspr98.htm (1074 words)

	Spring & Summer Gauley River Rafting Trips in West Virginia .: Songer Whitewater Rafting 2005 :.
		Spring and Summer Gauley River Rafting Trips in West Virginia.: Songer Whitewater Rafting 2005 :.
		Enjoy a totally new perspective of the scenic Gauley River with a spring or summer trip.
		We reserve the right to change river sections if we feel that you are not well suited to the rigors of this adventure.
	www.songerwhitewater.com /ssg.htm (285 words)

	ESPN Outdoors -- Salmon fishing halted on Columbia River (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The Columbia River Compact voted Tuesday to shut down sport fishing for salmon, steelhead trout and shad to avoid losing too many salmon that are preparing to spawn.
		The Columbia River and its tributaries in Oregon, Washington, Idaho and Montana have historically been the world's largest producer of chinook, the biggest of the Pacific salmon species.
		The ban is tough on the river's 200 commercial fishermen.
	www.espn.go.com /outdoors/fishing/news/2005/0422/2043625.html (467 words)

	Spring River - AR
		The Spring River is a mild yet fun river suitable for beginners yet active enough for novice paddlers.
		The river gets very busy in the summertime yet can still be a pleasantly private river in the late fall and early spring seasons.
		The spring river is a great family trip for paddlers of any level.
	www.paddling.net /places/showReport.html?12 (206 words)

	Spring River Park & Zoo (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The original Zoo exhibit area is being transformed into a series of enclosures that one would see on a hike from the Spring River to Capitan Park.
		Spring River Park and Zoo is open every day, weather permitting, from 10:00 a.m.- 5:30 p.m.
		To be more involved with the Spring River Park and Zoo year round join the FRIENDS OF THE ROSWELL ZOO.
	www.roswellcvb.com /zoo.htm (272 words)

	Wildernet - Spring River
		But it is this volume of cool water that: makes the Spring River a year-round float stream, and allows the river to be regularly stocked with rainbow trout.
		Spring and winter months are the wettest of the year.
		i have beenon the spring river at all times of the year and really had fun with my cousin on the 4th of july it was crowded but a lot of fun i also have caught lotts of fish including rainbows browns and small mouth bass
	areas.wildernet.com /pages/area.cfm?areaID=ARRSPR&CU_ID=1 (973 words)

	River Indicates Warmer Climate And Earlier Spring In Central Maine
		“We compared long-term records of ice thickness and water flow for the Piscataquis River with air temperature for the surrounding area and found significant trends that are consistent with climate warming and advancing spring,” said Thomas Huntington, lead author and hydrologist at the USGS Maine District Office.
		That study concluded that the center of the winter/spring runoff near the end of the 20th century at different rivers is one to two weeks earlier than it had been at the beginning of the century.
		A companion study of rivers in coastal Maine showed large increases in February river flows during the 20th century and large decreases in May flows, suggesting earlier snowmelt.
	www.sciencedaily.com /releases/2003/12/031228171026.htm (630 words)

	Spring River - OK
		Spring River in the very NE corner of Oklahoma can be a fun day or weekend kayaking or canoe experience, provided it's not anytime after a big rain.
		Camping is available at Spring River Park in Baxter Springs (KS), Blue Hole (E. of Quapaw, OK), Devil's Promenade, Highway 10 Bridge (E. of Miami, OK) or at Twin Bridges State Park.
		Spring River Park is located ~1.5 miles east of the intersection of Hwy.
	www.paddling.net /places/showReport.html?983 (321 words)

	Hiwassee River / Big Spring
		From this point to the junction of the Ocowee River the river continues to narrow and lose depth, but still presents little challenge for a hovercraft.
		This is a beautiful stretch of river, but is highly populated with white-water paddlers and fly fishermen.
		From the Tennessee River to Calhoun (river mile 19) the Hiwassee River is wide and deep.
	www.mindspring.com /~lpb3/Hiwassee.html (642 words)

	Spring River-Fishing The Arkansas Ozarks-Mountain Home-Bull Shoals-Norfork Lake
		Spring River-Fishing The Arkansas Ozarks-Mountain Home-Bull Shoals-Norfork Lake
		The AGandFC's Spring River State Fish Hatchery is situated on an island directly below Dam 3 (that's dam 3 in the photo).
		According to Melissa Jones, Spring River State Fish Hatchery Manager (501-625-7521), the hatchery is open Mon.-Fri., 7 AM to 3:30 PM, and tours are available for groups of 10 or more.
	www.ozarkmtns.com /fishing/fisheries/spring.htm (678 words)

	National League of American Penwomen Spring River Branch
		The October meeting of The Spring River Branch of the National League of American Pen Women will be held at 10 am on Wednesday, October 5, 2005 in the fellowship room of the Cherokee Village Lutheran Church, located on Okmulgee Drive in Cherokee Village, Arkansas.
		The September meeting of The Spring River Branch of the National League of American Pen Women will be held at 10 am on Wednesday, September 7, 2005 in the fellowship room of the Cherokee Village Lutheran Church, located on Okmulgee Drive in Cherokee Village, Arkansas.
		The April meeting of The Spring River Branch of the National Pen Women will be held at 10 am on Wednesday, April 6, 2005 in the fellowship room of the Cherokee Village Lutheran Church at the corner of Okmulgee and Cherokee Road in Cherokee Village, Arkansas.
	www.gozarks.com /penwomen (2766 words)

	GORP - Spring River - Arkansas
		But it is this volume of cool water that; 1) makes the Spring River a year-round float stream; and 2) allows the river to be regularly stocked with rainbow trout.
		Another Spring River float is the ten-mile stretch from Hardy to Williford.
		The constant flow from Mammoth Spring makes the Spring River a dependable year-round stream for floating, even in the summer months when most other creeks are too low.
	gorp.away.com /gorp/resource/us_river/ar/spring.htm (1277 words)

	Macomb Daily : Clinton River spawns spring steelhead 04/14/05
		The explosion of a steelhead fishery in the Clinton River spurred biologist Jim Francis of the Department of Natural Resources Fisheries Division to conduct a Postcard Creel Survey this year.
		Francis said successful stocking of fingerling steelhead in the river is a major factor in the resurgence of the Clinton as a major fishery.
		Francis said steelhead are making a comeback down river as far as Mount Clemens at Shadyside Park where the DNR was "electro fishing" last week, a process of stunning the fish long enough to weigh, measure and tag before being released.
	www.macombdaily.com /stories/041405/out_watts001.shtml (1293 words)

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