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tree 2000 Report

Pool 13 Length Distributions

Length distributions (length) as a percentage of catch (percent) for selected species of interest collected by the Long Term Resource Monitoring Program. Fish species are listed in phylogenetical order following Robins et al. (1991) nomenclature. In some instances, meaningful biological interpretation of these distributions may be limited by small sample size or size selectivity of the gear (Anderson and Neumann 1996). Some fish histograms with small sample sizes (<100) are included because of local interest, while others were omitted (reach dependent). Scientific names for the species listed can be found in Table 1.

Figure*
Species
Method
2.3
Gizzard shad Electrofishing
3.3
Common carp Electrofishing
4.3
Smallmouth buffalo Electrofishing
5.3
Smallmouth buffalo Hoop netting
6.3
Channel catfish Electrofishing
7.3
Channel catfish Hoop netting
8.3
Northern pike Electrofishing
9.3
Northern pike Fyke netting
10.3
White bass Electrofishing
11.3
Bluegill Electrofishing
12.3
Bluegill Fyke netting
13.3
Largemouth bass Electrofishing
14.3
White crappie Fyke netting
15.3
Black crappie Fyke netting
16.3
Sauger Electrofishing
17.3
Walleye Electrofishing
18.3
Freshwater drum Electrofishing
19.3
Freshwater drum Fyke netting
*Figure numbers are not always in sequence because some species were not caught in some study areas. Figure numbers for each species and gear type are consistent among study areas.

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