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1 April 2019 SPECIAL PUBLICATIONS Minnesota Department of Natural Resources Division of Fish and Wildlife, Section of Fisheries 500 Lafayette Road St. Paul, MN Investigational Reports back to number 131 are posted on the MN DNR website at: MN DNR Fisheries - Special Publications. Use Control F on your keyboard to search this list for a specific report. Archived publications are available upon request by calling ; or by ing fisheries.permits@state.mn.us. No. 1 Manual of Instructions for Lake Survey by John B. Moyle and Charles R. Burrows. Jan. 15, Reprint No pp. No. 2 No. 3 No. 4 Fisheries Research Unit Policy for Fish Management Recommendations By John B. Moyle. Dec. 3, pp. A Review of Comparative Trout Feed Costs at State Trout Rearing Stations for Five Consecutive Years Spanning a Change in Trout Diets and Feeding Methods. By Robert E. Schumacher. Feb Reprint No pp. Notes on Items in Outline of Fisheries Research Program as Planned for By John B. Moyle. 8 pp. No. 5 Methods for the Study of Ponds. By John Dobie and John Moyle. July Reprint No Revised Dec (Revised Edition mislabeled Spec. Pub. No. 2) No. 6 Manual of Instruction for Game Lake Surveys, Conservation, Game and Fish Research and Planning (Fed. Aid Project FW-1-R). June Reprint No pp. No. 7 Some Aspects of the Chemistry of Fresh Water and Submerged Soils by John B. Moyle. Feb. 14, Notes and Reviews No pp. No. 8 No. 9 No. 10 No. 11 Aids for Field Identification of Some Common Minnesota Plant Groups. By John B. Moyle. Prepared for instruction of Game Biologists. July 13, Reprint No pp. Proper Names of Certain Lakes, Streams and Lake Areas as Adopted by U.S. Board on Geographic Names, Dept. of Interior and Minnesota Geographic Board, Minnesota Historical Society. Prepared by Genevieve H. Tvrdik. Feb pp. Notes on the Ninth Annual Meeting of the Midwest Benthological Society, Wisconsin State College, Whitewater, WI, April 6,7, By John B. Moyle. April 12, pp. Notes on Sauger and Walleye Natural Reproduction in the Mississippi River. By Stanley A. Daley. Aug pp. No. 12 Some Consideration on Fishing and Hunting Trends in Minnesota. By John B. Moyle. Dec pp. No. 13 Summary and Comments on Hunting Kill Statistics for the Period Hunting Kill Trends. By John B. Moyle. Jan pp. 1 Special Publications

2 No. 14 Review of Approaches and Methods for Estimating Values of Fish and Game and of Hunting and Fishing. Jan By John B. Moyle. 12 pp. No. 15 Preliminary Considerations in County Priority Rating for Purchase of Wildlife Lands. By John B. Moyle. Feb pp. No. 16 No. 17 No. 18 No. 19 No. 20 No. 21 No. 22 Preliminary Statistical Study of Hunting Preferences of Minnesota Small Game Hunters Including Distribution of Small Game Hunters on First Hunting Trip of Season, and Consumer Surplus "Tree Value". Supplied to Small Game Hunters. By John B. Moyle, Arthur Peterson and Howard Hope. March 22, pp. Analysis of 1962 Hunting and Fishing License Fees of the Fifty States. By John B. Moyle. June 12, pp. A Biological Survey of the Fishhook River Watershed, Becker, Clearwater, Hubbard Counties. Federal Aid Project FW-1-R, Oct pp. Biological Survey of Shakopee Creek Watershed, Kandiyohi, Swift, Chippewa Counties. By Gerald Larson. March pp. Game and Fish Values of the Mississippi River between the Rum River at Anoka and the Chippewa River below Lake Pepin. For Conference on Pollution of Mississippi River between the Rum River and Chippewa River called on Feb. 7, St. Paul 17 pp. Waterfowl Mortality Caused by Oil Pollution of the Minnesota and Mississippi River in By John B. Moyle. May 27, pp. Biological Survey of the East Branch of the Chippewa River Watershed Pope, Swift, Kandiyohi, Douglas Counties. By Gerald W. Larson. 56 pp. No. 23 Report on Fish and Wildlife of the St. Croix River Between Stillwater and St. Mary's Point. 1p. No. 24 No. 25 No. 26 No. 27 A Biological Report on the Upper Watowan River Watershed, Cottonwood, Watonwan, and Brown Counties. By Roy D. Nelson. March pp. Biological Report on Belle Creek Watershed, Goodhue County. By Arthur R. Peterson. March pp. Fish and Wildlife Reconnaissance Report on South Fork of Zumbro River Watershed, Dodge and Olmsted Counties. By Arthur R. Peterson. April pp. Mantrap Valley Watershed. By Don Reedstrom. 59 pp. No. 28 Biological Report on Harkcom Creek Watershed, Dodge and Olmsted Counties. By Arthur R. Peterson. April pp. No. 29 No. 30 No. 31 Fisheries Research Annual Reports of Projects. March pp. Upper Deer Creek - Lake Hendrick Watershed. By Richard Hassinger. Dec pp. A Biological Survey of the Shell River Watershed, Becker, Hubbard, Otter Tail, and Wadena Counties. By Donald Reedstrom. Fed. Aid Project FW-1-R-10. Dec pp. 2 Special Publications

3 No. 32 A Biological Survey of the Snake River Watershed, Pine, Kanabec, Aitkin, Mille Lacs, Isanti, and Chisago Counties. By Earl H. Huber. Fed. Aid Project FW-1-R-10. Aug pp. No. 33 A Biological Report on the Norman-Polk Watershed, Norman and Polk Counties. By Roy D. Nelson. Fed. Aid Project FW-1-R. Dec pp. No. 34 No. 35 Dynamics of Minnesota Fish-Rearing Ponds. (Experiments in the Fertilization of Minnesota Fish Rearing Ponds) By John Dobie. Presented at the Sixteenth International Congress of Limnology in Warsaw, Poland, on Aug. 26, pp. Burnham Creek Watershed. By Richard Hassinger and Richard Sternberg. Federal Aid Project FW-1-R. February pp. No. 36 An Electrofishing Survey of the Mississippi River, Brainerd to Elk River, Minnesota. By James A. Schneider. Fed. Aid Project FW-1-10 and 11. Sept pp. No. 37 No. 38 A biological Reconnaissance of the Minnesota River from Lac Qui Parle Dam to Mankato. By James A. Schneider. Fed. Aid Project FW-1-R-10 and 11. Sept pp. An Electrofishing Survey of the Mississippi River in the Vicinity of the Proposed Monticello Power Plant. By James A. Schneider. Oct pp. No. 39 Control of Aquatic Plants in Minnesota. By John L. Skrypek, Richard D. Wettersten and John B. Moyle. March pp. No. 40 No. 41 No. 42 A Fisheries and Recreational Survey of the Crow Wing River. By Merle W. Johnson. Fed. Aid Project FW-1-R-11. March pp. The Cloquet River -- Its Ecology and Recreation. By Richard Hassinger. March pp. Some Considerations Related to the Fertility of Big Stone Lake. By John B. Moyle. 17 pp. No. 43 Some Statistics Related to Fishing and Hunting in Minnesota for the 10-year Period, By John B. Moyle. April pp. No. 44 No. 45 A Biological Survey of the Buffalo River Watershed, Becker, Clay, and Otter Tail Counties. By Donald C. Reedstrom. Federal Aid Project FW-1-R-11. June pp. Metropolitan Lake Inventory. By Stanley A. Daley and Richard A. Carlson. Federal Aid Project FW-1-R-12. Oct pp. No. 46 Aquatic Vegetation and Water Chemistry of Big Stone Lake. By John B. Moyle. November pp. No. 47 No. 48 No. 49 No. 50 Wild Rice -- Some Notes, Comments and Problems. By John B. Moyle. 10 pp. Multiple Purpose Marsh Management in Minnesota. By Oliver M. Jarvenpa. Dec Presented at the 29th Annual Meeting, Midwest Fish & Wildlife Conference, Madison, WI, Dec , pp. Biological Survey of the West Branch of the Chippewa River, Pope, Stevens, Swift, Douglas, Grant, and Otter Tail Counties. By Gerald W. Larson. 99 pp. Review of Toxaphene as a Piscicide. By John B. Moyle. Feb pp. 3 Special Publications

4 No. 51 Natural Lakes of the United States. By John B. Moyle. April pp. No. 52 Notes on Some Characteristics of Minnesota Lakes Having Blue-Green Algal Blooms. By John B. Moyle. 5 pp. No. 53 No. 54 No. 55 No. 56 No. 57 Key to the Common Aquatic Plants in Minnesota. By Richard Carlson and John B. Moyle. May pp. Reviews and Notes on Some Recent Studies of Water Chemistry as Related to Limnological Problems. By John B. Moyle. July pp. Limnology and Water Chemistry of Big Stone Lake, Minnesota and South Dakota, as Related to Eutrophication. By John B. Moyle. Oct. 13, pp. A Biological Survey of the Crow Wing River Main Stem Watershed: Cass, Morrison, Hubbard and Wadena Counties. By Merle W. Johnson. Sept pp. Bottom Fauna Off the Minnesota North Shore of Lake Superior as Related to Deposition of Taconite Tailings and Fish Production. By C.R. Burrows, Kyle Bishop, J.B. Moyle and John Skrypek. Oct pp. No. 58 A Biological Survey of Gill River Sub-Watershed, Cass and Crow Wing Counties. By Larry A. Lockwood. 46 pp. No. 59 Levels of DDT, DDE and Aldrin in Muscles and Brain Tissue of Some Minnesota Fishes, By John B. Moyle and John L. Skrypek. Feb pp. No. 60 No. 61 No. 62 Some Reviews, Comments and Notes. By John B. Moyle. March pp. A Fisheries Survey of the Mississippi River, Grand Rapids to Brainerd, Minnesota, By Merle Johnson. Oct Federal Aid Project FW-1-R pp. A Survey of Physical and Biological Characteristics of the Pelican River, Becker and Otter Tail Counties, Minnesota. By Donald Reedstrom. March Federal Aid Project DJ FW-1-R pp. No. 63 An analysis of Factors Regulating Amount of Fish Removal from a Winterkill Lake. By Arthur R. Peterson. Feb pp. No. 64 No. 65 No. 66 No. 67 A Biological Survey of Long Prairie River Watershed. By Larry A. Lockwood. 87 pp. A Biological Survey of Pelican River Watershed, Becker, Clay and Otter Tail Counties. By Donald Reedstrom and Richard Carlson. Feb pp. Pesticides and the Environment with Special Reference to Fish and Wildlife in Minnesota. By John B. Moyle. May pp. Systems Used to Classify Standing Water (lentic) Areas in Minnesota and Their Primary Usefulness for Game and Fish. By Arthur R. Peterson. July pp. No. 68 Sonar -- An Aid to Under-Ice Rough Fish Seining. By R.F. Strand and W.J. Scidmore. Sept pp. No. 69 An Interpretation of the Coefficient of Correlation. By Leonard Wroblewski. Nov pp. 4 Special Publications

5 No. 70 No. 71 No. 72 No. 73 No. 74 No. 75 No. 76 No. 77 No. 78 No. 79 No. 80 No. 81 No. 82 No. 83 No. 84 No. 85 No. 86 No. 87 No. 88 No. 89 The Effects of Aerial Forest Spraying with Malathion on Aquatic Life in the Little Fork River, Koochiching County, Minnesota, June By Kenneth Bonnema, Earl Huber and John Skrypek. Nov pp. A Biological Reconnaissance of Turtle Creek Watershed, Freeborn and Mower Counties. By Arthur R. Peterson. Dec Federal Aid Project FW-1-R. 12 pp. A Biological Reconnaissance of the Jack Creek Watershed, Jackson, Murray and Nobles Counties. By Kenneth Bonnema and Earl Huber. Nov Federal Aid Project FW-1-R pp. A Biological Reconnaissance of the Okabena Creek Watershed, Jackson and Nobles Counties, Jan By Jerry Choate and Earl Huber. Federal Aid Project FW-1-R pp. A Biological Reconnaissance of the Heron Lake Watershed, Jackson and Cottonwood Counties. By Jerry Choate and Earl Huber. Jan Federal Aid Project FW-1-R pp. Review, Comments and Notes No. 3. By John B. Moyle. Feb pp. Ecological Changes in Clearwater Lake, Wright and Stearns Counties. By Arthur R. Peterson. Aug pp. Winter Water Temperatures and Ice Cover on Lake St. Croix in the Vicinity of the Allen S. King Power Plant, Jan By Howard Krosch. Jan Fed. Aid Project FW-1-R pp. Hawks and Hawking in Minnesota. By John B. Moyle. April pp. A Biological Reconnaissance of the Mound Creek Watershed, Brown and Cottonwood Counties. By Jerry Choate. April pp. Distribution and Relative Abundance of Fishes in the St. Croix River Impoundment at Taylors Falls from 1959 to By Arthur R. Peterson. Oct pp. A Biological Reconnaissance of the Cedar Creek Watershed, Winona County. By Jerry Choate and Earl Huber. May pp. Fisheries Manager's Handbook. By John Dobie. Feb pp. A Biological Reconnaissance of the Rock River Watershed, Pipestone and Murray Counties. By Richard Carlson. June pp. A Biological Reconnaissance of Proposed Dam and Reservoir Area on the Minnesota River near New Ulm, Minnesota. By Earl Huber. Federal Aid Project FW-1-R-14. June pp. Reviews, Comments and Notes, No. 4. By John B. Moyle. July pp. Some Notes on Sampling Surveys. By Leonard Wroblewski. Sept pp. Summary of Fish Toxicants Use in Minnesota. By Dennis Anderson. July 28, pp. Reviews, Comments and Notes, No. 5. By John B. Moyle, March 5, pp. Fish and Game Lake Resources in Minnesota. By Arthur R. Peterson. May pp. 5 Special Publications

6 No. 90 A Biological Reconnaissance of the Tyler Watershed, Lincoln, Lyon and Pipestone Counties. By Arthur Peterson. June pp. No. 91 Wetland Drainage in the Hawk Creek Pilot Watershed, Minnesota. By Jerry S. Choate. July pp. No. 92 No. 93 No. 94 No. 95 No. 96 No. 97 No. 98 No. 99 No. 100 No. 101 No. 102 No. 103 No. 104 No. 105 No. 106 Water Transparency in Minnesota Fish and Game Lakes and Related Information. By Arthur Peterson. Oct pp. Some Useful Mathematical Relationships and Conversion Factors. By John B. Moyle and Howard F. Krosch. Dec pp. Hawks and Falconry in Minnesota. By John B. Moyle. Jan pp. Concentrations of Some Organochlorine Insecticides and the PCB, Arochlor 1254, in Flesh and Brain Tissue of Minnesota Fish Collected in By John B. Moyle and John L. Skrypek. 24 pp. Pesticides and Wildlife in Minnesota. By John Skrypek and John B. Moyle. April pp. Mercury Levels in Minnesota Fish, By John B. Moyle. 10 pp. A Special Fisheries Survey of a Portion of the Mississippi River Below Coon Rapids Dam. By Duane Shodeen. Aug pp. Wildlife Habitat Losses in Ten Mile Creek Watershed (Judicial Ditch 8), Lac Qui Parle and Yellow Medicine Counties, Minnesota. By Kenneth Bonnema. Oct pp. A Biological Reconnaissance of the Thompson Valley Watershed, Houston County, Minnesota. By Kenneth W. Bonnema. March pp. Predicting Sport Fishing Harvests at Potential Reservoir Sites, with Special Reference to the Proposed Reservoir on the Red Lake River Near Huot in Polk and Red Lake Counties, Minnesota. By Arthur R. Peterson. Jan pp. Notes on the Use of Mosquitofish, Gambusia affinis, for Mosquito Control in the Upper Midwest. By John B. Moyle. Nov pp. Concentrations of Some Organochlorine Insecticides and Polychlorinated Biphenyls in Flesh and Brain Tissue of Minnesota Fish Collected in By John L. Skrypek. Nov pp. Minnesota Animals and Plants in need of Special Consideration, with Suggestions for Management. July pp. Salt (Sodium chloride) Concentrations in the Metro Area Lakes and Their Relationship to Other Chemical and Biological Characteristics. By Arthur Peterson. June pp. Changed to Investigational Report No pp. No. 107 Distribution of the Larger Fishes in Minnesota Lakes, By Arthur Peterson. Aug pp. No. 108 Biological Impact of the Proposed Huot Dam and Reservoir on the Red Lake River, Minnesota. Sept By Oliver M. Jarvenpa and Earl H. Huber. 11 pp. 6 Special Publications

7 No. 109 No. 110 A Fish and Wildlife Survey of the Root River Near Lanesboro. By Earl Huber and Jerry Choate. Aug pp. Limnological Characteristics of the Shady Oak Lake Basins and Effects of a Herbicide Treatment, Sodium Arsenite, on the Central Basin. By Arthur R. Peterson. Sept pp. No. 111 Changed to Investigational Report No No. 112 No. 113 Shoreline Modifications by Wind and Associated Water Levels and Their Significance to Fish and Plant Management in Mississippi Headwaters Reservoirs, Leech and Winnibigoshish Lakes. Feb By Arthur Peterson. 24 pp. Myofibrogranuloma, a Muscular Dystrophy-Like Anomaly of Walleye (Stizostedion vitreum vitreum). By Philip P. Economon. March pp. Reprint No No. 114 Changed to Investigational Report No No. 115 A Review of the Algal and Fish Production in the Wild Rice River Watershed. By Arthur R. Peterson. Aug pp. No. 116 Changed to Investigational Report No No. 117 No. 118 No. 119 No. 120 A Manual for Lake Sounding and Mapping. By T.R. Sundquist, R.L. Morreim, and B.D. Sandstrom pp. Evaluation of Stream Characteristics and Fish Populations of the Wild Rice River near the Proposed Twin Valley Reservoir, Minnesota. By Robin L. Naplin, Paul G. Heberling and Harlan L. Fierstine. April pp. Review of Selected Literature on Muskellunge, Life History, Ecology and Management. By Lawrence R. Porter. May pp. Minnesota Stream Survey Manual. By Richard B. Sternberg. April pp. No. 121 A Biological Reconnaissance of the Upper Mississippi River -- St. Cloud to Fridley. By John W. Enblom. Sept pp. No. 122 No. 123 No. 124 Biological and Physical Conditions in Minnesota's Streams and Rivers as Related to Physical Stress. By Arthur R. Peterson pp. Biological Survey of the Crow and North Fork of the Crow River. By Thomas Kucera and Paul Herberling. Reprint No pp. A Biological Reconnaissance of the Rum River. By Thomas Kucera. March pp. No. 125 The Management of Lakes for Stream Trout and Salmon. By Merle W. Johnson. Jan Reprint No pp. No. 126 Changed to Investigational Report No No. 127 Fish and Wildlife Resources of the St. Louis River. By Arthur R. Peterson. 151 pp. No. 127A Annual Report of Mercury Levels in Fish in the Mississippi, Red and St. Louis Rivers, Minnesota, Robert Glazer pp. 7 Special Publications

8 No. 128 Changed to Investigational Report No No. 129 No. 130 No. 131 No. 132 No. 133 Fish and Wildlife Resources of the Mississippi River from Lake Itasca to Lake Winnibigoshish. By Thomas A. Kucera and Arthur R. Peterson. March Reprint No pp. Fish and Wildlife Resources of the Roseau River. By John W. Enblom. May pp. Parasites and Selected Anomalies of some Fishes of the North Central United States and Canada. By Ellis J. Wyatt and Philip P. Economon. Sept pp. Lake Management Planning Guide. Dec pp. Aeration and Mixing Systems in Minnesota Lakes. By David W. Pederson. Dec pp. No. 134 Biological Survey of the Red Lake River. By Paul A. Renard, Steven R. Hanson and John W. Enblom. June pp. No. 135 A Fish Management Guide for Northern Prairie Farm Ponds. By J. Schneider. Aug pp. No. 136 Water Quality Monitoring in Representative Fish Lakes, 1979 and By D. Zappetillo, H. Fierstine and D. Pederson. April pp. No. 137 Biological Survey of the Otter Tail River. By S. Hanson, P. Renard, N. Kirsch, and J. Enblom. June pp. No. 138 Indexing Minnesota Fish Lakes Relative to Potential Susceptibility to Acidic Deposition. By R. Payer. Aug pp. No. 139 No. 140 No. 141 No. 142 No. 143 No. 144 No. 145 No. 146 Biological Survey of the Minnesota River. By N. Kirsch, S. Hanson, P. Renard, and J. Enblom. March pp. Large Lake Sampling Guide. By P. Wingate and D. Schupp. April pp. Lake Superior Tributary Sampling Guide. By D. Pitman and P. Wingate. April pp. Biological Survey of the Red River of the North. By P. Renard, S. Hanson, and J. Enblom. July pp. Proceedings of Trout and the Trout Angler in the Upper Midwest Workshop. June pp. Electrofishing Policy. May pp. (Out of print being rewritten.) Minnesota's Purple Loosestrife Program: History, Findings and Management Recommendations. By L.C. Skinner, W.J. Rendall, and E.L. Fuge. January pp. Life History and Taxonomic Status of Purple Loosestrife in Minnesota: Implications for Management and Regulations of this Exotic Plant. By C.H. Welling and R. Becker. May pp. No. 147 Manual of Instructions for Lake Survey. By T. Schlagenhaft. March No. 148 No. 149 Fisheries Management Planning Guide for Streams and Rivers. By Mark Ebbers. May pp. Fisheries Management Plan for the Minnesota Waters of Lake Superior. D.R. Schreiner, Editor. Nov pp. 8 Special Publications

9 No. 150 No. 151 No. 152 No. 153 No. 154 No. 155 No. 156 No. 157 No. 158 No. 159 No. 160 No. 161 No. 162 Walleye Stocking Guidelines for Minnesota Fish Managers. Aug pp. Potential, Target, and Current Yields for Minnesota s 10 Large Walleye Lakes. Oct pp. Nonindigenous Fish in Inland Waters: Response Plan to New Introductions. May By Jodene Hirsch. 21 pp. A provisional classification of Minnesota rivers with associated fish communities. Sept By W.C. Thorn and C.S. Anderson. Electrofishing Guidelines. June pp. Fall stocking of rainbow trout in Bad Medicine Lake: A bioenergetics assessment of impacts on the Daphnia pulex population. By Jodene Hirsch and Mary Negus. 28 pp Fish Community Surveys of Twin Cities Metropolitan Area Streams. By Konrad Schmidt and Philip Talmage. October pp. Rainbow trout management plan for the Minnesota Waters of Lake Superior. Donald R. Schreiner, Editor. March pp. Modifications to the Clemson pond leveler to facilitate brook trout passage. By Tracy L. Close. April Walleye stocking as a tool to suppress fathead minnows and improve habitat quality in semipermanent and permanent wetlands in the prairie pothole region of Minnesota. By Brian R. Herwig, Mark A. Hanson, Jeffrey R. Reed, Bradford G. Parsons, Anthony J. Potthoff, Matthew C. Ward, Kyle D. Zimmer, Malcolm G. Butler, David W. Willis, and Vaughn A. Snook. August pp. The role of submersed aquatic vegetation as habitat for fish in Minnesota lakes, including the implications of non-native plant invasions and their management. By Ray D. Valley, Timothy K. Cross, and Paul Radomski. November pp. Comparison of day electrofishing, night electrofishing, and trap netting for sampling inshore fish in Minnesota lakes. By Michael C. McInerny and Timothy K. Cross. Jan pp. Habitat suitability criteria for stream fishes of Minnesota. By Luther Aadland and Ann Kuitunen. March pp. No. 163 Fisheries management plan for the Minnesota waters of Lake Superior. Prepared by Donald R. Schreiner, Joseph J. Ostazeski, Theodore N. Halpern, and Steven A. Geving. September pp. No. 164 No. 165 Fish Culture in wetlands: a review of the science and recommendations for licensing criteria. By Doug Norris and committee. Stream survey manual. By Mark Ebbers and the stream survey committee. 267 pp. May No. 166 Fish community responses to the introduction of muskellunge in Minnesota lakes. By Michael L. Knapp, Steven W. Mero, David J. Bohlander, and David F. Staples. March pp. 9 Special Publications

10 No. 167 No. 168 No. 169 Salmonid sperm cryopreservation techniques. By Mary T. Negus. March pp. Mark-recapture study of the spring 2009 walleye population in the Woman chain of lakes in Cass County, MN. By Steven M. Shroyer and Dale E. Logsdon. Dec pp. Genetic variability of Leech and Woman lake walleye populations. By Loren Miller. 2 pp. AND Variation in young walleye growth in Leech Lake. By Matt Ward, David Staples, and Doug Schultz. 17 pp. Jan No. 170 Stream management planning guide No. 171 No. 172 No. 173 No. 174 Stream Manual Supplement. 2013(Brian Nerbonne) Biomanipulation of Shallow Wetlands in Southern Minnesota Using Rotenone Reclamation and Walleye Fry Stocking: The Control of Undesirable Fishes and Influences on Pond Ecology. By Craig Soupir, Bob Davis, Brian Schultz, Ryan Doorenbos, Phil Nasby, Charles Obler, Luke Rossow, Leslie George, and Shannon Fisher. Jan pp. Biomanipulation of Shallow Wetlands in Southern Minnesota Using Rotenone Reclamation and Walleye Fry Stocking: Supplemental Material. By Craig Soupir, Bob Davis, Brian Schultz, Ryan Doorenbos, Phil Nasby, Charles Obler, Luke Rossow, Leslie George, and Shannon Fisher. 76 pp. Jan Biomanipulation of Shallow Wetlands in Southern Minnesota Using Rotenone Reclamation: Rotenone Maximum Concentration and Degradation. By Craig Soupir, Bob Davis, Brian Schultz, Ryan Doorenbos, Phil Nasby, Charles Obler, Luke Rossow, Leslie George, and Shannon Fisher. 13 pp. Jan No. 175 Evaluation of Juvenile Steelhead Index Stations on the Minnesota Shore of Lake Superior By Matt Ward and Donald Schreiner. 15 pp. Nov No. 176 Riparian Acquisition and Management in Minnesota s Lake Superior Watershed. By Donald R. Schreiner, Jamie L. Juenemann, and Rebecca A. Reiche. 107 pp. Nov No. 177 No. 178 No. 179 Patterns in Phytoplankton and Zooplankton in Minnesota Lakes. By Steven Heiskary, Jodie Hirsch, and Heidi Rantala. 88 pp. Jan The 2013 Winter Trout Fishery on Southeast Minnesota Streams. By Vaughn A. Snook and Douglas J. Dieterman. July pp. No. 180 No. 181 Fisheries Management Plan for the Minnesota Waters of Lake Superior. Prepared by Cory A. Goldsworthy, Keith A. Reeves, Joshua E. Blankenheim, and Nick R. Peterson. July pp. No. 182 No. 183 Investigation of Fish Kills in Minnesota Waters. Prepared by Marilyn Danks, Heidi M. Rantala, Ling Shen, Sean P. Sisler, and Al G. Stevens. November pp. Lake Vermilion Fisheries Management Plan. Prepared by Matt Hennen, and Edie Evarts. March pp. 10 Special Publications

11 Investigational Reports back to number 367 are posted on the MN DNR website at: MN DNR Fisheries - Special Publications. Use Control F on your keyboard to search this list for a specific report. Archived publications are available upon request by calling ; or by ing fisheries.permits@state.mn.us. 11 Special Publications