1983•North American Journal of Fisheries ManagementRequires access

Operational Comparison of Three Electrofishing Systems

Roy C. Heidinger, Don R. Helms, T. I. Hiebert, P. H. Howe

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Three different electrofishing systems were compared to determine their relative efficiency with respect to species and numbers of fish collected. These results indicated that modifications or changes in electrofishing gear during a monitoring program should not be made unless it can be demonstrated that collecting efficiency is not altered.

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Key concepts: Electrofishing, Fish <Actinopterygii>, Fishery, Computer science, Environmental science, Biology