The large percids, including Perca and Sander species, are economically and ecologically
important species that inhabit large temperature regions of the Northern Hemisphere. In this …

Climatic variation and dispersal are two primary factors thought to induce recruitment
synchrony in fish populations. We hypothesized that climate factors correlated across a …

Abstract Throughout their range, Yellow Perch Perca flavescens are an important ecological
and economic component of many fisheries, but they often exhibit highly variable …

White crappie Pomoxis annularis and black crappie P. nigromaculatus are among the
principle species sought by anglers in the midwestern and southeastern United States. The …

A biotelemetry study was undertaken during spring 1995 to identify black crappie (Pomoxis
nigromaculatus) nesting sites in two South Dakota water bodies. Individually coded …

We sought to determine if abundance of larval yellow perch Perca flavescens could predict
abundance of age-0 juvenile perch in late summer. Yellow perch larvae and juveniles were …

Large reservoirs provide important sport fisheries, but managing these fisheries is difficult
because of the multiple biological and environmental variables that interact to shape them …

We compared the effectiveness of a recreational shrimp trawl (used for Penaeus spp.) with
that of trap nets for assessing populations of black crappie Pomoxis nigromaculatus. Lakes …

As with most fishes, high mortality occurs during early life in centrarchids (eg, Beard 1982;
see references in Siefert 1968; Parkos and Wahl 2002). Thus, early life represents an …

We evaluated relationships between climatological variables and abundance of larval
yellow perch (Perca flavescens) in eastern South Dakota glacial lakes. Age-0 yellow perch …