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Written by nationally recognized fish researchers, this book provides information that ranges from a philosophical and historical discussion of fishery management to modern-day research and data-collection concepts and theories, from problem-solving techniques to the role of administrators and the usefulness of public relations. Of interest to fisheries management professionals and students alike, the book presents principles and techniques designed to deal with problems that commonly arise in the everyday life of a fisheries management professional. Preface by William S. Platts

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This book is a valuable addition to existing literature, especially in light of the in-depth coverage of topics never seriously discussed before, such as the role of administrators and the usefulness of public relations. Sport Fishing Institute Bulletin, October 1991

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William F. Sigler (1909-95) was Head of the Utah State University Wildlife Resources Department from 1950 to 1974, writing more than one hundred articles and books on fish, fisheries, and wildlife. John W. Sigler worked as a consultant on fisheries and water management projects in the western United States for 25 years and retired in 2012 after serving as the Senior Environmental Coordinator for the City of Pocatello, Idaho. He now consults on fisheries and environmental issues throughout the West.

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