Fish Hatchery Management - fisheries & aquaculture

HATCHERY OPERATIONS 129-, K!.Ri\'1tr E. SN[.F.]), and P^t l. [. EscHltl,r t:n, editors. l1)71]. Sccond report to the f ishfarrmers. LIS l ish and Wildlife Service Resourcc Publication I I ii.M()R.t.()N, K. E. l{)53. A neu', rnechanicall,v adjustable three-rvat gradtr.Culturist Iri(:|):1)1) l0l].Proqrcssire Fish--. l1)5(j. A new mechanicallv ad.justable multi-size fish qradcr. Proqrcssire Fislt-Culturist I tt(2):(j2 (i().Pr:t:9n, Crt,rnt.Fts H. l1)7u. Intensire crrlture of tiger muskellunqe in Michiqan clurinq l1)7ljand l1)77. American Fisheries Society Special Publication ll:2()2 201).PH1.r.n,s, AR llrr.R M., .f r. 1l)70. Trout lteds and Iecding. Mirnual of Fish culture, Part IJ.b.i,Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife, Washinqton, D.C. 11) p.I'tpt..R, R()tlt.tRl G. l1)70. Knou'the propcr carrying capacities of vour farm. American I'islrcsand US Trout Nervs l5(1):-t (;, :]0l1)72. Managing hatcherics bl tbe nunrbers. Arrerican Fishes and US Trorrt Nerrsl7(3):10,25 2(;.J,rNICr. [,. BLt'lrtttL:n(;, and J.rlttlsoN F]. HoL\\'A\. ll)75. Length-rveight rt'lationshipsin somc sarlmonid fishes. I'rogressivc Fish'Culturist ll7('t) :lUl lft'1.Pyr.r, EA11. A. llxi'l. The cflect of gradinu on the total uciqht gained bl brorvn trottt. ProgressiveFish-Culturist 2(j(2) :70 75.Gt.l:x H,'rurtl:tt, and A. M. I'lllt.l.ll':j, Jr. l1){il l he effect ol qrading on the totalwcight gaincd by brook trout. I)rogressivc Fish'Culturist 2l]('1):l(j2 l(ilJR,rr', JeH:lNr, and Vr.nt. S I l.\ I'lNS. l!)70. Using Ba) tex to control crayfish in ponds. I)rogressivc Fish-Culturist ll2(l) :58 (j0.R11trtNl,r'rn, H. R-qNp,.r.t.l.. 11)7(i. Effect of selected sublethal levcls of amrnonia on thc qroIthof chirnnel cajfislt (,lctalurus punttalus). Progressive l'ish-Culturist :i8(l):2(i 21).S-qlcHr:r.r., DoN,\l.D P., S. D. Cnrulotttr, and W. M. LI;\\'ls. l1)Trl Status of sedimcnt fronrcatfish production ponds as a Icrtilizer and soil conditioner. Prttgrcssive Fish-(lrrlturistll7(4):11)l l1)l|.ScrrUr.r'2, Ror,rt.n l'., and C. D.\\ll) V,\RNIcllK. l1)75. Agc and grorvth ol largemouth bass inCalifornia farm ponds. Farm l'ond Harvcst 1)(2) :27 21).SlttrH, Ctr,,rnt.tF. l-,. l\172. llffects of metabolic products on the quality of rainborv trotrt. Amcrican !ishes and US Trout Nervs l7(:i) :7 tt,21., and R0Rl.tt r G. Plt,In. l1)7r1. l,esions associated with chronit cxposure to ammonra.Pages .11)7 'l51.1 ln William l,. Ribelin and George Migaki, editors. hc patholog\ olfishes. The Linivcrsity of Wisconsin Prcss, Madison'ancl -. l1)75. Efli'cts of rrctabolic products on thc qualit) of rainhorv trout.B.zemalInformation l,eaflet Numbcr -1, Fish Cultural l)evelopment Ccnter, 13ozeman,Montana. l0 P.Sx6n,.J. R. 11)5(i. Algae control in $,armwater hatchery ponds. Proceeclings of lhc AnnrralConferenct'Southeastern Association ol Game and Iish Commissioners l0:ll0 u5R. (). l()Nl.s. and W. A. R()(;r.tRs. l1)(i,1. Training nranual firr warmwater fish cultrrre,3rd revision. [JS Department of Interior, WaIms'ater In'Service Training School,Marion, Alabama. 2'l'1 P.56nr.Ns6x, Lr.n6r', K. Byss, and A. D. Iln..rnlrttit). l!)(j(j. The artificial proPasatiorr of csocidfishes in I'ennsylvania. Progressive F ish-Culturist 2tt(3) : ll|:j 1'tl'Si.rcK\r.t\', R. R., and R. 'f. L()\'[]t.l-. l1)77. Nutrition and licdine of channel catfish. SorrthertrCooperative Series, Bulletin 2lll, Auburn Llniversity, Auburn, Alabama (i7 p'I'AcKt.tr.f, Dl:rvl:r L. l l)7-1. Yield of channel catfish and composition of efflrrcnts fronrshallow-water races'ays Progressive Fish Culturist 3(ill):l(i '1u'THyltsroN, R. V., R. C. R('SS(), and K. Eltl:nsl)\. l1)71. Atlutous ammonia cquilihritrm calculations. Technical Report 7-1 1, Fisherics Bioassa,v Laboratorl, Montana stateUniversity, Bozeman, Montana