Oconomowoc - The boat nosed into a gentle breeze, paralleling the deep weed edge about 100 yards from shore and the scenic homes and boat houses on Oconomowoc Lake.
Sunshine and 55-degree temperatures helped deliver a Chamber of Commerce autumn Friday. Golden-hued maples and reddish oaks peppered the view.
The conversation of the moment might have been centered on Brewers baseball or Badgers football or real estate prices or motorcycles.
Whatever it was, it got pre-empted.
“Click, click, click.” Read More
I feel compelled to write a post today based on a comment about this project I received recently. In short, the comment took issue with the use of 90 seconds as an air exposure duration in the catch-and-release study. What follows is my response (should anyone ever directly ask me).
A fellow muskie researcher, Kevin Kapuscinski, at the State University of New York – College of Environmental Science and Forestry has characterized the diets of YOY muskies in the St. Lawrence River. Click the link below (great URL for the blog) to see what these little tikes are munching on. Banded killifish would not have been one of my guesses! Read More
Long time, no post. Not much to report these days. Lots of data analysis, re-analysis, hair pulling, and re-re-analysis. A few days ago I left to help with a walleye telemetry project in Lake Erie/Lake Huron. We’re tagging some great big Walters (walleye) on the Maumee River and (soon) the Tittabawassee. These are part of my duties as a research assistant. I consider myself pretty darn lucky! Read More












