Description
Douglas A. Dixon, editor
388 pages, hardcover
Published by American Fisheries Society, 2003
Symposium 33
This book explores strategies for providing effective management and protection of eels, in the face of increasing challenges to resource agency managers and operators of water resource projects, such as hydroelectric operations. The principal source for scientific information on catadromous eels, this title explores the rapid evolution of technical information, and offers information exchange and dialog for addressing management methods, protection needs, and protection measures.
There is no other single source for such information; in fact, not since 1977 has a book or edited volume of technical papers including eel biology been produced.
Table of Contents
Part I: Early Life History, Recruitment, and Habitat Utilization
Annual Variability in the Effects of Water Temperature, Discharge, and Tidal Stage on the Migration of American Eel Elvers from Estuary to River Brian M. Jessop
Annual and Seasonal Variability in the Size and Biological Characteristics of the Runs of American Eel Elvers to Two Nova Scotia Rivers Brian M. Jessop
Migration and Recruitment of Tropical Glass Eels to the Mouth of the Poigar River, Sulawesi Island, Indonesia Takaomi Arai, Daniel Limbong, and Katsumi Tsukamoto
Upstream Migration by Glass Eels of Two Anguilla Species in the Hacking River, New South Wales, Australia Bruce Pease, Veronica Silberschneider, and Trudy Walford
Contrasting Use of Daytime Habitat by Two Species of Freshwater Eel Anguilla spp. in New Zealand Rivers Don J. Jellyman, Marty L. Bonnett, Julian R. E. Sykes, and Peter Johnstone
Response of Otolith Sr:Ca to a Manipulated Environment in Young American Eels Richard T. Kraus and David H. Secor
Estuarine Habitat Use by Hudson River American Eels as Determined by Otolith Strontium:Calcium Ratios Wendy E. Morrison, David H. Secor, and Philip M. Piccoli
Distribution, Relative Abundance, and Habitat Use of American Eel Anguilla rostrata in the Virginia Portion of the Chesapeake Bay Patrick J. Geer
Size and Age of American Eels Collected from Tributaries of the Virginia Portion of Chesapeake Bay Stephen J. Owens and Patrick J. Geer
Recruitment of American Eels in the Richelieu River and Lake Champlain: Provision of Upstream Passage as a Regional-Scale Solution to a Large-Scale Problem Richard Verdon, Denis Desrochers, and Pierre Dumont
Upstream Migratory Movements of American Eel Anguilla rostrata between the Beauharnois and Moses-Saunders Power Dams on the St. Lawrence River Richard Verdon and Denis Desrochers
Studies of Upstream Migrant American Eels at the Moses-Saunders Power Dam on the St. Lawrence River near Massena, New York Kevin J. McGrath, Denis Desrochers, Carole Fleury, and Joseph W. Dembeck IV
Part II: Eel Fisheries
Effect of Changes in Growth and Eel Pot Mesh Size on American Eel Yield per Recruit Estimates in Upper Chesapeake Bay Julie A. Weeder and James H. Uphoff, Jr
Effect of Harvest on Size, Abundance, and Production of Freshwater Eels Anguilla australis and A. dieffenbachii in a New Zealand Stream Benjamin L. Chisnall, M. L. Martin, and Brendan J. Hicks
Enhancement and Management of Eel Fisheries Affected by Hydroelectric Dams in New Zealand Jacques Boubée, Ben Chisnall, Erina Watene, Erica Williams, David Roper, and Alex Haro
Age, Growth, and Catch-Related Data of Yellow Eel Anguilla anguilla (L.) from Lakes of the Erne Catchment, Ireland Milton A. Matthews, Derek W. Evans, Charles A. McClintock, and Christopher Moriarty
A Review of Eel Fisheries in Ireland and Strategies for Future Development Christopher Moriarty
The Exploitation of the Migrating Silver American Eel in the St. Lawrence River Estuary, Quebec, Canada Guy Verreault, Pierre Pettigrew, Rémi Tardif, and Gontrand Pouliot
Estimation of the Population Size, Exploitation Rate, and Escapement of Silver-Phase American Eels in the St. Lawrence Watershed François Caron, Guy Verreault, and Eric Rochard
An Estimation of American Eel Escapement from the Upper St. Lawrence River and Lake Ontario in 1996 and 1997 Guy Verreault and Pierre Dumont
Eel Fishing in the Great Lakes/St. Lawrence River System During the 20th Century: Signs of Overfishing Jean A. Robitaille, Pierre Bérubé, Serge Tremblay, and Guy Verreault
Part III: Spawning Migration and Protection
Lunar Cycles of American Eels in Tidal Waters of the Southern Gulf of St. Lawrence, Canada David K. Cairns and Peter J. D. Hooley
Do Stocked Freshwater Eels Migrate? Evidence from the Baltic Suggests “Yes” Karin E. Limburg, Håkan Wickström, Henrik Svedäng, Mikael Elfman, and Per Kristiansson
Life History Patterns of Japanese Eel Anguilla japonica in Mikawa Bay, Japan Wann-Nian Tzeng, Jen-Chieh Shiao, Yoshiaki Yamada, and Hideo P. Oka
Downstream Movement of Mature Eels in a Hydroelectric Reservoir in New Zealand Erina M. Watene, Jacques A. Boubée, and Alexander J. Haro
Surface and Midwater Trawling for American Eels in the St. Lawrence River Kevin J. McGrath, Joseph W. Dembeck IV, James B. McLaren, Alan A. Fairbanks, Kevin Reid, and Stephen J. Cluett
Differentiating Downstream Migrating American Eels Anguilla rostrata from Resident Eels in the St. Lawrence River Kevin J. McGrath, Julie Bernier, Scott Ault, Jean-Denis Dutil, and Kevin Reid
Development of Hydrosonic Telemetry Technologies Suitable for Tracking American Eel Movements in the Vicinity of a Large Hydroelectric Project Kevin J. McGrath, Scott Ault, Kevin Reid, David Stanley, and Fred Voegeli
Behavioral Study of Downstream Migrating Eels by Radio-Telemetry at a Small Hydroelectric Power Plant Caroline Durif, Claude Gosset, Jacques Rives, François Travade, and Pierre Elie
Simulated Effects of Hydroelectric Project Regulation on Mortality of American Eels Alex Haro, Theodore Castro-Santos, Kevin Whalen, Gail Wippelhauser, and Lia McLaughlin
Evaluation of Angled Bar Racks and Louvers for Guiding Silver Phase American Eels Stephen V. Amaral, Frederick C. Winchell, Brian J. McMahon, and Douglas A. Dixon
Review of Research and Technologies on Passage and Protection of Downstream Migrating Catadromous Eels at Hydroelectric Facilities William A. Richkus and Douglas A. Dixon