Dave Bartz, WI DNR Fisheries Biologist, Green Lake Fish Survey 2011
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Big Green Lake underwent a comprehensive fish survey beginning in spring 2011. At the 2011 GLA Annual Meeting, guest presenter Dave Bartz, WI DNR Fisheries Biologist, shared sampling techniques for collecting data on different fish species and also shared what information he hopes to gather during the survey.
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Dave Bartz, WI DNR Fisheries Biologist, Green Lake Fish Survey 2011
- 1. Big Green Lake Fish Survey - 2011
- 4. Set Fyke Net
- 5. Set Net ready to run
- 6. Sex determination on Northern Pike
- 7. All fish sexed and measured to nearest tenth of an inch Weights and age samples taken on subsample
- 8. Green Lake Musky 2500 stocked annually since 2004
- 14. Boomshocker
- 15. Age Structures Dorsal Spines Scales
- 21. Mixing OTC Solution for marking fry
- 30. Cisco
- 36. Goal is to Improve Fish Populations and Fishing
- 37. Thank You Questions ?