TY  - BOOK
AU  - Nickum,Mary J.
TI  - Propagated fish in resource management
T2  - American Fisheries Society symposium,
SN  - 1888569697
AV  - SH328 .P756 2004
U1  - 639.3 22
PY  - 2004///
CY  - Bethesda, Md.
PB  - American Fisheries Society
KW  - Fishery management
KW  - Congresses
KW  - Fish stocking
KW  - Fish culture
KW  - Fishes
KW  - Conservation
N1  - "Proceedings of the symposium Propagated Fish in Resource Management, held in Boise, Idaho, USA, 16-18 June 2003."; Includes bibliographical references; Successes and failures of large-scale ecosystem manipulation using hatchery production : the upper Great Lakes experience; Gary E. Whelan and James E. Johnson --; Overview of lake stocking for recreational fisheries in interior Alaska; James T. Fish --; Stocking Red Drum : lessons learned; Wallace E. Jenkins, Theodore I. J. Smith and Michael R. Denson --; Pacific salmon hatcheries in British Columbia; Don D. MacKinlay, Susan Lehmann, Joan Bateman and Roberta Cook --; Increasing Red Drum abundance in South Carolina : monitor, regulate, and stock hatchery fish; Theodore I. J. Smith, Wallace E. Jenkins, Michael R. Denson and Mark R. Collins --; An evaluation of fresh water recoveries of fish released from national fish hatcheries in the Columbia River Basin, and observations of straying; Stephen M. Pastor --; Short-term survival of small walleye fingerlings stocked into Wisconsin lakes; Jeffrey M. Kampa, Martin J. Jennings and Gene R. Hatzenbeler --; Increasing predation through walleye fingerling stocking : a recovery tool for Saginaw Bay, Lake Huron; David G. Fielder --; Using a fish-stocking database to demonstrate temporal changes in stocking patterns; George W. LaBar and Tom Frew --; Trends in agency use of propagated fishes as a management tool in inland fisheries; James R. Jackson, Jeff C. Boxrucker and David W. Willis --; Fundamentals of fisheries management, 2003 : developments in Wyoming since 1994; Robert W. Wiley --; Perceptions about science and scientism in fisheries management : an angler's view; Michael L. Smith --; The promise of hatchery-reared fish and hatchery methodologies as tools for rebuilding Columbia Basin salmon runs : Yakima Basin overview; William J. Bosch --; Lessons in rehabilitation stocking and management of lake trout in Lake Huron; James E. Johnson, Ji X. He, Aaron P. Woldt, Mark P. Ebener and Lloyd C. Mohr --; Use of propagated fishes in altered environments in Texas; William C. Provine, Richard W. Luebke, Roger L. McCabe, David R. Terre, Robert K. Betsill, Bobby Farquhar and Todd Engeling --; Recreational and economic benefits of Tennessee's Reservoir and Tailwater stocking programs; Francis C. Fiss, Timothy N. Churchill and William C. Reeves --; Management of tropical freshwater fisheries with stocking : the past, present, and future of propagated fishes in Puerto Rico; J. Wesley Neal, Richard L. Noble, Maria de Lourdes Olmeda and Craig G. Lilyestrom --; Managing hybrid bluegill fisheries : estimating and predicting the effects of young anglers; Dana L. Winkelman and Clifton Sager --; Salmon supplementation : demography, evolution, and risk assessment; Daniel Goodman --; Release of captively reared adult anadromous salmonids for population maintenance and recovery : biological trade-offs and management considerations; Barry Berejikian, Thomas Flagg and Paul Kline --; Managing the intersection of aquaculture development and invasive species; Gary C. Matlock --; Critical need for rigorous evaluation of salmonid propagation programs using local wild broodstock; Patrick L. Hulett, Cameron S. Sharpe and Chris W. Wagemann --; Uncertainty and research needs for supplementing wild populations of anadromous Pacific salmon; Reginald R. Reisenbichler --; Practical approaches for assessing risks of hatchery programs; Kenneth P. Currens and Craig A. Busack --; A modified suitability index to guide selection of stocking waters for juvenile Tiger Muskies; Keith Koupal --; A historical perspective on the philosophy behind the use of propagated fish in fisheries management : Michigan's 130-year experience; Gary E. Whelan --; Salmon hatcheries in Alaska - plans, permits, and policies designed to provide protection for wild stocks; Steven G. McGee --; Guidelines for use of captive broodstocks in recovery efforts for Pacific salmon; Herbert A. Pollard II and Thomas A. Flagg --; Comparison of the distribution and recapture rates of acclimated and nonacclimated razorback sucker stocked into the Green River; Timothy Modde, Garn J. Birchell and Kevin D. Christopherson --; Growth and survival of larval razorback sucker in natural floodplain depressions inhabited by nonnative fish in the Green River, Utah; Garn J. Birchell and Kevin D. Christopherson --; Use of propagated shortnose sturgeon as surrogates for wild fish; Mark R. Collins, Theodore I. J. Smith, Vincent A. Mudrak, Robert Bakal and Kent Ware --; Dilemma on the Kootenai River - the risk of extinction or when does the hatchery become the best option; Vaughn L. Paragamian and Raymond C. P. Beamesderfer --; Application of captive broodstocks to preservation of ESA-listed stocks of Pacific salmon : Redfish Lake sockeye salmon case example; Thomas A. Flagg, W. Carlin McAuley, Paul A. Kline, Madison S. Powell, Doug Taki and Jeffrey C. Gislason --; Evaluating reintroduction strategies for Redfish Lake sockeye salmon captive broodstock progeny; J. Lance Hebdon, Paul Kline, Doug Taki and Thomas A. Flagg --; Fish assemblage structure in an Oklahoma Ozark stream before and after rainbow trout introduction; Maureen G. Walsh and Dana L. Winkelman --; Unauthorized fish introductions : fisheries management of the people, for the people, or by the people?; Frank J. Rahel --; Managing Southwestern Native and nonnative fishes : can we mix oil and water and expect a favorable solution?; John N. Rinne, Larry Riley, Rob Bettaso, Roger Sorenson and Kirk Young --; A tale of two parks : management of nonnative lake trout in Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks, Wyoming, USA; Scott Bosse --; Diet overlap of introduced rainbow trout and three native fishes in an Ozark stream; Daniel B. Fenner, Maureen G. Walsh and Dana L. Winkelman --; Effects of 70 years of freshwater residency on survival, growth, early maturation, and smolting in a stock of anadromous rainbow trout from southeast Alaska; Frank P. Thrower and John E. Joyce --; Improving vulnerability to angling of rainbow trout : a selective breeding experiment; Joseph R. Kozfkay, Daniel J. Schill and David M. Teuscher --; Introgressive hybridization between westslope cutthroat trout and native rainbow trout in Big Creek, Idaho; Michael P. Peterson, Matthew R. Campbell, Christine C. Cegelski and Madison S. Powell --; Stable isotopic composition of otoliths from hatchery and wild chinook salmon in Makah Bay, Washington; Yongwen Gao, Russell Svec, Steve Joner, Joe Hinton and Dave Zajac --; Evaluating and understanding fish health risks and their consequences in propagated and free-ranging fish populations; Christine M. Moffitt, Alf H. Haukenes and Christopher J. Williams --; Infectious hematopoietic necrosis virus traffic in the Columbia River Basin; Gael Kurath, Kyle A. Garver and Ryan M. Troyer --; Susceptibility of rainbow trout resistant to myxobolus cerebralis to selected salmonid pathogens; Jerri L. Bartholomew, M. Mattes, Mansour El-Matbouli, Terry S. McDowell and Ronald P. Hedrick --; A scientific and systematic redesign of Washington State salmonid hatcheries; H. Lee Blankenship and Elizabeth Daniels --; A review of recent studies investigating seminatural rearing strategies as a tool for increasing Pacific salmon postrelease survival; Desmond J. Maynard, Thomas A. Flagg, Robert N. Iwamoto and Conrad V. W. Mahnken --; Salmon hatcheries for the 21st century : a model at Warm Springs National Hatchery; Douglas E. Olson, Bob Spateholts, Mike Paiya and Donald E. Campton --; Conservation hatchery protocols for Pacific salmon; Thomas A. Flagg, Conrad V. W. Mahnken and Robert N. Iwamoto --; Genetic diversity, kinship analysis, and broodstock management of captive Atlantic sturgeon for population restoration; Anne P. Henderson, Adrian P. Spidle and Tim L. King --; Fish culture system design for the future; Brian Brazil, Brian Vinci and Steve Summerfelt
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