Fisheries Magazine – May 2015
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Fisheries Magazine – March 2015
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Fisheries Magazine – February 2015
POLICY Roles for Everyone by Thomas E. Bigford VOTE Candidate Statements: AFS Second Vice President • Dale P. Burkett • Jesse Trushenski JOURNAL SUMMARIES • Diet Shifts Detected in Sandbar Sharks Using a...
Fisheries Management Section: Aiming to Support Young Professionals
In February 2014, the Fisheries Management Section (FMS) charged a committee to address the specific needs and issues facing young professionals in the fisheries field. The newly formed Young Professional Committee (YPC) was tasked...
Quinton Phelps on Potential Problems to Paddlefish
“There could be potential problems to paddlefish because they are consuming the same things” Paddlefish are some of the oldest fish around. Fossil records date the species back 300 million to 400 million years....
Graeb in Scotland
Brian Graeb on Floods, Droughts, Predators and Prey; Aging Reservoirs; Asian Carps – Bighead and Silver; and The Perfect Storm in the Missouri River Basin. Brian Graeb in Scotland (PDF)
Porath on an Angler-Funded Project
“Fish like things that provide protection from the current. The shoals are a good place for them to sit and wait for food to come by.” Officials say a new project will make fishing...
Porath on Aquatic Habitat Rehabilitation
“It leaves the lake in better shape,” said Mark Porath, the commission’s aquatic habitat program manager. Some anglers have noticed that the water level at Conestoga Lake near Denton isn’t dropping like it...
Fisheries Magazine – December 2014
In this Issue: COLUMN President’s Commentary – Blogging Fish Science Guest writer – Dan Isaak Policy – Revisiting Hopes for Created and Restored Habitats Thomas E. Bigford FEATURES Paleoclimate Shaped Bluefish Structure in the Northern Hemisphere...
