Session: Management: Monitoring, Sampling, & Aquaculture (AFS 142nd Annual Meeting)

W-12-1

Optimising Calcein Marking Techniques for Juvenile Murray Cod Stocked into Riverine Systems (Withdrawn)

8:15 AM

W-12-2

An Approach to Incorporate High Tag Loss in Jolly-Seber Open Population Models Using a Long-Term Walleye Tagging Study
Jonathan Meerbeek, Iowa Department of Natural Resources

8:30 AM

W-12-3

Estimation of Tag Shedding and Reporting Rates for Lake Erie Jaw Tagged Walleyes
Christopher S. Vandergoot, Ohio Department of Natural Resources; Travis Brenden, Michigan State University; Michael Thomas, Michigan Department of Natural Resources; Don Einhouse, New York State Department of Environmental Conservation; H. Andrew Cook, Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources; Mark Turner, Ohio Department of Natural Resources

8:45 AM

W-12-4

Efficacy of Single-Suture Vs. Double-Suture Incision Closures in Seaward-Migrating Juvenile Chinook Salmon Implanted with Jsats Acoustic Transmitters
Katherine Deters, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory; Alison Colotelo, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory; Richard S. Brown, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory; M.B. Eppard, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Portland District

9:00 AM

W-12-5

Using Acoustic Telemetry Data to Advise Management of An Atlantic Cod Spawning Closure
William Hoffman, Massachusetts Division of Marine Fisheries; Micah Dean, Massachusetts Division of Marine Fisheries; Michael P. Armstrong, Massachusetts Division of Marine Fisheries; Douglas Zemeckis, School for Marine Science and Technology, University of Massachusetts - Dartmouth

9:15 AM

W-12-6

Monitoring the Three-Dimensional Movement of Multi-Species Assemblages in a Modeled Environment Using Acoustic Tag Technology: Results from 2011 AFS Seattle FISH Fest!
Tracey W. Steig, HTI Hydroacoustic Technology, Inc.; Samuel V. Johnston, HTI Hydroacoustic Technology, Inc

9:30 AM

W-12-7

Using the DIDSON to Evaluate the Effectiveness of Different Fish Attractors in Turbid Reservoirs
Jessica Baumann, North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission; Corey Oakley, North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission; Brian McRae, North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission

9:45 AM

W-12-8

Wednesday AM Break

10:15 AM

W-12-9

Deepcwind: Application of Active and Passive Acoustics to Evaluate Potential Impacts of Deepwater Offshore Wind Technology on Fish
Gayle B. Zydlewski, University of Maine; Jason D. Stockwell, University of Vermont

10:30 AM

W-12-10

Distributions of a Larval Fish Community in a Puerto Rico Reservoir
M. Clint Lloyd, Mississippi State University; J. Wesley Neal, Mississippi State University

10:45 AM

W-12-11

Evaluating the Efficiency of a Quantitative Egg-Sampling Gear
Shannon Brewer, U.S. Geological Survey, Oklahoma Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit; Thomas Worthington, Oklahoma Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit; Julia Mueller, Texas Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit, Texas Tech University; Timothy B. Grabowski, Texas Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit

11:00 AM

W-12-12

Evaluating the Impact of Thermal Effluent on Sportfish Abundance in a Midwestern Cooling Lake
Anthony P. Porreca, Eastern Illinois University; Robert E. Colombo, Eastern Illinois University

11:15 AM

W-12-13

A Tale of the Wabash River Flathead Catfish: Sampling Inefficiencies and Demographics
Cassi J. Moody, Eastern Illinois University; Les Frankland, Illinois Department of Natural Resources; Greg G. Sass, Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources; Robert E. Colombo, Eastern Illinois University

11:30 AM

W-12-14

Evaluating Removal and Mark-Recapture Methods for Estimating Abundance of a Small, Non-Game Fish
Brandon S. Harris, Grand Valley State University; Carl R. Ruetz III, Grand Valley State University; Jared Homola, Grand Valley State University; James N. McNair, Grand Valley State University

11:45 AM

W-12-15

Improving Indices of Abundance for Gray Snapper in Eastern Gulf of Mexico Estuaries: Results from Four Years of Habitat-Based Sampling of Polyhaline Seagrass Beds
Kerry E. Flaherty, Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission; Theodore S. Switzer, Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission; Brent L. Winner, Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission; Sean F. Keenan, Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission; Amanda Tyler-Jedlund, Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission

12:00 PM

W-12-16

Wednesday Lunch

1:15 PM

W-12-17

Influence of Multi-Scale Factors on Fish Structural Indices in Freshwater Impoundments: Implications for Successful Fisheries Management
Brittany Trushel, University of Georgia; James T. Peterson, USGS Oregon Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit; Cecil A. Jennings, USGS Georgia Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit

1:30 PM

W-12-18

Immediate Benefits of a New Long-Term Monitoring Program
Stephen M. Tyszko, Illinois Natural History Survey, Illinois River Biological Station; Nerissa N. Michaels, Illinois Natural History Survey, Institute of Natural Resource Sustainability, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign; Michael A. McClelland, Illinois Department of Natural Resources

1:45 PM

W-12-19

Adaptation, Evaluation, and Calibration of FISK as a Risk Screening Tool for Non-Native Fish in Florida
Larry Lawson Jr., University of Florida, Tropical Aquaculture Laboratory; Jeffrey E. Hill, University of Florida; Scott Hardin, Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC); Lorenzo Vilizzi, La Trobe University; Gordon Copp, Cefas

2:00 PM

W-12-20

Traditional Management of Fish Behavior to Increase Yield in the South Pacific
Fraser Januchowski-Hartley, James Cook University; Nicholas Graham, James Cook University; Joshua Cinner, James Cook University

2:15 PM

W-12-21

Management Implications of Post-Stocking Survival of Grass Carp
Daniel S. Stich, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University; Brian R. Murphy, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University

2:30 PM

W-12-22

Paper Withdrawn

W-12-23

Local Abundance and Movement of Atka Mackerel and Other Steller Sea Lion Prey in the Aleutian Islands (Withdrawn)

3:00 PM

W-12-24

Wednesday PM Break

3:30 PM

W-12-25

Maintaining Production Performance of Rainbow Trout While Reducing Reliance on Fish Oil-Based Feeds
Brian R. Gause, Southern Illinois University Carbondale; Jesse Trushenski, Southern Illinois University Carbondale

3:45 PM

W-12-26

Evaluation of Phase I Hybrid Striped Bass Culture Techniques Using Stable Isotope Analysis
James Wamboldt, Iowa State University; Alan Wanamaker, Iowa State University; Joseph Morris, Iowa State University

4:00 PM

W-12-27

Development of Sperm Cryopreservation Protocol of Koi Anabas Testudineus
K. M. Shahriar Nazrul, Bangladesh Agricultural University; M.R.I. Sarder, Bangladesh Agricultural University; Umma Salma Tonny, Bangladesh Agricultural University

4:15 PM

W-12-28

Effectiveness of Two Potential Immediate-Release Compounds (AQUI-S20E and BENZOAK) to Sedate a Variety of Finfish to Handleable
Jim Bowker, U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service; Niccole Wandelear, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service; Molly Bowman, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service; Dan Carty, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

4:30 PM

W-12-29

Reintroduction and Assessment of Federally Endangered Species Cumberlandian Combshell in the Powell River, Tennessee, USA
Dan Hua, Virginia Tech