Dick Stober
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Guest_Dustin_*
, Nov 15 2010 08:27 PM
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#1 Guest_Dustin_*
Posted 15 November 2010 - 08:27 PM
I just wanted to take a minute to inform the membership of the passing of past NANFA president Dick Stober. Dick was one of the most kind and patient people I had ever met. He took way more time than he had to with me when I was just starting up and is a role model for me when dealing with new folks now. I am certain that he was the same with everyone that knew him.
#5 Guest_Casper_*
Posted 28 February 2012 - 11:13 AM
If anyone has information on Dick Stober please pass them on to me. I am compiling a story about him for American Currents. Stories, interactions, memories, photos would all be appreciated.
I discovered an article he wrote back in 1984 for AC titled Okefenokee Revisited.
You can post them here or email me at prizma@aol.com
I discovered an article he wrote back in 1984 for AC titled Okefenokee Revisited.
You can post them here or email me at prizma@aol.com
#9 Guest_keepnatives_*
Posted 24 July 2012 - 09:34 PM
Actually 1970 and 1980's he wrote these:
1973 Fall - The Flagfin Minnow, Notropis [Pteronotropis] signipinnis
General description of the flagfin shiner, its habitat and aquarium care.
Forage Fish: an Important Link
Editorial on the problems with game and bait fish stocking.
1973 Winter
Rainwater Killifish
Short description of the rainwater killifish and an even shorter mention of spawning in an aquarium.
1974 Mar-Apr
Introduction to North America's Natives
List of North American fish families; general descriptions and some representative species in each.
1975 Mar-Apr
The Sailfin Minnow, Notropis [Pteronotropis] hypselopterus
Collection, aquarium care and breeding of the sailfin shiner; includes a well-written description of the appearance of the fish.
1975 July-Oct
Shiners
Descriptions of several populations of the broadstripe shiner.
Daphnia
Collecting and culturing Daphnia.
1976 May-June
Whitenose Notropis?
Account of a collecting trip and an unidentified white-nosed shiner.
1976 Nov-Dec
By the Bluenose Obsessed
Field observations and breeding observations of the bluenose shiner.
1977 Jan-Mar
The Flagfin Shiner, Notropis [Pteronotropis] signipinnis
Appearance, habitat and aquarium rearing and breeding of the flagfin shiner.
1984 Sept
Okefenokee Revisited
Collecting in and around the Okefenokee Swamp.
1985 Feb
Spawning the Brook Silversides
Brief mention in letter to the editor regarding the spawning of the brook silversides.
1986 Oct
By the Bluenose Obsessed
Collecting and rearing the bluenose shiner in aquaria.
1987 June-Sept
Fringe Benefits
Other pursuits prized to be found while collecting fish.
1973 Fall - The Flagfin Minnow, Notropis [Pteronotropis] signipinnis
General description of the flagfin shiner, its habitat and aquarium care.
Forage Fish: an Important Link
Editorial on the problems with game and bait fish stocking.
1973 Winter
Rainwater Killifish
Short description of the rainwater killifish and an even shorter mention of spawning in an aquarium.
1974 Mar-Apr
Introduction to North America's Natives
List of North American fish families; general descriptions and some representative species in each.
1975 Mar-Apr
The Sailfin Minnow, Notropis [Pteronotropis] hypselopterus
Collection, aquarium care and breeding of the sailfin shiner; includes a well-written description of the appearance of the fish.
1975 July-Oct
Shiners
Descriptions of several populations of the broadstripe shiner.
Daphnia
Collecting and culturing Daphnia.
1976 May-June
Whitenose Notropis?
Account of a collecting trip and an unidentified white-nosed shiner.
1976 Nov-Dec
By the Bluenose Obsessed
Field observations and breeding observations of the bluenose shiner.
1977 Jan-Mar
The Flagfin Shiner, Notropis [Pteronotropis] signipinnis
Appearance, habitat and aquarium rearing and breeding of the flagfin shiner.
1984 Sept
Okefenokee Revisited
Collecting in and around the Okefenokee Swamp.
1985 Feb
Spawning the Brook Silversides
Brief mention in letter to the editor regarding the spawning of the brook silversides.
1986 Oct
By the Bluenose Obsessed
Collecting and rearing the bluenose shiner in aquaria.
1987 June-Sept
Fringe Benefits
Other pursuits prized to be found while collecting fish.
#10 Guest_Casper_*
Posted 24 July 2012 - 11:23 PM
Got em. Read most.
Don't give away too much info right yet. Article coming soon. He was VERY prolific.
I did note in my reviews of the articles and various ACs over the years you were mentioned and authored several times.
Write more Mike! Fishy Folks would appreciate it.
What i need is some photos of Dick. I also noted he was the "artist" on several issues of AC... yet i could not know which of the illustrations he had drawn himself... they were not signed. Some were pretty good. Any photos he took would be nice as well.
Don't give away too much info right yet. Article coming soon. He was VERY prolific.
I did note in my reviews of the articles and various ACs over the years you were mentioned and authored several times.
Write more Mike! Fishy Folks would appreciate it.
What i need is some photos of Dick. I also noted he was the "artist" on several issues of AC... yet i could not know which of the illustrations he had drawn himself... they were not signed. Some were pretty good. Any photos he took would be nice as well.
#12 Guest_Mysteryman_*
Posted 27 July 2012 - 03:32 PM
You know how we've been nicknaming his "scarlet sailfin" as Pteronotropis eglini, in case it's real?
I'd suggest instead Pt. dickstoberi. It's his fish; he found it.
( now if I could only FIND some..)
I'd suggest instead Pt. dickstoberi. It's his fish; he found it.
( now if I could only FIND some..)
Edited by Mysteryman, 27 July 2012 - 03:33 PM.
#13 Guest_Casper_*
Posted 27 July 2012 - 05:06 PM
Well...
Once you read the article you might get a clue as to where to look!
I would like to hear more about the Elgin airforce base encounter. Is that where Pteronotropis eglini started?
Scarlet Notropis is what i have heard.
I still need Dick Stober photos, i only have one of him kneeling and sorting the contents of a dipnet.
Once you read the article you might get a clue as to where to look!
I would like to hear more about the Elgin airforce base encounter. Is that where Pteronotropis eglini started?
Scarlet Notropis is what i have heard.
I still need Dick Stober photos, i only have one of him kneeling and sorting the contents of a dipnet.
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