Sport Fishery Management of a Lake Containing Lake Trout and an Unusual Dwarf Arctic Char

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The intent of augmenting sport fish populations is usually to meet the socioeconomic needs of a community. In some cases, values other than angler desires must be taken into consideration when species management decisions are made. This paper describes a situation where the existence of a biological curiosity, a dwarf landlocked Arctic char, caused a management dilemma when a lake trout sport fishery was managed for increased angler demand.

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