Abstract Catch-and-release (CR) has become a pervasive practice and “social norm” with
anglers for some inland recreational fisheries. This practice has been promoted for fish …

Abstract Walleye Sander vitreus and Yellow Perch Perca flavescens are culturally,
economically, and ecologically significant fish species in North America that are affected by …

Recreational fisheries are valued at $190 B globally and constitute the predominant way in
which people use wild fish stocks in developed countries, with inland systems contributing …

Managing fisheries through rapid environmental change requires diverse approaches for
identifying and adapting to novel ecological conditions. For the Wisconsin Ceded Territory …

Since the mid‐2000s, recruitment of Walleye Sander vitreus in some northern Wisconsin
lakes has declined, potentially because of climate‐induced changes in lake environments …

Degree-days (DD) are a useful metric for describing the thermal scope for fish growth and
other physiological processes, but there is a lack of advice about how to calculate DD for a …

Understanding the evolutionary impacts of harvest on fish populations is important for
informing fisheries management and conservation and has become a growing research …

Increasing human population size and mobility have accelerated the translocation of
nonnative species globally, which has become a major threat to conservation of biodiversity …

Stock reproductive potential informs population dynamics and response to harvest. Indices
of body condition, like relative weight (W r), may indicate individual energetic state and …

Abstract Knowledge of density‐dependent responses of fish populations to exploitation is
important for the sustainable management of fisheries and in structuring fish populations to …