White crappie definition

White crappie means the species Pomoxis annularis.

Examples of White crappie in a sentence

• White crappie declined nearly 10-fold and black crappie abundance was cut in half.

• White crappie population in Governor Bond Lake peaked in 1998 and should remain stable for several years.

• White crappie were documented in Beulah Reservoir and in the tailrace of Beulah Reservoir in 2002 (Schwabe et al.

• White crappie males often become much darker during the spawning season and at that time are often misidentified as black crappie.

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• White crappie likely utilized pelagic locations due to the presence of young-of-year gizzard shad and other piscivorous food sources located in the pelagic zone.

• White crappie consumption rate of juvenile Chinook salmon during spring was 0.017 fish/d based on known fish species in samples and 0.034 fish/d when unknown salmonids were included.

• White crappie are more tolerant of turbid waters than black crappie, but both prefer the clearer waters found in Holt Lake.

• White crappie and black crappie often occur in sympatry in Idaho waters, and anglers generally do not distinguish between the species, so they were lumped during analyses.

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