Tote Road Pike Lakes restoration: northern pike eradication

This data was collected during the period of 2016-2019 in support of an
invasive northern pike and muskeullunge eradication project
at eight lakes near Soldotna, Alaska collectively known as the
Tote Road Pike Lakes.  The data represents information on lake
water quality, gillnetting effort and catch and catch sampling. The
dataset also includes data on the capture and relocation of native fish
(rainbow trout and juvenile coho salmon) collected from Soldotna Creek (a
Kenai River tributary) and released into the eight Tote Road area lakes to
provide for an alternate fishery following the removal of
invasive northern pike and muskeullunge using the chemical
rotneone.