### Maine Freshwater Fishing Study


### UsersGuide tothe Data Set

Prepared for



### ChemRisk Portland Maine



### December 13 1990

Prepared 

### by 

## HBRS Inc University Research Park 585 Science Drive Suite 

### A

Madison WI 537111060

### Maine Freshwater Fishing Study 

### UsersGuide to the Data Set

Overview of the Data Set
The mail survey data matched with license Information provided by

### ChemRisk is found in

### an
archived file called

## CHEMARC on the first diskette After the file Is unarchived the data setcan be
found in

## CHEMDAT The data set is infixedfield ASCII format There are 

### 1612 cases 

### respondents In
thisdata set and the data foreach case covers four

### rows A complete description ofeach variable and

its codes are included inthe 

### codebook The column locations are included In Appendix

# A All variables are numeric unless noted as a text variable inAppendix 

## AType Line 4 columns 226 

### 229 Address

Line 5 columns 1 

### 34 City Line 5 columns 36 

### 52 State Line 5 columns 53 

### 54 Sex Line 5 column 

### 60 and Legalres Line 5columns 61 

## 78 Identification 

### numbers 9997 9998 and 9999 

### do not have any
ofthe original 

### ChemRisk information 

### The respondent deleted the ID

### number from the survey so It

### was assigned 

### a number outside the survey Identification range All numeric variables are right justified within the field and all text variables are left justified within the field If a question 

### was not applicable the field contains

# a Forquestions that were 

### supposed to be answered but have a missing response the field

is filled with 

## 9s These missing values and not applicable values are listed by each variable inthe 

### codebook Appendix 

### B contains the 

### comments by respondents about the survey

### and study



### The second diskette is contains frequency distribution of the survey responses This file is called 

## CHEMFRO CHEMTMP is the ASCII data template 

### used to read the file

## CHEMDAT

The third diskette contains a file called 

## CHEMUSER033 This is the WordPerfect 

### 51 copy of the 

### Users Guide to the data set The diskette also contains 

## CHEMTEXT033 This file contains the WordPerfect 

### 51 text for possible inclusion in the report This diskette also contains a file called 

## CHEMUSERASC This Is the ASCII version of the 

### Users Guide It also contains a file called 

## CHEMTEXTASC This Is the ASCII version of the text for possible inclusion in the report



### Sample Design Based on discussions with 

### Dr Boyle 

### and Dr Relling of the University of

### Maine personnel from 

### ChemRisk decided to design a sample that would ensure completed surveys froma 

### minimumof 100 anglers having the least likely set of characteristics inwhich 

### ChemRisk was interested This group of anglers

### was identified asthose anglers 

### who had fished for caught and eaten

### warm water species from
flowing waters in the state of Maine during the previous fishing year Based on the estimates of varioustypes of anglers inthe state of Maine provided by 

### Dr Boyle 

### and Dr Reiling it 

### was determined that
obtaining the required 

### numberofcompleted surveys from this population 

### would require approximately 

### 1363 completed surveys froma 

### random sample of freshwater anglers in 

### Maine

To determine the sample size required to obtain these 

### 1363 completed surveys two assumptions were 

### made about the proportion of undeliverable surveys that might be expected and the
response rate to deliverable surveys



### The samplingframe used for this study

### was the population of indWiduals holding a valid Maine

residential fishing license in 

### 1989 Based on the experience of

### Drs Boyle 

### and Selling it

### was felt that

even if the samplingframe

### was the population of individuals holding 

### avalid 1990 license only 90 percent
ofsurveys would be deliverable Since the sampling frame used in this study 

### was 1989 ratherthan 

### 1990 an additional allowance for undeliverable surveys 

### was 

## made Forthe purposes of calculating the
required initial 

### sample it 

### was assumed that 81 percent 

## 90 percent 90 percent of surveyswould be

deliverable In addition a response rate of 75 percent to the deliverable surveys 

### was assumed Using these assumptions a required sample size ofapproximately 

### 2244 was calculated Because of

uncertainties about the response rateand the proportion of undeliverable surveys a slightly larger sample size of

### 2500was selected

Survey Implementation 

### Two thousand five hundred residences were sentan advance letter

### on October 

## 9 1990 to inform 

### them of the survey 

### and explain the reasons the study 

### was being 

### conducted The survey instrument 

### was
mailed 

### on October 

### 16 1990 The survey packet contained a letter explaining the study a question and

answer sheet to explain basic questions people might 

### have asurvey 

### and a

### stamped return envelope If

a survey packet 

### came back as undeliverable another packet 

### was sent to the 

### new address 

### when applicable 

## On October 

## 23 1990 athank 

### youreminder postcard 

### was sent to everyone The postcard
thanked people

## who had already completed and returned the survey and reminded those 

### who had not

returned the survey to

### do so 

### soon 

## On November 

## 7 1990 a first followup survey packet 

### was mailed to 

### 1111 nonrespondents 

### The packet 

### was identical to the initial packet but the accompanying letter asked

to have the survey returned by

### December 

## 3 1990 so analysis would be able to begin

The following table presents the response 

### summaryfor this study 

### 1612 completed surveys


### were returned fora response rate of64 percent These 

### 1612 completed surveys represent 69 percent
ofthe surveys that were actually deliverable 

## We feel there are

### two reasons that the response rate fell
below the 75 percent of deliverable surveys that

### was expected 

### The first factor 

### was that

### we had hopedto gain 

### some sponsorship of the survey from

### some organization in 

### Maine This turned out to 

### be
impossible and the survey 

### was sent out under 

## HBRS sponsorship Surveys under the sponsorship ofa market research firmsuch as

## HBRS typically have lower response rates all else equal than surveys

Identified asbeing sponsored bya university or state

### agency in addition after the survey process 

### was

Initiated it 

### became apparent that the client required data earlierthan 

### was originallyanticipated This change in time frame precluded any attempt to increase the response rate to 75 percent by using an
additional contact 

### However even at the slightly lower response rate the objective of obtaining at least 

### 1360 completed surveys 

### was still achieved

Table 

## 1 Response 

## Summary for

### Maine Freshwater Fishing Survey



## Number

Completed Interviews 

### 1612
Did not fish in 

### 19891990 28

Undeliverable as addressed 171
Deceased 10

Refusal 25
Out of the country 1 

### No Response 653

Pretest

### Sample 50

Extra 

### Sample 403

Initial 

### Sample Size 

### 29531



### 01 This survey is about yourfreshwater fishing experiences in

### Maine Your 

### name was selected because you purchased a Maine resident fishing license in 

### 1989



## 1 About 

### how old were you

### when you took your LiEg freshwater fishing trip In

## Maine FILL IN

## BLANK

2 75 years old the first time I ever fished in 

### Maine 99 Missing



## 2 How would you describe yourfishing ability 

## CIRCLEONE

## NUMBER 02 1 2 3 

### 4 5 9 Novice Intermediate Expert Missing



## 03 

## 3 Did

### you go freshwater fishing in Maine in 

## 1989 CIRCLEONE

## NUMBER

1 

## No 2 Yes 9 Missing



## 4 Did you 

### go fishing in Maine during either the 

### 19891990 ice fishing season orduring the 1990

## open water fishing 

### seasons CIRCLE

## ONE

## NUMBER 04 1 

## No 2

# Yes> Skip to Question 6 9 Missing



## 5 Whatwas the most important reason

### why you did not

### go fishing during the 

### 19891990 ice fishing season orthe 1990 

### openwater 

### seasons 

## CIRCLEONE

## NUMBER
05 1 Health problems 2 

### Too busy with other activities 3 I lost 

## my interest in fishing 4 Other please describe 

### See List

# 1
9 Missing Not applicable

If

### you didnt fish during the 

### 19891990 ice fishing season or

### make any 1990 

### openwater fishing trips please skip to Question 

### 252



## 6 We would like to 

### know more about the factors or site characteristics that are important in choosing the location where you fish Please indicate 

### how important each factor or site characteristic listed 

### below is to

### you 

## CIRCLEONE NUMBER FOR EACHCATEGORY
Not 

### Somewhat Very Not important Important Important Missing Applicable 

## 061 Easy accessfrom a road 1 2 3 

### 9 

# 062 Availability of public access 1 2 3 9 

# 063 Maintained 

### boad launch 1 2 3 9 

# 064 Type ofwater

## pond river

### etc 1 2 3 9 

# 065 Size of

### body ofwater 1 2 3 9 

# 066 Easyto fish from the shore 1 2 3 9 

# 06i Special fishing regulations 1 2 3 

### 9 

# 068 Chance ofcatching a trophy fish 1 2 3 

### 9 

# 069 Desirable species of fish 1 2 3 

### 9 

## 06b0 Chance to catch 

### many fish 1 2 3 

### 9 

# 0611 Past fishing success 1 2 3 9


### 06 12 Not likely to get skunked 1 2 3 9 

## 06 13 Location where friends fish 1 2 3 9 

## 06 14 

### Few anglers 1 2 3 9 

### 06 15 Beauty ofsurrounding area 1 2 3 9 

## 0616 Closeto motels restaurants etc 1 2 3 

### 9 

# 0617 Close to

## myhome 1 2 3 9 

## 0618 Close to 

## mycamp 1 2 3 93

In the next section 

### we would like to learn about your 

### 19891990 Ice fishing trips If you cannot recall the exact details please answer with your bestestimates



## `

7 Did

### you take any Ice fishing trips In Maine during the 

### 19891990 ice fishing 

### season 

## CIRCLE ONE

## NUMBER

1 

## No >Skip to Question 12 

### 2 Yes 9 Missing Not applicable 

## 8 During the 

### 19891990 Ice fishing 

### season on 

### how many different days did you spend part or all ofthe

### day ice fishing FILL IN

## BLANK

1 

### 208 days fished during the 

### 19891990 ice fishing 

### season 999 Missing Not applicable



## 9 During your 

### 19891990 ice fishing trips on average 

## how many hours per

### daydid you spend ice fishing 

### FILL IN 

## BLANK

1 

### 20 hours per

### day ice fishing 

### 99 Missing Not applicable



### 10 Did you catch any fish during your

### 19891990 ice fishing trips 

## CIRCLEONE

## NUMBER

1

# No >Skip to Question 12 

### 2 Yes 9 Missing Not applicable5

The previous section asked about the fish you caught during the 

### 19891990 ice fishing 

### season This section asks about the fish you caught during the 1990 

### openwater fishing season If you cannot recall the exact details please answer with your best estimates



### 12 Have you 

### made any openwater fishing trips in Maine during 

## 1990
012 1 

### No 

## >Skip to Question 25 2 

### Yes 9 Missing Not applicable



### 13 Have you taken any openwater fishing trips during 1990 to any

### ponds or lakes in 

### Maine CIRCLE 

## ONENUMBER
013 1 

### No

# >Skip to Question 17 2 

### Yes 9 Missing Not applicable



### 14 During 

### 1990 on 

### howmany different days did 

### you spend part or all ofthe 

### day openwater fishing 

### on ponds orlakes in 

### Maine FILL IN

## BLANK 014 1 165 different daysfished 

### on ponds orlakes in 

### Maine 999 Missing Not applicable



### 15 During your 1990 

### openwater fishing trips 

### on average 

### how many hours per day did you spend fishing on

### ponds or lakes in 

### Maine FILL IN

## BLANK
015 1

# 22 hours per day fishing 

### on ponds ortakes in 

### Maine 99 Missing Not applicable



### 16 

## On your 1990 openwater fishing trips 

### how did you usually fish

### when you fished on ponds or lakes
In

## Maine CIRCLE

## ONE

## NUMBER 016 1 

### Fromthe shore or

### bank only 2 

### From a boat or

### canoe only 3 

### From both the shore or

### bank and a boat or

### canoe 4 Other please describe ID 

### Response
439 

### From

## mydock and in a small fishing boat 1064 Either froma canoe orfromshore 1222 Chest waders 1299 

## On lake from wharf 1639 

### Wading brooks and rivers 2350 

### Wading 9 Missing Not applicable

### 6

17 Did you take any 1990 openwater fishing trips on any streams Of rivers in 

## Maine CIRCLEONE 

## NUMBER
017 1

# No> Skip to Question 21 

### 2 Yes 9 Missing Not applicable



### 18 During 

### 1990 on 

### how many different days did you spend part or all ofthe

### dayopenwater fishing on streams or rivers in 

### Maine FILL IN

## BLANK
018 1 180 different

### days fished 

### on streams or rivers in 

### Maine 999 Missing Not applicable



### 19 During your 1990 

### openwater fishing trips on average 

### how many hours per

### day did 

### you spend fishing on streams or rivers in 

## Maine FILL IN 

## BLANK 019 1 20 hours per

### day fishing 

### on streams or rivers in 

### Maine 99 Missing Not applicable



### 20 On your 1990 

### openwater fishing trips 

### how did you usually fish

### when you fished 

### on streams or rivers in

### Maine 

## CIRCLEONE

## NUMBER
020 1 

### Fromthe shore or

### bank only 2 

### From a boat or

### canoe only 3 

### From both the shore or

### bank and a boat or

### canoe 4 

### Wading 9 Missing 

### Not applicable



### 21 During your 1990 

### openwater fishing trips In Maine which freshwater bodies did you fish most frequently FILL IN

## BLANKS Type of

### Water Body flowing
or

### standing 

## Name of Water 

### Body 

## 021A 1 

## 021A2 021A3 021A4 1021A51

Please see list

# 2 021B 1 

## Q21B2 021B3 021B4 102185
1 Nearest 

### Town

or City 

## 021C 1 

## 021C2 021C3 021C4

I

## 021C51

1 Flowing 2 Standing 9 Missing Not applicablePlease see

list

# 3 Number of

### Days Fished There 

## 0210 1 

## 021D2 021D3 021D4 102105 1 Distance from 

## Home
021E 1 miles 

## 021E2 miles 

## 021E3 miles 

## 021E4 miles 

## 1021E5 miles

I 

### 99 Missing 999 Missing Not applicable Not applicable7



## 22 Did

### you catch any fish during your 1990 

### openwater fishing trips 

## CIRCLEONE

## NUMBER
022 1 

# No>Sklp to Question 25 2 

### Yes 9 Missing Not applicable



### 23 This question asks about the 

### number of fish you caught during your1990 

### openwater fishing trips 

### and what happened to these fish If 

### you didnt catch a particular type of fish 

### on your 1990 

### open water fishing trips Just leave that line blank FILL IN

## BLANKS 

## How Many Did 

### What Did

### You 

## Do with the



## YouCatch Fish

### You 

## Caught

Number Given For

### Columns 

## 023A1 to

## 023D15 Away Thrown NumberEaten 999 Missing 

### Away Used for byYou 

### andor Not applicable 

### Number Number Bait orFed a Household Caught Released to Pets 

### Member

Landlocked 

### Salmon 

## 023A1

# > Q23B1 023C1 0230I

Atlantic 

### Salmon 

## 023A2

# > Q23B2 023C2 023D2 Togue Lake Trout 

## 023A3

# > Q23B 3 

## Q23C 3 

## 023D 3

Brook Trout 

## 023A 4

# > 023B 4 

## 023C 4 

## 023D 4


### Brown Trout 

## Q23A5

# > 023B5 023C5 02305

Yellow Perch 

## 023A6

# > 02386 023C6 023D 6
White Perch 

## 023A2

# > 023B7 023C2 023D7
Bass small 

### mouth and large 

### mouth 

## 023A8

# > 023B 8 

## 023C 8 

## 0230 8

Pickerel 

## 023A9

# > 023139 

## 023C9 023D 9
Lake Whitefish 

## 023A 10

# > 023B 10 

## 023C 10 

## 023D 10
Hornpout Catfish and Bullheads 

## 023A1 1

# > 023B1 1 

## 023C1 1 

## 023011
Bottom Fish 

### Suckers Carp and 

### Sturgeon 

## 023A12

# > 023B 12 

## 023C 12 

## 023D 12


### Chub 

## 023A13

# > 423B 13 

## Q23C 13 

## 023D 13
Smelt 

## 023A 14

# > 023B 14 

## 023C 14 

## 023D 14
Other 

## 023A15

# > 023B15 

## 023C15 023D158



### 24 In the last question you Indicated 

### howmany of the fish that you caught were eaten by you 

### andor other household 

### members Ofthe fish reported as eaten In Question 

### 23 how manywere from flowing waters streams and rivers and 

### how manywere from standing waters 

### such as ponds or 

### lakes FILL IN

## BLANKS

ForColumns

## 024A1 to

## 024D15 Number eaten 

### Number eaten 999 Missing from flowing Average from standing Average Not applicable waters length waters length 

### steams rivers of these fish 

### lakes ponds of these fish

Landlocked 

### Salmon 024A 1

# > 024B 1 in 

## 024C 1

# > 024D 1 in

Atlantic 

### Salmon 

## 02442

# > 024132 in 

## 024C2

# > 024D 2 In 

### Togue Lake Trout 

## 02413

# > 024133 in 

## 024C 3

# > Q24D 3 in

Brook Trout 

## 024A4

# > 0248 4 in 

## 024C 4

# > 024D 4 In


### Brown Trout 

## 024A5

# > 024B 5 in 

## 024C 5

# > 024D 5 in

Yellow Perch 

## 024k8

# > Q24136 In 

## 024C6

# > 024D 6 in

White Perch 

## 024k7

# > 024B2 in 

## 024C7

# > 024D 7 in
Bass small

### mouth and

large 

### mouth 

## 024A8

# > 024B 8 in 

## 024C 8

# > 024D8 in

Pickerel 

## 0244a

# > 024B 9 in 

## 024C 9

# > 024D 9 in

Lake Whitefish 

## 024A10

# > 0241310 in 

## 024Q10

# >024D10 In
Hornpout Catfish and Bullheads 

## 024A1 1

# > 0241311 in 

## 024C1 1

# >024D11 in
Bottom Fish 

### Suckers Carp and Sturgeon 

## 024A 12

# > 02413 12 in 

## 024C 12

# >024D 12 in 

### Chub 

## 024A13

# > 024B 13 in 

## 024C 13

# >024D 13 in
Smelt 

## 024114

# > 0241314 In 

## 024C14

# >024014 in
Other 

## 024415

# > 024E315 In 

## 024C15 

# >Q24D15 In



## 25 Do you plan to take any

### openwater fishing trips in Maine in the remainder of

## 1990 CIRCLE

## ONE 

## NUMBER 026 1 

## No 2 

### Yes

# >On how many more days in 1990 will you spend part or all of the day fishing 

### on openwaters in

## Maine FILL IN

## BLANK

9 Missing 

## 025A 0 1 99 

### moredays In 1990 999 Missing Not applicable9

in the last

### two sections 

### we asked about the fish you personally caught in Maine in 

### 1990 This
next section asks about the freshwater fish caught in Maine during the

### openwater or Ice fishing
seasons in 1990 by other household 

### members 1



## 26 Did any 

### membersofyour household besides yourself 

### make any

### openwater fishing trips during 1990 or ice fishing trips during the 

### 19891990 ice fishing season in 

## Maine CIRCLEONE

## NUMBER
028 1 

## No >Sklp to Question 30 2 

### Yes 9 Missing



### 27 Besides yourself 

### howmany other 

### members ofyourhousehold have 

### been freshwater fishing In Maine during either the 1990 open

### water or the 

### 19891990 Ice fishing 

### season FILL IN

## BLANK
027 1 

### 22 Other household 

## members 99 Missing Not applicable



## 28 Did you or

### anyone inyourhousehold eatthe fish caught by these other household 

### members during either the 

### 19891990 Ice fishing season orthe 1990 

### openwater seasons 

## CIRCLEONE

## NUMBER
028 1 to Question 30 

### 2 Yes 9 Missing Not applicable10



### 29 Approximately 

### howmanyof the fish caught by other

### members ofyourhousehold In Maine during either the 

### 19891990 Ice fishing season or the 1990 openwater seasons were eaten by you 

### andor members ofyour 

### household FILL IN

## BLANKS

For

### Columns 029A 1 to 

### 029B 

## 1 998 Dont knocv 

### Average 999 Missing 

### Number Length Not applicable Eaten

# >
of

### These Fish

Landlocked 

### Salmon 

## 029A1 

## 029B1 in

Atlantic 

### Salmon 029A 2 

## 029B 2 in
Togue 

### Lake Trout 

## 029A3 02933 In

Brook Trout 

## 029A4 0298 4 in

Brown Trout 

## 029A5 0298 5 in

Yellow Perch 

## 029A6 029B

# 6 in

White Perch 

## 029k7 029B7 in

Bass small mouth 

### and large 

### mouth 

## 029A8 029B

# 8 in

Pickerel 

## 029A9 029B9 In

Lake Whitefish 

### 029A

# 1O 029B 10 in 

### Hompout Catfish 

### and Bullheads 

## 029k11 029B

## 11 in

Bottom Fish 

### Suckers Carp and Sturgeon 

## 029A12 

## 029B12 in


### Chub 0329A 13 

## 029B 13 In

Smelt 

## 029A14 

## 029B14 in

Other 

## 029A15 029E115 In



## 30 Since 

### December 1989 have 

### you or

### someone In your household eaten any freshwater fish that were caught In Maine by people outside ofyour 

### household 

## Do Tiol include fish purchased at a store or
fish 

### market 

## CIRCLEONE

## NUMBER
030 1 

### No

# >Skip to Question 32 2 

### Yes 9 Missing11



## 31 Approximately

### how many fish caught by non

### household members in Maine since 

### December 1989
were eaten by you 

### andor members ofyour

### household FILL IN 

## BLANKS

For

### Columns 

## 031A 1 to

## 031815 998 

### Dont know Average 999 Missing 

## Number Length Not applicable Eaten

# >
of

### These Fish

Landlocked Salmon 

## 031A1 0319 1 In

Atlantic Salmon 

## 031A2 031B2 in 

### Togue Lake Trout 

## 1331k3 

## 031B3 in

Brook Trout 

## 031A4 031B4 in


### Brown Trout 

## 031A5 031B5 in

Yellow Perch 

## 031A8 031B 6 in

White Perch 

## 031A7 031B2 in

Bass small mouth and large 

### mouth 

## 031A8 0316 8 In

Pickerel 

## 031A9 031B

# 9 in

Lake Whitefish 

# 031A10 

## 031B10 in
Hornpout Catfish and Bullheads 

## 031A11 0318

## 11 in

Bottom Fish

### Suckers Carp and Sturgeon 

## 031A 12 03113 12 in


### Chub 

## 031A13 0316 13 in

Smelt 

## 031A14 031B 14 in

Other 

## 031A15 031E115 in



## 32 Below please describe the age and sex ofeach household 

### memberand indicate whether they eat freshwater fish caught in Maine whether caught by

### you another household 

## member or

## non household 

## member FILL IN

## BLANK Does This 

### Person Eat Freshwater Fish 

### Age of 

### Sex of Person 

### Caught in 

## Maine Person 

## CIRCLEONE

## ANSWER CIRCLEONE

## ANSWER

Yourself 

### 0324 1 

## 032B 1 

## 032C 1 

### Member 1 

## 032A2 03282 032C2 Member 2 

## 032A3 03283 032C3 Member 3 

## 032A4 032B4 032C4 Member 4 

## 032A5 032B5 032C5 Member 5 

## 1032A61 j

## 032B61 I

## 032C

## 6I

99 Missing 1 

### Male 2Female 9 Missing Not applicable 1 

## No 2

### Yes 9 Missing Not applicable12

There are 

### manyways inwhich people prepare freshwater fish they catch 

## We would like to find out 

### how you prepare freshwater fish from Maine caught by

### you another household 

### member or
non

### household members

33 What three types of freshwater fish fromMaine whether caught 

### by

## you someone else In your household ora nonhousehold 

## member do you eat most often 

### and howdo you usually cook 

## them FILL IN

### SPECIES OFFISH IN 

### BLANKS 

## BELOW ANDANSWER EACH QUESTION
Species 

## 1 033A Species 

# 2 033B Species

## 3 Q33C See List

# 4 See List

# 4 See List

## 4
Doyou filet these fish before cooking 

## them Doyou cook these fish with the skin

# on Doyou usually eat the
liver ofthese fish 

## Doyou usually eat the roe 

## eggs from these fish



### About

## how many ofthese fish

### doyou eat fresh 

### not frozen 

### smoked or

## canned WRITE 

## ONENUMBER FROM 

## BELOW

How do you usually serve these fish 

## WRITE ONE 

## NUMBER FROM BELOW IN

## BLANK FOR EACH SPECIES 

## OFFISH 

## 033A1 033B1 033C 1 

## 033A2 033B 2 

## 033C 2 

## 033A3 033B

# 3 033C3
033A 4 

## 033B 4 

### 033C 4

mFr

1 

## No 2

### Yes 9 Missing Not applicable



## 1033A5

1033A6 1 

## No 1 

### No 2

### Yes 2

### Yes 9 Missing 9 Missing Not applicable Not applicable



### 033135

1 Ali 

### ODD 2 Most

## 67 

# 99 3 

### About half

## 34 

# 66 4 

## Some 1 

# 33 5 

### None

# 0

9 Missing Not applicable



### 033136

1 

## Raw 2 

### Baked 3 Broiledgrilled 4 Fried 5 

### Poached 6 Boiled 7 

## Soupstewchowder 9 Missing Not applicable 

## 033C5

I



## 033C6113



### 34 What doyou usually 

### do with fish leftover from a

## meal CIRCLEONE

## NUMBER 034 1 Never have leftover fish 2 

### Save leftovers to eat later 3 

### Throw leftovers 

### away 4 Give to pets 9 Missing



## 35 Do you 

### andor other household 

### membersever eat freshwater fish 

### whether fresh orfrozen purchased froma store or fish 

### market 

## CIRCLEONE

## NUMBER
035 1 

## No >Skip to Question 38 

### 2 Yes 9 Missing



### 36 About 

### howmany meals offreshwater fish purchased froma store or fish market 

### does your household have in a 

## month FILL IN

## BLANK 036 1 16 freshwater fish meals per 

### month 99 Missing Not applicable



### 37 What Is the average serving size of the freshwater fish atthese meals per individual FILL IN 

## BLANK 037 1 48 

### ounces offreshwater fish per individual 99 Missing Not applicable



## Some people have raised health concerns about water quality in public waterways 

## We would like to learn about any concerns you might have about the areas you fish



### 38 Areyou aware ofany official fish consumption advisories concerning fish caught in

## Maine CIRCLEONE

## NUMBER
038 1 

# No> Skip to Question 45 2 

### Yes 9 Missing14



## 039A1

Q3913 

### 2


## 039Q3

039D4

039E5

040 39 The following are 

### some statements about fish consumption advisories In 

### Maine For each statement indicate whether each statement is true false or ifyou 

### dont

## know Dont worry if these questions 

### seem hard very few people 

### know all of the 

### answers 

## CIRCLE ONENUMBER FOR EACH STATEMENT

The existing fish consumption advisories apply only to fish caught In lakes and ponds Only 

### some rivers in Maine are the subject of
fish consumption advisories


### The fish consumption advisories 

### recommend that 

### no one eat

### any fishcaught In locations covered 

### bythe advisory 

### The fish consumption advisories cover only certain species 

### The fish consumption advisories cover all sizes of fish 

## Dont Not 

### True False 

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## 40 During 

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### 41 Do fish consumption advisories affectwhether you keep the fish caught at locations covered by fish consumption advisories 

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## >How dothey affect whether 

### you keep the fish you 

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## APPLY 9 Missing Not applicable 

### 041A 1 I 

### keep no fish 

### 041B 2 I 

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### 041C 3 I keep only the smallerfish 

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### 041E 5 Otherplease describe 

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### 42 Do fish consumption advisories affect whether you eat the fish caught at locations covered by fish consumption advisories 

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## 042A I I 

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## 43 Do fish consumption advisories affect 

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### how you prepare and servethe fish 

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## 043A 043B 043C Q43D 043E 1 I only broil or grill these fish 

### 2 I trim

### and discard 

### anydark flesh 

### 3 I trim off all fat 4 I trim off the lateral line 5 Other please describe 

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## 44 Suppose conditions were different so that there were no fish consumption advisories in 

### Maine Would you have fished any additional bodies ofwater during the 

### 19891990 ice fishing season or 1990 

### openwater 

### seasons 

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### No 2 

# Yes >Which bodies of

### water FILL IN

## BLANKS 9 Missing Not applicable 

## 044A Please 

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### we would like to learn 

### more about your background and your current household characteristics 

### You can be assured that all youranswers will be kept confidential This Information will only be used to report comparisons 

## among groups of people 

## We will never Identify individuals or households with these responses



### 45 Which of the following best describes yourcurrent 

### employmentsituation 

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### Work fulltime

## 40 hours per

### week or

## more 2 

### Work parttime 

### lessthan 40 hours per

## week or

### semiretired 3 

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## work only part ofthe 

### year 4 

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## 46 What is the highest level ofeducation you have 

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### 2 Eighth grade graduate 3 

## Some high school 4 High school graduate 5 

## Some trade ortechnical school 6 Trade ortechnical school graduate 7 

## Some college 8 

### Bachelors degree 9 Postgraduate study



## 47 What is yourethnic 

### background CIRCLE

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047 1 

### Whlte 

## NonHispanic >Areyou of Scandinavian 

### FrenchCanadian Italian Irish or

### some other ancestry 

### CIRCLE

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047A 1 Scandinavian ancestry 2 

### FrenchCanadian ancestry 3 Italian ancestry 4 Irish ancestry 5 Other 9 Missing Not applicable 2 Hispanic 3 Native 

### American 4 AsianPacific Islander 5 Black 

### 6 Other 9 Missing17



## 48 What was your total household Income before taxes In 

## 1989 CIRCLEONE

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048 1 

### Under $10000 2 

### $10000 to 

### $19999 3 

### $20000 to 

### $29999 4 $30000 to 

### $39999 5 

### $40000 to 

### $49999

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### $50000 to 

### $59999 7 

### $60000 to 

### $69999 8 

### $70000 to 

### $79999 9 

### $80000 to 

### $100000 10 

### Over $100000 99 Missing



### Type Type of licensethe respondent applied to receive


### Address Address of respondents residence
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# 1

Question 

## 5 What was the most Important reason

### why you did not 

### go fishing during the 

### 19891990
Ice fishing season or the 1990 openwater 

### seasons

ID Fiesoonse

1 

### Work 9 Not a winter fishing person 101 

### Dont Ice fish 364 Fishing license too expensive 418 

### Moved outofstate 504 Been traveling 569 Marriage 

### pregnancy outofstate 

### move 590 1 have 

### gone anticruelty

### and dont kill fororanimals 643 

### Become foster parent to multi handicapped child 697 There are not anyfish 791 Just to fish with friend 901 

### Had a baby 1056 

### Dontgo ice fishing 1093 Bicycling 1122 Working 1150 Military obligations 1236 

### Son never got his license and

## we were going together 1273 Divorce 1299 Afraid of Ice breaking 1347 

### Away 1392 Working 1394 Did not 

### know how 1493 

### Went ocean fishing 1627 

### Work 1661 Pregnant 1670 

### Dont ice fish 1780

I bought a license in 

### 1989 not in state in 1990 1788

1 like openwater season 1899 College 1918 

### Too cold for

## me 1959 

### Too cold 2021 Trip 

### was canceled to 

### Moosehead lake 2036 Lack of

### good fishing in

## myarea 2037 

### Dont like ice fishing 2038 

### Work 2045 I 

### dont ice fish 2073 

### Dont care forice fishing 2118 

### Son too cheap to 

### buy 

## me plane ticket to

### come upto Maine to fish Puts 

### money Into sports
cars and pin ball machine instead His mother and

I tried sohard 2336 Military obligations 2342 Building 

### own house 2343 

### Nobody to

### go with 2427 

## On active coast guard duty in

## AK 2433 Not interested in ice fishing 2482

I 

### dont enjoy cold weather 2497 

## Was in Florida during Ice fishing season 2533 Only 

### go In the

### summer 2586 

## New baby kept 

## me too busy 2643 I live In Florida 

### now to 

### May 2665 

### Dont ice fish 2672 

### Moved 2725 Not Interested In Ice fishing 2755 Outofstate 

### 2765 To difficult to get a fishing licenseon

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## 21A1 21A2 21A321A4 and

## 021A5 Name ofwater 

### body fished most frequently

ID Response
000 

### No Response

1 LowerWilson 2 

### Moosehead 3 

### West Branch 4 

### Round Pond 5 Cold Stream Lake 

### 6 Penobscot 7 Little Paligunpus 8 Mattakunk 9 Smelt Brook 10 Pleasant 11 Sebois 12 Mainacook Lake 13 Crawford 14 

### Good Stream 15 

### Good Lake 16 

### Tunk Lake 17 Martin 

### Pond 18 

### Monson Pond 19 ismiStream 20 Kennebelle River 21 Beaver Flowager 22 Togus 

### Pond 23 Maulton 

### Pond 24 Salter 25 Herd 26 Baker 

### 27 Chesuncook Lake 28 

### RoachBig Roach Pond 29 Rainbow 30 Holbrook 31 AllogashAllagashAllegash 32 Utile Austin 33 Bulldog 34 Black Hill 35 

### Beach HillBeech Hill 36 

### Monroe 37 SalmonSalmon Falls as Crystal 39 Bracket Lake 40 

## E Grand Lake 41 Kimball 

### Pond 42 

### Sebago Lake Little 

### Sebago LakeLower Sebago 43 

### Saco River 44 Crescent Lake 45 Mooselookmeguntic Lake 

### 46 Gatridge 

### Pond 47 Lake 

## Webb 48 Penneseewassee Lake 49 

### Dacey Pond 50 Breakneck Brook 51 

### Ten Mile Brook 52 Auburn Lake 53 Scragley 

### Pond 54 2 Davis 

### Pond 55 Piscalaquis River20



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Question 

## 21A1 21A2 21A3 2144 and

## 021A5 Name ofwater 

### body fished most frequently
1Q Response
56 Center 

### Pond 57 East Carry

### Pond sa Grace 

### Pond 59 Middly Carry

### Pond so Ten 

### Thousand Arce Tract 61 Stony Brook 62 

### Norway Lake 63 Little Ossipee 64 Lake Arrowhead 65 Lake Auburn

# 4

66 Androscoggin 67 Jim

### Pond 68 

### Cobbsce Lake 69 Cobbasseecontee Lake 70 

### Duck Puddle 

### Pond 71 China Lake 72 Chain of

### Ponds 73 

### Snow Pond 74 

### Kennebee RiverKennebec River 75 

### Mopang 76 

## E Machois 77 

### Quimby 78 Machian lakesMachias Lake 79 South Twin River 80 Junior LakeJunior 81 Swraggiy Lake 82 

### West Grand Lake 83 Sysaiadobsis 84 Sheepscott 85 Branch 86 

### Moose 87 

### Hobb Pond 88 Cross Lake 89 Saurdahunk Lake 90 Picher 

### Pond 91 

### Rowe Pond 92 Hills

### Pond 93 

### Goddard Stream 94 Main Stream 95 Dakin Brook 

### 96 Thatcher Creek 

### 97 Black River 

### 98 Ossippee Lake 

### 99 Wadlelgh 

### Pond 100 

### Heabon 101 

### Seao 102 Collins 

### Pond 103 Little 

### Kenmebago 104 Three Mile 

### Pond 105 

### Long 

## PondLong Rapid 106 EastGrand 107 

### Swan Lake 108 

### Hancock Pond 109 KiHick 

### Pond 110 Kenvillye River 111 

## Adam Pond21

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Question 

## 21A1 21A2 21A3 21A4 and 

## 021A5 Name ofwater body fished mostfrequently
JQ Response
112 

### GreatPond 113 Panther 

### Pond 114 Mooseiook Lake 115 Rangley Lake 116 Garland 

### Pond 117 Savery 

### Mts 118 Bardet PondBartlett 

### Pond 119 Beal 

### Pond 120 Magalloway 121 Spear Stream 122 

### Dead 123 Puffers 

### Pond 124 Bald 

### Mt Pond 125 Lake 

### Winnecook 126 Neguasset 127 

### Echo Lake 128 

### Long Lake 129 Presque isle Streams 130 

### StGeorges Lake 131 

### Mousam Lake 132 Great East Lake 133 Square 

### Pond 134 Big Bennet 

### Pond 135 

### Matagamon Lake 136 Crooked River 137 Pequaket 

### Pond 138 Deering Lake 139 Alligator Lake 140 

### Lombard Lake 141 Ross 

### Pond 142 

### Sunday River 143 

### Cooks Brook 144 Pendexter Brook 145 Davis Brook 146 Roberts 147 

## Onowa Lake 148 Foster 

### Pond 149 Cassidy Deadwater 150 Kindney 

### Pond 151 Millinocket Stream 152 7 Mile Streamsix MileLake 153 Upper Middle 

### Range Pond 154 Wilson 

### Pond 155 

### Markham Pond 156 Norton 

### Pond 157 Middle Stream 158 

### Hennebeck River 159 

### Red Brook 160 Messaionshee Stream 161 Eagle Lake 162 First 

### Roach Lake 163 Morril River 164 KIngBartfet 165 Wessronsat 166 Ottor

### Pond 167 Baisn 

### Pond22

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Question 

## 21A1 21A2 21A3 21A4 and

## 021A5 Name ofwater 

### body fished most frequently
ID Response
168 Partin 

### Pond 169 Big

## Wood Pond 170 Sebasticook Lake 171 

### Embden 172 Spencer 173 

### Canada Falls Lake 174 Kingberry 

### Pond 175 Sabattus Lake 176 Mulunkur Stream 177 

### Manawasha River 178 Halfway Brook 179 Bearsley Brook 180 Lily

### Pad Pond 181 

### Spaw Pan Lake 182 Megunticook Lake 183 King 

### Pond 184 

### Ambergus Lake 185 Schoodice Lake 186 Trafon Lake 187 Flying 

### Pond 188 Horseshoe 

### Pond 189 Randall Lake 190 Martins StreamMartin Stream 191 Bear

### Pond 192 Balch 193 

### Simmes 194 Worthley 195 Sunkheze 196 NicatavosNickttous 197 Biackwater 198 Fish Lake 199 

### StJohn River 

### 200 Negro Lake 201 Little Machias 

### 202 Hayden Brook 203 Gardner Lake 

### 204 Patricks Lake 

### 205 Parker 

### Pond 206 Cedar Lake 

### 207 Brassway 

### 208 Hermon Pond 209 Slaughter PondSlauter 

### Pond 210 Sourdnattunk Lake 211 

### Musquash Lake 212 Bruver Lake 

### 213 Dobsy 214 

## Rump Pond 215 Deer Lake 

### 216 Sennebec Pond Sennebec 217 Marancock 

### 218 Pocosset Lake 

### 219 Pierce 

### Pond 220 Belgrad Lake 221 

### St Croix 

### 222 CarryBrook 

### 223 Pine Stream23

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Question 

## 21A1 21A2 2113 21144 and

## 021A5 Name ofwater 

### body fished 

### most frequently

ID Response
224 

### Duck Lake 225 Jo

## Mary Lake 226 Ellis 

### Pond 227 Jackson 

### Pond 228 Moxie 

### Pond 229 Little 

### and Big Saborse 230 

### Madwahege Lake 231 Trout 

### Pond 232 

### Sandy River 233 Marshall Brook 234 flatiron 

### Pond 235 Damariscotta 236 

### Rock Pond 237 Tim 

### Pond 238 

### Cushman Pond 239 

### Songo River 240 Henderson Brook 241 El 

### Pond 242 Black Brook 243 Richardson 244 

## Wabb 245 

### Keoka 246 Rogal River 247 Chamberlain Lake 248 Perley

### Pond 249 Leavitt Brook 250 Spruce Mountain Brook 251 Fowler 

### Pond 252 Long 

### Pond 253 

### Pushaw Pond 254 

### Mud Pond 255 Stillwater River 256 Wytopttlock Lake 257 Wytopitlock Stream 258 Battle Brook 259 Hopkins 

### Pond 260 Southeast 

### Pond 261 

## Goo Pond 262 Locke 263 Naridwak Stream 264 Mollasses 

### Pond 265 

### Munsungen 266 Warren River 267 

## Rum 268 

### Nokomis Pond 269 Mulligan 270 

### Duncan Pond 271 Spring Lake 272 Austin Stream 273 East Branch 274 

### Lermond Pond 275 Souper Brook 276 Great

### Moose Pond 277 

### West 278 

### Weymouth 279 Levenseller24

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Question 

## 21A1 21A2 21A3 21144 and

## 021A5 Name ofwater body fished 

### mostfrequently Response
280 

# 9 Stream 281 Upper Sliddes Lake 282 Taft 

### Pond 283 Shiloh 

### Pond 284 

### Lennon Stream 285 Turner Brook 286 

### Dog Brook 287 Lewis Brook 288 

### Mass Brook 289 Blood 

### Pond 290 Pratt 291 Lendaspuagh 292 Half 

### Moon Brook 293 Mosquito 294 Harlow 

### Pond 295 

### Wyfe Pond 296 Spruce 

### Pond 297 Iron 

### Pond 298 Bransmill

### Pond 299 South 

### Pond 300 Labador 

### Pond 301 Estes Lake 302 Jordan 

### Pond 303 Hadlock 

### 304 Cambolasee Pond 305 

### Olaman 306 

## New Sodnehunk Lake 307 

### Anawa 308 Dexter 309 

## Jump 310 Trues 311 Cold Brook 312 Brandy 

### Pond 313 Milleken Mills 314 York 

### Pond 315 

### Cape Neddick River 316 Isonglas 

### 317 Sibly River 318 Lily 

### Pond 319 Spedic Lake 320 

### Moose Boog 321 Pike Brook 

### Pond 322 Big Brook 323 

### Wiscok Creek 324 Haley 

### Pond 325 

### Second Roach 326 Roach Pond 327 

### Rxi Pond 328 Shepardsons Brook 

### 329 Bearse 

### Pond 330 Darcey 

### Pond 331 Beddington Lake 332 Narraguagas River 333 PhillipsLake 

### 334 Bog 335 

## Woods Pond25

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Question 

## 21A1 21A2 21A3 21A4 and 

## 021A5 Name ofwater 

### body fished 

### most frequently

112 

## Remnse

336 Bates Brook 337 Blackstone Brook 338 

### St George 339 Nesowdnelink 340 East

### Pond 341 Little Lilly Lake 342 

## New Stream 343 Old Stream 344 Russell 

### Pond 345 

### Tody

## PondToddy Pond 346 Hot

### WholeHole 347 

### Pocomoonshine Lake 348 B

## PondB Stream 349 Brewer Lake 350 DenyDiego River 351 Plymouth 

### Pond 352 Sabbathday Lake 353 Middle 

### Range Pond 354 Evers 

### Pond 355 Anabessacook 356 

### Freedom Pond 357 Stetson 

### Pond 358 Georges Lake 359 Arrowhead 360 Deer

### Pond 361 Bottle Brook 362 Kingsbury 

### StreamPond 363 Mayfield 

### Pond 364 Aziscohos 365 Trip 

### Pond 366 

### Thompson 367 

## No Name Pond 368 Little River 369 

### Rock Haven 370 Great East 371 Spacer 372 20 Mlle Stream 373 Kennebenk 374 Horn 

### PondHorne Pond 375 Foley 

### Pond 376 Lane Brook 

### 377 Presumpscot River 378 North Irvin 

### 379 Pennaduncook 380 Elbon 381 East River Watershed 382 Keerebec River 383 PineTree 

### Pond 384 Small Brook 

### 385 Quiggle Brook 

### 386 Jellison Hill 

### Pond 387 Beaver 

### 388 Union River 

### 389 Barker 

### Pond 390 

### Sebec 391 Molunllus26

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## 21A1 21A2 21A3 21A4 and 

### 021A

# 5 Name ofwater 

### body fished most frequently
Response
392 

### Ebb House 393 

### Medunkeyum 394 AldensAlders 395 Aroostook River 396 20 Mile Brook 397 25 Mile BrOok 398 Partridge 

### Pond 399 Moulton 

### Pond 400 Mastin 401 15 MlleStream 402 Christy Lake 403 3rd Negro Lake 404 Carrabassett River 405 Grand Lake 406 Braseau 407 

### Graham Lake 408 Cathana River 409 Heald 

### Pond 410 Virginia Lake 411 Kezar

### LakeKezer Lake 412 North 

### Pond 413 Slx

### Roach 414 CranberryStream 415 Prestile Stream 416 Donnel 

### Pond 417 Little Escutasis 418 

### Clemens Pond 419 Hockenhill 420 Scooner Brook 421 Buorganut 

### Pond 422 Bryant Brook 423 KlIkenie Stream 424 

### The Heath 425 Newport 

### Pond 426 Bretton 

### Pond 427 

### Nehumkeg Pond 428 Walker Brook 429 Popul Island Brook 430 Patter 

### Pond 431 Craig 

### Pond 432 Pugsley Brook 433 Runaround 

### Pond 434 

### FarmPopnds 435 

### Namakanta Stream 436 Chandler 437 Firehole 438 

### Peaked Mountain 

### Pond 439 Pineo Brook 440 Scott Brook 441 

### Upper Scott Brook 442 

### Johns River 443 East Stream 444 

### Duck Pond Brook 445 Forest 

### Pond 446 

### Webnanet River 447 Middle 

### Oxhead27

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Question 

## 21A1 21A2 2110 21A4 and

## 021A5 Name ofwater 

### body fished most frequently IQ Response
448 Davis 

### Pond 449 Big Lake 450 

### Ragged Lake 451 

### Hahmakanta 452 

### Haymock Lake 453 Spider Lake 

### 454 Snowrnax Brook 455 

### Snag° Locks 

### 456 Kidney 

### Pond 457 Grassy 

### Pond 458 Eastern 

### Myer 469 Boyden Lake 460 

### Dennys River 461 McGrath 

### Pond 462 Ducktrap Stream 463 Sanborn 

### Pond 464 Ruffingham 

## Meadow 465 

### Wassah 466 Pinnacle 

### Pond 467 Gilman 

### Pond 468 

### AtOne Pond 469 Chickawakee 470 

### Moody Pond 471 

### Rockey Lake 472 Wilton Lake 473 

### Gagnon Brook 

### 474 Fait Brook Lake 475 Crepsuptic 

### Pond 476 Boundry 

### Pond 477 Fish River Lake 478 Minrehonk 479 Desert 

### Pond 480 

### Wheelock 481 Bottle Lake 482 Mattimascontis 483 

## Wyman 

## DamWyman Pond 484 Hunter Brook 485 

# W Chair

### Bank 486 Shagg Pond 487 Concord Pond 488 Nezinscot River 489 

### CabadorLabador 490 Big Indian lake 491 Tannery Brook 492 

### Squawpan Lake 493 Rapid River 

### 494 Chapman Brook 495 Portage Lake 

### 496 Roche 

## Pump 497 Big Island 498 Green Lake 499 Lower 

### Range Pond 500 

### Rance Pond 501 Flagstaff Lake 

### 502 Michael Brook 

### 503 Barrett 

### Pond28

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Question 

### 21A2I 

## 21A2 21A3 21A21 and

# 0215 Name ofwater 

### body fished most frequently Response
504 South 

### Arm 505 

### St Froid 506 Upper Sain

### Pond 507 Coffee 

### Pond 508 Flanders 509 Chain Lake 510 Old Stream Lake 511 Fish 

### Myer 512 13askegan Lake 513 Dumpling 

### Pond 514 

### Sandy Pond 515 

### Snake Pond 516 Milain 

### Pond 517 Plunkett 

### Pond 618 

### Thomas Pond 519 Allen 

### Pond 520 Indian 

### Pond 521 Alford Lake 522 Whitnery 

### Pond 523 Hutchinson 524 CaribouStream 525 ClaryLake 526 Horse 

### Race Pond 527 Cuxabosis 

### Steam 528 

### Mattawamkeag River 529 Nicatous Lake 530 

## Damen Pond 531 Atteam Lake 532 Spalding lake 533 

### Umestone Lake 534 Makinn Brook 535 

### Baunegbeg 536 

### Roe 537 WhittenParritt Stream 538 Hadleys Lake 539 Dyer Brook 540 Birch 

### Steam 541 Higgons Brook 542 Kezar River 543 Cold River 544 

### Caucomgomace Lake 545 Keyes Brook 546 Lyford 

### Pond 547 Hatfield 

### Pond 548 Scitulate 

### Pond 549 Leighs Mill 550 

### Brown Brook 551 Ripley 

### Pond 552 

### Wassakeeg Lake 553 Dolby 

### Pond 554 Lost Lake 555 MIII Brook 556 

## ChemoPond 557 

### Pushaw Lake 558 Fields 

### Pond 559 Mountain 

### Pond29

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## 21A1 21A2 21A3 21A4 and 

## Q21A5 Name ofwater 

### body fished mostfrequently

ID Response
560 Foxes 561 

### Muddy River 562 Peabody 

### Pond 563 

## Vomum Pond 564 Clemens 

### Pond 565 Bickford 566 Molunkas Stream 567 Madagascal Stream 568 

### Kennebago River 569 Faggs Brook 570 Bill Brook 571 Black Lake 572 Jones 573 

### Range Ponds 574 

### Ordway 575 Palmer

### Pond 576 South Brandn 577 Square Lake 578 

### Whet Stone 

### Pond 579 Keag Lake Brook 580 Wallace Brook 581 Prescott 582 Keewaydin Lake 583 Amazines Upstream 584 Little Dimmick 

### Pond 585 Big Dimmick 

### Pond 586 Dyer 

### Pond 587 Aupsuptic 588 Upper Narrows 589 Little Austin 590 Passadunkead River 591 Lord Brook 592 

## Webb Lake 593 Jordan Brook 

### West 594 Asslppi Lake 595 Black 

### Pond 596 Granny Kent 

### Pond 597 Pashineer 598 

### Denny Pond 599 Upper 

### Pond 600 Biscay 

### Pond 601 Clay 

### Pond 602 Jaybird 603 Pickerel 604 Unity 605 E Branch of Swift river 606 Nickerson 607 Shin 608 4th St

### John 609 

### Bobs Pond 610 Simsons 

### Pond 611 Forbes 

### Pond 612 Thanksgiving 613 Bennett 614 Smith 615 

### Snows30

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Question 

## 21A1 21A221A3 21A21 and

## 021A5 Name ofwater 

### body fished most frequently

ID 

### Response

616 

### Upper Jo 

### Mary 617 

### Sawyer 618 

### Randen 619 Frost River 620 Berry

### Pond 621 Stratton Brook 622 Roxbury 623 Clearwater 624 

### Moses 625 Royal River 626 

### Raymond Pond 627 

### Dun Dee 

## Dam 628 Catharce River 629 Branch 630 

### Meddybemps 631 Lovewell 

### Pond 632 Ingalls 633 Clayton 634 Carlton 635 Sliver Lake 636 

## Sam Acres Stream 637 Harrington 638 DeBoulli 639 

### Topsham 640 Sturtevant 641 White 642 Aldrich 643 Cider Mill 644 Katandin Lake 645 

### Tacoma 646 

### Sherman 647 Torsey 648 Highland 649 Bunker 650 

### St Francis Lake 651 Desolation 

### Pond 652 Canton 653 Nelson 654 Lobster 655 Barry 656 Silver 

### Pond 657 Spectacle 

### Pond 658 Narrows 659 Pernaquid 660 3 Corner

### Pond 661 

### Weary Pond 662 

## Nw River 663 Perlin Stream 664 

### Oxbrook 665 Rancourt 666 Big Churchill 667 

### Madawaska Lake 668 Telos 669 Gold Nugget Lake 670 

### Soababscook Lake 671 

## New Dam31

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Question 

## 21A1 21A2 21A3 21A4 and

## 021A5 Name ofwater 

### body fished most frequently

112 

### Response
672 Lower Fowler 673 Middle Fowler 674 Scraggley River 675 

### Debsconeag 676 Tree

### Wedeln 677 

### Kinnebagolake 678 

## Mt Blue

### Pond 679 Shepard River 680 Wild River 681 

### Cocumgomic 682 FryPan 

### Pond 683 Washington 684 Dyer 

### Long Pond 685 Swift River 686 Wild Lake 687 Lake Christopher 688 Crocker 

### Pond 689 Big Fish 690 Abott 

### Pond 691 2nd

# W Brook 692 

### Moose Hill 

### Pond 693 

### Weld Road Brook 

### 694 Egypt 

### Pond 695 Porter Lake 696 South Twin Lake 697 Crowell 

### Pond 698 Rocky Brook 699 Big Eddie 700 

### RockahernaRockabema 701 

### Togas Stream 702 

### Weber Pond 703 

### Woodbury Pond 704 

### Cochewagon Lake 705 

### Hogan Pond 706 Marsh Stream 707 Belgrade Stream 708 Upper Lead 709 Love Joy 710 Montique 711 Kakajo 712 

### Frenchman Brook 713 Big Jim

### Pond 714 Greely Brook 715 CornerBrook 716 Island 

### Pond 717 Galilee 718 

### Orange Lake 719 Watchic Lake 720 Misery Stream 721 Ledge 

### Pond 722 Pork Barrel 723 

### Moosehom Stream 724 3rd Lake Watigress 725 

## Mt Blueford 726 Crowell 727 Minister Brook32

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## 21A1 21A2 21A3 21A4 and 

### 021A

# 5 Name ofwater 

### body fished mostfrequently

ID Response
728 Unity 

### Pond 729 Johnson Brook 730 River DeChute 731 Sapenac 

### Pond 732 Chlmenticook 733 Big Black River 734 Soldier Brook 735 Middle Branch 736 Big Eye 737 Toalhowa Lake 738 Blskay 739 

### Round Mountain 740 Seasa 

### Pond 741 Ouantabacook 742 Little Enchanted 743 Havner 744 

## Gammon 745 Frost 

### Pond 746 

### Chase Lake 747 7Tree 

### Pond 748 Stevens Mill 

### Pond 998 

### Dont Know 999 Missing33

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Question 

## 21C1 2102 2103 2104 and

## 021Q5 Nearest town or city

ID Response
000 

## No Response

1 Baxter Park 2 Northfield 3 Newfield 4 Uncoln 5 Enctfield 

### 6 Costigan 

### 7 Woodville 

### 8 East

### Winn 9 Abbot 10 Lee 11 

# E Lebanon 12 Staceyville 13 

### Goodtown 14 Goodville 15 NoBerwick 16 

### Saco 17 

### Monson 18 Abbion 19 

### SkowSolon 20 Troy 21 Augusta 22 Willimontic 23 McFalls 

### 24 Dedham 25 

### Medwig 26 Greenville 

### 27 Soparis 

### 28 Clifton 

### 29 Moscow 30 

### Fosks 31 

## EnbdenEmbden 32 Otis 33 Beddington 

### 34 Manchester 35 VVindham 

### 36 Wesley 

### 37 Weston 38 

## New Sharon 

### 39 

# E Sebago 40 Grand Lake 41 Dayton 42 

## Webb Mills 43 

### Oquossoc 44 Amherst 45 

### Weld 46 Norway 47 Howland 

### 48 Balchoth 

### 49 Brownfield 50 

### Van Buren 

### Cove Van Buren 51 Rumford 

### 52 Penobscott 53 Charlston 

### 54 SangerHie 55 

# N East Carry34

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Question 

## 21C1 21C221C321C4 and

## 021Q5 Nearest 

### town or city

ID 

### Response

56 Jefferson 57 Eagle Lake 58 

### West Forks 59 Suparis 60 Poland 61 Waterboro 62 Limerick 63 Auburn 

### 64 Rockwood 65 Alna 

### 66 Matawamkeg 67 

### Monmouth 68 

### Sweden 69 Nobelboro 70 China 71 EutisEustis 72 Kingsbury 73 Standish 74 Calunbia 75 

### Machess 76 Columbia 77 Fairfield 78 Vbazie 79 

## E HoldenHolden 80 Lakeville PlantationLakeville 81 Grand Lake Stream 82 Blanchard 83 Palermo 84 

### SebagoSebago Lake 85 Plymouth 

### 86 Somerville 87 

### Scouheagan 88 

### Wayne 89 Belfast 90 Wells 91 Molunkus 92 

### Medway 93 Gourland 94 Wilton 95 Biddeford 96 Davis

### Town 97 

## Oxbow 98 Lyman 99 Manson 100 Portland Westbrook 101 North 

### Windham 102 Lovell 103 Chinn 104 Fort Fairfield 105 Danforet 106 Swansfile 107 Danrnalk 108 Hollis 109 Dennsiulye 110 Sanford 111 Belgrade35

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## 21C1 21C2 21C3

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### Response

112 

### Raymond 113 Rangiey 114 

# W Buxton 115 Byron 116 Jay 117 

### Uvermore 118 Starks 119 Magalloway 120 Peru 121 Waterford 122 Dexter 123 

### Bingham 124 Unity 125 

### Woolwick 126 Readfield 127 Bridgeton 128 Liberty 129 Shapleigh 130 Swanville 131 Acton 132 Guilford 133 Patton 134 

### Casco 135 

### Umington 136 Danforth 137 Milforth 138 Springfield 139 Bristol 140 

### BethalWest Bethel 141 Bradford 142 

### Greenwood 143 North Waterboro 144 

### Gorham 145 Eillotsville 146 

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### Jackman 153 Uncolnville 154 Garland 155 Bington 156 Princeton 157 Lewiston 158 Upton 159 Marshfield 160 Hartland 161 PopevIlle 162 Ellsworth 163 Brigham 164 Lexington 165 Stetson 166 Calais 167 

### NewportNorth Newport List

# 3 Continued

21C24 and 

## Q21Q5 Nearest town or

# ay36

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# 3 Continued

Question 

## 21C1 21C2 21C3 21C21 and

## Q21C5 Nearest 

### town or city

ID Re$DOngt
168 North 

### Anson 169 Forks 170 

# W Paris 171 Athens 172 Sabattus 173 Fryburg 174 

## New Sweden 175 Stockholm 176 Oxford 177 Chester 178 Mapleton 179 

### Camden 180 Kokadjo 181 Kingfield 182 Brownville 183 Smithfield 184 

## MtVernon 185 Utchfield 186 Parsonsfield 187 Turner 188 Albion 189 Aurora 190 Arrington 191 

### West Peru 192 Milford 193 Greenfield 194 Marsids 195 Ashland 196 

### St Pamphife 197 

### St Francis 198 Portage 199 

### Orbow Plantation 200 Wateville 201 

### MachlosMachlasE Machios 202 Farmington 203 MIllinicketMillinocket 204 Etna 205 

### Hermon 206 Springvale 207 Topfield 208 Dixmont 209 Steep Falls 210 Wilson Mills 211 Harrison 212 Appleton 214 Winthrop 215 Poland Springs 216 Buckfield 217 Oakland 218 

### Woodland 219 Montville 220 Gray 221 Cornish 222 

# SArms 223 

### The Forks 224 

### Freedom37

List

# 3 Continued

Question 

## 21C1 21C2 21C321C4 and 

## Q21C5 Nearest town or city

ID Response
225 Island Fails 226 Vassalboro 227 Strang 229 Great 

### Pond 230 Industry 231 Big 

### Edey 232 Conton 233 Madison 234 Greenbush 235 Frenchville 236 Corima 237 Morrill 238 

### Waldo 239 Palmyra 240 Ells 241 Mars Hill 242 Bridgewater 243 

### Hudson 244 

### Anson 245 

### Cooper 246 Jacksonville 

### 247 Hoxnesville 

### 248 Forkstown 249 Seal Harbor 250 

## Mt Desert 251 Bar Harbor 252 

## N E Harbor 253 Gifford 254 Soldier 

### Pond 255 Holden 256 Old Orchard 

### 257 Westbrook 258 Surry 259 York 260 Lowell 261 Bar Mills 262 Porter 263 Cutler 264 

### Avon 265 Noer 

### 266 Richmond 267 Old

### Town 268 CrossLake 

### 269 WinteryIle 270 Howland 271 Dover 

### 272 Estcourt 273 

### Usbon Falls 

### 274 Locke Mills 275 AssIppl 

### 276 Soldier 

### Pond 277 Winterpoet 

### 278 Cupstic 

### 280 Highland 281 

## New Vineyard 282 Aubrun38

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# 3 Continued

Question 

## 21C1 21Q2 21C321C4 and

## 021C5 Nearest 

### town orcity
IQ 

### Response
283 Millernot 284 

### Lone 285 

### Stoneham 286 Berwick 

### 287 Grand Isle 

### 288 Shirley 289 

### Bowerbank 290 Pownal 291 ComviIle 292 

## Savo 293 Jonesboro 295 

### Goodwin Mills 290 Centerville 297 Grunvell 298 

### Pemaquid 299 Southwest Harbor 300 Vienna 301 

### GardinerGardnerVV Gardiner 302 

## TupshamTopsham 303 

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### Bowdoln 308 Trescott 

### 309 Mode Bays 310 

### Lubec 311 Easton 312 Brooksville 313 Dolby 314 

### Macwahoc 315 

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### BangonBangor 355 

### Den nysville 356 Searsmont 

### 357 Sherman Mills 

### 358 Brooks 

### 359 Andover 

### 360 Comstock 361 DoverFoxcraft 362 Rockland 363 Rockport 364 Bath 365 

### Sumner 366 East Brook 

### 367 Marlon 368 Cherryfield 

### 369 St Agatha 370 

### Madawaska 371 Alagash 372 Fort Kent39

List

# 3 Continued

Question 

## 21Q1 21C221Q3 2104 and

## 02105 Nearest town or city
ID Response
373 Vanceboro 374 Carroll 375 Orrington 376 Houtton 377 

## New Limerick 378 Atkinson 379 Dyer Brook 380 Charlotte 381 

### Woodstock 382 St Albans 383 Presque Isle 384 

### Moosehead 385 Albany 386 

### Passadumkeg 387 Canford 388 Fustos 389 RIchmons 390 

### Colbum 391 Stratton 392 

# W Minot 393 

### St John 394 

# N New Portland 395 

### Quimby 396 Otisfield 397 Caratunk 398 Argyle 399 Sullivan 400 

### Washburn 401 Brookton 402 

### Skowhegan 403 Kezar Falls 404 Baldwin 405 

### Sherman 406 Benedicta 407 Greene 408 Milo 409 Medford 410 Union 411 Caribou 412 

### Newry 413 Pinson 414 Burlington 415 Benton 416 Lakeview 417 Oakfield 418 Boothbay 419 Limestone 420 Forest City 421 

### Canaan 422 Steuben 423 Crystal 

### 424 Dyer Brook 

### 425 Willington 

### 426 Brighton 

### 427 Stow 428 Daaquam40

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# 3 Continued

Question 

## 21C1 21C2 21C3 21C4 and 

## 021C5 Nearest town or city

ID Response
429 Ripley 430 Oldtown 431 Carmel 432 Concord 433 Blue Hill 434 Hiram 435 Eddington 

### 436 Orono 437 Franklin 438 

### Temple 441 

### Glenbum 448 Sedwick 449 

### Smyrna Mills 450 Acton 451 Lebanon 452 

## Bumham 453 Rakul 454 Belgrade 455 

### Rogue Bluffs 

### 456 Gouldsboro 457 Salem 458 Baxton 

### 459 Somerville 460 Fayette 461 ChestervIlle 462 Yarmouth 463 Blown Field 464 Sidney 465 

### Cape Elizabeth 

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### Kennebunk 468 Granclfails 469 

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### Talamodge 482 Pennistown 483 Long 

### Pond 484 

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### AronAvon 488 Phillips 

### 489 Chatham 490 Moxie 491 Waidoboro 492 Washington41

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# 3Continued

Question 

## 21C1 2102 21C3 2104 and

## Q21C5 Nearest 

### town or city

ID Response
493 

### Elgecomb 494 Bryant 495 Orland 496 

### Smyrna 497 Windsor 498 

### Oquosoa 499 

### Bondoinham 500 Minot 501 Hatowel 502 Roxbury 503 Alfred 504 Bolster Mills 

### 505 Ludlow 

### 506 Crawford 

### 507 Whiting 

### 508 Eaton 

### 509 Bowdonham 510 

### Denmark 511 Warren 512 Kents Hill 513 

### Drew Plant 514 Buxton 998 

### Dont know 999 Missing42

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# 4

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## 33 What three types of freshwater fish from Maine whether caught by

### you someone else In your household ora nonhousehold 

## member do you eat 

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### No fish eaten 01 Trout 02 Brook Trout 03 

### Salmon 04 White Perch 05 

### BassBlue BassBlack Bass 

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### 08 Atlantic 

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### Mouth Bass 14 Pickerel 15 Landlocked 

### Salmon 16 

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## CusuCusk 20 Black Cropies 21 Rainbow Trout 22 Smelt 23 Eel 24 BluegillsBlues 25 Suckers 26 

### Shad 27 Catfish 28 Panfish 29 Sunfish 30 Stripers 31 

### Cod 32 

### Haddock 33 Walleye 

### 34 Pike 35 Pout 

### 99 Missing43

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# 5

Question 

## 41 Do fish consumption advisories affect whether you keep the fish caught at locations covered by fish consumption advisories

ID Response

61 Could 

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### body 126 

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## Im allowed 

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### and ponds 1551 follow discretion in all areas 

### where they apply 1771 

### Dont fishthere 1986 

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# 6

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## 42 Do fish consumption advisories affect whether you eat the fish caught at locations covered by fish consumption advisories

ID Response
88

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### Dont fish those waters 186 Eat less fish 311

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### 942

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## 43 Do fish consumption advisories affect 

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# 8

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### 45 Which of the following best describes your current employment situation

ID Response
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### Have Invalid wife

## who cannot be left alone 

### 349 I

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### 2727 Selfemployed year around 

### 2536 

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