Lake Erie Walleye Movement Presentation

[Stephen Glassic]

Here is a very interesting presentation from the NY AFS annual meeting on walleye movements in Lake Erie based on the Glatos telemetry studies. Very interesting how the different populations  all have different patterns. And then there was the one fish that acted like it was part of more than one family.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2MAzC-DaSTg

[Scott Kitchen]

Scott, 

Do we know who made this peresention?

[John Jarosz]

I saw that presentation at a Lake Erie Fishing Outreach event at Woodlawn Beach. Jason Robinson of the Dunkirk station was the one who crunched the numbers & made the Woodlawn presentation, so it was prob him who did this at the AFS Conference. He took over Don Einhouse's position.

He told me what software program he uses but I never heard of it & sure don't remember. I have his email somewhere & I know Justin Brewer does also if you want to send an email. It's a pretty slick program.

We shared some of our telemetry readings with him because I believe some 'eyes ended up in Buffalo Harbor and he provided musky detections at Sturgeon to us.

[Scott Kitchen]

John, 

If you could send me his email it would be great. 

Thanks!

John Jarosz said:

I saw that presentation at a Lake Erie Fishing Outreach event at Woodlawn Beach. Jason Robinson of the Dunkirk station was the one who crunched the numbers & made the Woodlawn presentation, so it was prob him who did this at the AFS Conference. He took over Don Einhouse's position.

He told me what software program he uses but I never heard of it & sure don't remember. I have his email somewhere & I know Justin Brewer does also if you want to send an email. It's a pretty slick program.

We shared some of our telemetry readings with him because I believe some 'eyes ended up in Buffalo Harbor and he provided musky detections at Sturgeon to us.

[John Jarosz]

Scott K...I sent an email to you with the last email address I had for him. Hope it works