Atlantic salmon are native to Lake Ontario, but a small fishery has developed in northern Lake Huron since the 1990s that appears suited to the Lake Huron food web leading to requests for increased stocking by anglers and consideration by agencies. However, no study has evaluated the trophic ...
The Atlantic salmon,Salmo salarLinnaeus 1758, is a charismatic, anadromous species that has faced dramatic declines throughout its range. There is currently a lack of information on the effect of free-standing bodies of water on a key life event, sea migration, for the species. This study ext...
Minimum estimates of angler harvest of four lots offish ranged from 0.26-4.57%, and harvest was generally higher than for earlier Michigan releases of Atlantic salmon in Great Lakes tributaries (0-2%), or Pacific salmon in Lake Huron (0.26-3.1%). Most of the harvest occurred in the St. ...
Atlantic salmon are native to Lake Ontario, but a small fishery has developed in northern Lake Huron since the 1990s that appears suited to the Lake Huron food web leading to requests for increased stocking by anglers and consideration by agencies. However, no study has evaluated the trophic ...
Trophic ecology of salmonine predators in northern Lake Huron with emphasis on Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar)doi:10.1016/j.jglr.2018.11.003Brandon S. GerigDominic T. ChalonerSean A. CullenRoger GreilKevin KapucinskiAshley H. MoerkeGary A. Lamberti...
In 1985, Lake Superior State University, Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan, became involved when it obtained eyed salmon eggs from Maine's West Grand Lake hatchery. Laboratory personnel and students reared the hatched fish until they were 7 to 8 inches long,...
lake huronfluorescenceEarly mortality syndrome (EMS) is the term used to describe the mortality of juvenile salmonids due to thiamine deficiency within the Great Lakes basin. EMS appears to be related to the presence of thiaminase found in prey fish such as alewives Alosa pseudoharengus, rainbow...
atlantic salmonthiaminelake huronSt. Marys RiverEarly mortality syndrome (EMS) is the term used to describe the mortality in early life stages of salmonids due to thiamine deficiency within the Great Lakes basin. Since 1985, Lake Superior State University (LSSU) has raised Atlantic salmon Salmo ...
atlantic salmonthiaminelake huronSt. Marys RiverEarly mortality syndrome (EMS) is the term used to describe the mortality in early life stages of salmonids due to thiamine deficiency within the Great Lakes basin. Since 1985, Lake Superior State University (LSSU) has raised Atlantic salmon Salmo ...