Brian Graeb

South Dakota State University
Natural Resources Management
Brookings, SD
USA 57007
Email: Brian.Graeb@sdstate.edu

Papers:
M-141-7 Natal Contribution and Movement of Gizzard Shad in Lake Sharpe, SD Evaluated Using Otolith Microchemistry P-342 Indirect Estimates of Gill Net Selectivity for 18 North American Freshwater Fish Species P-343 Escapement of Fishes from Modified Fyke Nets with Differing Throat Configurations P-375 Development and Application of a Spatially Explicit Growth Model for Age-0 Pallid Sturgeon T-115-1 Otolith Microchemistry Advances Walleye Research and Management in Missouri River Reservoirs Th-116-4 A Comparison Between South Dakota and North American Standard Sampling Gears in Lakes and Reservoirs W-110-11 Using Largemouth Bass Habitat Use, Home Range Size, and Movement to Guide a Lake-Wide Habitat Addition to Create a Trophy Largemouth Bass Fishery W-116-9 Benefits Provided By Freshwater Fish Standard Sampling in Research and Education