Data on the lake and round whitefish, lake cisco, northern pike, and arctic grayling from Great Bear Lake, N.W.T., 1971-1973
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Author
Contributions
- Dahlke, L. W. - Contributor
- Canada. Fisheries and Marine Service. Central Region. Resource Management Branch. - Contributor
- Canada. Fisheries Operations Directorate. Central Region. - Contributor
Publication
1974 - Fishery Management Division, Resource Management Branch, Winnipeg, Man, Manitoba
Language
English
Word Count
13,000 words, Guess
Page Count
52 pages
Identifiers
- Library of Congress Control Number2008396312
- OCLC Control Number5142861
- Open LibraryOL16902639M
Classifications
- LCCQL626.5.N68 F35 1974
Subjects
Topics
PikeFisheriesStatisticsWhitefishesFish surveysLake herringCoarse fishingArctic graylingFreshwater fishesPoissons d'eau douceFisheries -- Northwest Territories -- StatisticsFish surveys -- Northwest Territories -- Great Bear LakeCoarse fishing -- Northwest Territories -- Great Bear LakePike -- Northwest Territories -- Great Bear Lake -- StatisticsWhitefishes -- Northwest Territories -- Great Bear Lake -- StatisticsLake herring -- Northwest Territories -- Great Bear Lake -- StatisticsArctic grayling -- Northwest Territories -- Great Bear Lake -- StatisticsPoissons d'eau douce -- Territoires du Nord-Ouest -- Ours, Grand Lac de l'Freshwater fishes -- Northwest Territories -- Great Bear Lake -- Statistics
Places
Genres
- Statistics
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