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WILLIS, MURPHY, AND GUY REVIEWS IN FISHERIES SCIENCE
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<br />Committee, Fisheries Management Section (1992).
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<br />and D. R. Talhelm, Eds. Creel and Angler Surveys in Fisheries Management. Bethesda:
<br />American Fisheries Society Symposium 12 (1991).
<br />Guy, C. S. and D. W. Willis. Structural relations of largemouth bass and bluegill populations
<br />in South Dakota ponds. North Am. J Fish. Manage., 10:338-343 (1990).
<br />Guy, C. S. and D. W. Willis. Evaluation of largemouth bass-yellow perch communities in small
<br />South Dakota impoundments. North Am. J Fish. Manage., 11:43-49 (1991a).
<br />Guy, C. S. and D. W. Willis. Seasonal variation in catch rate and body conditions for four fish
<br />species in a South Dakota natural lake. J Fresh. Ecol., 6:281-292 (1991b).
<br />Guy, C. S., E. A. Bettross, and D. W. Willis. A proposed standard weight (Ws) equation for
<br />sauger. Prairie Nat., 22:418 (1990).
<br />Hamley, J. M. Review of gill net selectivity. J. Fish. Fish. Res. Board Can., 32:1943-1969 (1975)•
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<br />populations in Douglas Reservoir, Tennessee. In: ReseruoirFisheryResources Symposium.
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<br />Chinook salmon. Prairie Nat., 25:261-262 (1993).
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<br />assessment of structural indices. Proc. Annu. Conf. Southeast. Assoc. Fish Wildl. Agencies,
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<br />Hubert, W. A. Passive capture techniques. In: Fisheries Techniques. pp. 95-111 (Nielsen, L. A.
<br />and D. L. Johnson, Eds.). Bethesda: American Fisheries Society (1983)•
<br />Hubert, W. A., R. D. Gipson, and R. A. Whaley. An index to assess relative weights of lake
<br />trout stocks. North Am. J Fish. Manage., submitted for publication.
<br />Jakes, D. S. Population Structure and Prey Utilization of Largemouth Bass in Three Unexploited
<br />Impoundments. Master's thesis, University of Georgia, Athens (1987).
<br />Johnson, D. L. and R. O. Anderson. Evaluation of a 12-inch length limit on largemouth bass
<br />in Philips Lake, 1966-1973. In: Symposium on Largemouth Bass Overharvest and
<br />Management in Small Impoundments. pp. 106-116 (Funk, J. L., Ed.). Bethesda,
<br />Maryland, North Central Division, American Fisheries Society, Special Publication
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<br />Johnson, S. L., F. J. Rahel, and W. A. Hubert. Factors influencing the size structure of brook trout
<br />populations in beaver ponds in Wyoming. North Am. J. Fish. Manage., 12:118-124 (1992).
<br />Laarman, P. W. and J. R. Ryckman. Relative size selectivity for eight species of fish. North Am.
<br />J Fish. Manage., 2:33-37 (1982).
<br />McInemy, M. C. Evalaution of trapnetting for sampling black crappie. Proc. Annu. Conf.
<br />Southeast. Assoc. Fish Wild. Agencies, 42:98-106 (1988).
<br />Mero, S. W. and D. W. Willis. Seasonal variation in sampling data for walleye and sauger
<br />collected with gill: nets from Lake Sakakawea, North Dakota. Prairie Nat., 24:231-240
<br />(1992).
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