| Back-crossing of saugeyes with saugers or walleyes in larger waterways could lead to loss of genetic identity in parental stocks. |
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| Genetic variation was screened by cellulose acetate electrophoresis for 991 saugers in 11 populations from the mid-west and the Great Plains. |
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| Fluctuating weather and water conditions resulted in scattered walleyes and saugers. |
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| As a result, Iowa waters of the Mississippi River are off limits and walleyes and saugers 15 inches and longer are legal to weigh-in. |
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| Angler exploitation of anchor-tagged saugers in the lower Tennessee River. |
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| Competition between saugers and walleyes in nonnative sympatry. |
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| This study examined genetic variation and population structure of 1023 saugers in 12 populations from the Midwest and Great Plains regions of North America. |
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| February through the second week of March is prime time to target spawning-run saugers in the Tennessee River tailwaters below Guntersville, Wilson, and Wheeler dams. |
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