Species Regional Summary
Pomoxis nigromaculatus
Columbia River ( P260 )

Invasion History Vectors Impacts References

Invasion

Invasion Description

1st Record: Salem/OR/Willamette River (1893, Lampman 1946; Hughes and Gammon 1987);

Geographic Extent

north of I-84N at Rooster Rock State Park/OR/Rooster Rock Slough ( 2001, USGS Nonindigenous Aquatic Species Program 2018); Salem/OR/Willamette River (1893, Lampman 1946; Hughes and Gammon 1987); Portland/OR/Columbia Slough (1905, Lampman 1946; 2008, Van Dyke et al. 2009); Portland/OR/Willamette River (Farr and Ward1993); Portland/OR/Columbia Slough (Van Dyke et al. 2009); OR-WA/Columbia River (Chapman 1942; Lampman 1946); northwest of Rainer/OR/Dibblee's Slough, Dibblee Point (2001, USGS Nonindigenous Aquatic Species Program 2018); North of Knappa junction or Brownsmead junction off hwy 30/OR/Blind Slough (2009, USGS Nonindigenous Aquatic Species Program 2014); north of Clatskanie off hwy 30/OR/Clatskanie Slough (2009, USGS Nonindigenous Aquatic Species Program 2014); Crimms Island (downriver from Longview WA/OR/Columbia River (2004, Haskell and Tiffin 2011)

Vectors

Level Vector
Probable Fisheries Intentional

Regional Impacts

Economic ImpactFisheries
Websites indicate that Black Crappies are an important sport fish in the tidal Columbia River.
 

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