Refrences

Material
  1. Brautigan R.  1998.  Water Temperature.  Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife: 253-255.
  2. Flebbe PA, Dwyer P, Hamre RH, Gresswell RE.  1997.  Wild Trout IV: Putting the native back in wild trout.  6th wild trout conference: 117-121
  3. Gonzalez A, Chaneton E.J. 2002.  Heterotroph species extinction, abundance and biomass dynamics in an experimentally fragmented microecosystem.  Journal of Animal Ecology.  71: 594-602
  4. Hudy M, Thieling TM.  2005.  Distribution, Status and Perturbations to Brook trout within the eastern United States.  Eastern Brook trout Joint Venture: 1-77.
  5. Kenworthy T.  2009.  The Protected and the Protector.  Trout: The journal of coldwater fisheries conservation: 18-25
  6. Raleigh, RF.  1982.  Habitat suitability index models: brook trout.  U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service – Habitat Evaluation Procedures Group: 30.
  7. Ries RD, Perry SA.  1995.  Potential effects of global climate warming on brook trout growth and prey consumption in central Appalachian streams.  5: 197-206.

Photographs

  1. “Catch and Release Brookie” [Image] 29 Nov 2009. Available from: http://www.smokymountainflyfishing.net/images/signs/sign_CatchRelease.jpg
  2. “Hunter Banks Logo” [Image] 30 Nov 2009. Available from: http://hunterbanks.com/fly_shop/
  3. “Catch and Release Only” [Image] 29 Nov 2009. Available from: gmaxwellflyrods.com
  4. “Trout Unlimited Logo” [Image] 30 Nov 2009. Available from: Tu.org
  5. “Blue Ridge Fly Fishing Forum Header” [Image] 30 Nov 2009. Available from: Brfff.com
  6. “AEG Patagonia” [Video] 3 Dec 2009. Available from: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bGgDBxwjxIc&feature=player_embedded