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SEAFWA 2018

The following schedule is from the 72nd Annual Conference of the Southeastern Association of Fish & Wildlife Agencies which was held October 21-24, 2018 in Mobile, Alabama.

1:20pm CDT

Fisheries 1 Track: Stocking of Advanced-Size, Delta-Strain Largemouth Bass in Two Estuarine Creeks and a Freshwater Impoundment in Southwest Alabama Bon Secour Bay I

1:40pm CDT

Fisheries 1 Track: Rethinking Florida Bass Stocking as a Fishery Management Tool Bon Secour Bay I

2:00pm CDT

Fisheries 1 Track: Development of a Swab Protocol for an Angler-driven Program to Promote the Genetic Assessment of Black Bass Populations Bon Secour Bay I

2:20pm CDT

Fisheries 1 Track: Evaluating the Utility of an Age-Length-Key in Estimating Growth Parameters: A Largemouth Bass Example Bon Secour Bay I

2:40pm CDT

Fisheries 1 Track: Comparison of Otoliths and Scales in Estimating Age of Redbreast Sunfish and Green Sunfish in an Urban Watershed Bon Secour Bay I

3:20pm CDT

Fisheries 1 Track: Movement of Acoustic-tagged Largemouth Bass Between Lake Mattamuskeet and Surrounding Canals in Relation to Changes in Lake Level Bon Secour Bay I

3:40pm CDT

Fisheries 1 Track: Quantifying Paddlefish and Largemouth Bass Behavior in a Small Impoundment Using Acoustic and Radio Biotelemetry Bon Secour Bay I

4:00pm CDT

(CANCELLED) Fisheries 1 Track: Florida's Freshwater Priority Resources: A Guide for Future Management Bon Secour Bay I

4:20pm CDT

(CANCELLED) Fisheries 1 Track: Population Status of Florida’s Species of Greatest Conservation Need from the Escambia Watershed Bon Secour Bay I

4:40pm CDT

Fisheries 1 Track: Development and Implementation of Freshwater Species Recovery in Alabama Bon Secour Bay I

8:00am CDT

Fisheries 2 Track: Catch and Harvest of Targeted Sportfishes at Marben Public Fishing Area in Middle Georgia Bon Secour Bay I

8:20am CDT

Fisheries 2 Track: Public Lake Partnerships: A Strategy for Continuing the Tradition of Good Alabama Fishing Bon Secour Bay I

8:40am CDT

Fisheries 2 Track: Small Impoundment Management: Using Littoral Zone Habitat to Alter Traditional Fisheries Management Rates Bon Secour Bay I

9:00am CDT

Fisheries 2 Track: Shoreline Rotenone Application to Control Largemouth Bass (Micropterus salmoides) Recruitment in Small Impoundments Bon Secour Bay I

9:20am CDT

Fisheries 2 Track: Increasing Largemouth Bass Production Using Destratification: A Case Study Bon Secour Bay I

9:40am CDT

Fisheries 2 Track: Evaluation of Supplemental Feeding and Threadfin Shad Addition as Pond Enhancements Using Stable Isotope Analysis Bon Secour Bay I

10:20am CDT

Fisheries 2 Track: Comparing Angler Effort Estimates on Alabama Reservoirs Across a Variety of Creel Survey Methods Bon Secour Bay I

10:40am CDT

Fisheries 2 Track: Economic Value of Recreational Fishing on Walter F. George Reservoir (aka Lake Eufaula), Alabama and Georgia Bon Secour Bay I

11:00am CDT

Fisheries 2 Track: Sociodemographic and Economic Characteristics of Black Bass Anglers Participating in Different Tournament Types on Lake Guntersville, Alabama Bon Secour Bay I

11:20am CDT

(CANCELLED) Fisheries 2 Track: Florida Bass Tournament Permits, Characteristics, and Impacts Bon Secour Bay I

1:20pm CDT

Fisheries 3 Track: Pickwick Reservoir: A Silver Carp Update Bon Secour Bay I

1:40pm CDT

Fisheries 3 Track: Reconstructing Paddlefish (Polyodon spathula) Movement in a Southeastern U.S. River System Using Dentary Bone Microchemistry Bon Secour Bay I

2:00pm CDT

Fisheries 3 Track: Comparison of Angler Pressure Counts by Manned and Unmanned Aircraft on Beaver Tailwater, Arkansas Bon Secour Bay I

2:20pm CDT

Fisheries 3 Track: Implementation of Alabama’s River Assessment and Monitoring Program Bon Secour Bay I

2:40pm CDT

Fisheries 3 Track: Development of SNP Panels for Population Genetics Analyses of Domestic and Wild White Bass (Morone chrysops) Bon Secour Bay I

3:20pm CDT

Fisheries 3 Track: Ability of Non-sport Fish Species to Deal with Declining Oxygen Concentrations as Temperatures Rise Bon Secour Bay I

3:40pm CDT

Fisheries 3 Track: River Herring Population Monitoring and Exploratory Occurrence Surveys in the Neuse River Basin, North Carolina Bon Secour Bay I

4:00pm CDT

Fisheries 3 Track: Relative Abundance, Habitat Use, and Diet of the Sickle Darter (Percina williamsi) Bon Secour Bay I

4:20pm CDT

(CANCELLED) Fisheries 3 Track: Site-Occupancy Estimates for Saltmarsh Topminnows in Northwest Florida Bon Secour Bay I

4:40pm CDT

(CANCELLED) Fisheries 3 Track: Demographic Histories of Atlantic Tarpon and Bonefish Based on Coalescent Analyses of Contemporaneous Genetic Polymorphism Bon Secour Bay I

8:00am CDT

Fisheries 4 Track: Population Fluctuations in Two Southern Appalachian Rainbow Trout Populations: Magnitude and Potential Causes Bon Secour Bay I

8:20am CDT

Fisheries 4 Track: Suitability of Stocked Brown Trout and Rainbow Trout for Trophy Management in Apalachia Reservoir, North Carolina Bon Secour Bay I

8:40am CDT

Fisheries 4 Track: Building Towards the Future: Renovating the Durant State Fish Hatchery Bon Secour Bay I

9:00am CDT

Fisheries 4 Track: Production and Economic Comparison of Single versus Multiple Harvests in a Commercial In-pond Raceway System in West Alabama Targeting Two Market Outlets Bon Secour Bay I

9:20am CDT

(CANCELLED) Fisheries 4 Track: Trends Analysis of Aquatic Plant Communities and Available Fish and Wildlife Habitat on Orange Lake, Florida Bon Secour Bay I

9:40am CDT

Fisheries 4 Track: Developing a decision-support tool for evaluating the impacts of management decisions on the Gulf of Mexico red snapper resource Bon Secour Bay I