Contributed Papers - Catfish

Thursday, August 21, 2014: 2:10 PM-5:20 PM
302B (Centre des congrès de Québec // Québec City Convention Centre)
Moderator:
Matt Hangsleben
Moderator:
Matt Hangsleben
Email: matt.hangsleben@dnr.state.oh.us

2:10 PM
Th-302B-13
Stable Isotopes of Carbon and Nitrogen Reveal Live Prey Support of Juvenile Channel Catfish Reared Under Intensive Feeding Regimens in Ponds
Jesse E. Filbrun, The University of Southern Mississippi; David A. Culver, The Ohio State University

2:30 PM
Th-302B-14
Migratory Movements of Large Catfish in the Xingu River (Amazon) Revealed By Combined Acoustic and Radio Telemetry
Lisiane Hahn, Neotropical Environmental Consulting; Eduardo G. Martins, University of British Columbia; Domingos Garrone Neto, UNESP; Luís da Câmara, Neotropical Environmental Consulting

 
Th-302B-15
Food Habits of Blue Catfish (Ictalurus furcatus) Introduced into Lake Oconee, Georgia (Withdrawn)
3:10 PM
Th-302B-18
Thursday Afternoon Break


3:40 PM
Th-302B-16
Application of the Spawning Potential Ratio for the Middle Mississippi River Channel Catfish Fishery
Andrew Bueltmann, Missouri Department of Conservation; Quinton Phelps, Missouri Department of Conservation

4:00 PM
Th-302B-17
Movement and Emigration of Yearling Blue Catfish Stocked in Two Ohio Reservoirs
Richard D. Zweifel, Inland Fisheries Research Unit; Division of Wildlife; Matt Hangsleben, Division of Wildlife

4:20 PM
Th-302B-18
Habitat Use of Yearling Blue Catfish Stocked into Hoover Reservoir, Ohio
Matt Hangsleben, Division of Wildlife; Joseph D. Conroy, Inland Fisheries Research Unit, Division of Wildlife; Richard D. Zweifel, Inland Fisheries Research Unit; Division of Wildlife

4:40 PM
Th-302B-19
Evaluating the Adequacy of Fish-Habitat Data for the Blue Catfish
Zachary Peterson, Kansas State University; Martha E. Mather, U.S. Geological Survey, Kansas Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit; Kayla Gerber, Kansas State University; Joseph Smith, University of Washington

5:00 PM
Th-302B-20
Patterns of Variability in the Distribution and Movement of Individual Fish Predators in a Heterogeneous Aquatic Ecosystem
Kayla Gerber, Kansas State University; Martha E. Mather, U.S. Geological Survey, Kansas Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit; Joseph Smith, University of Washington; Zachary Peterson, Kansas State University

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