Summary report: Evaluation of the benthic trawl as a means to sample juvenile and adult pallid sturgeon from main channel habitats of the Missouri River

Authors

Gerald Mestl, Nebraska Game and Parks CommissionFollow

Date of this Version

2002

Comments

Published by the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission (2002) 1-4

Abstract

The Missouri River forming the border between Nebraska and South Dakota, Iowa, and Missouri. The upper unchannelized reach extends from the Nebraska-South Dakota state line (river kilometer (rkm) 1,411) to the upper end of Lewis and Clark Lake (rkm 1,347). The lower unchannelized reach extends from Gavins Point Dam (rkm 1 ,308) to the mouth of the Big Sioux River (rkm 1,184). The upper channelized reach extends from the mouth of the Big Sioux River (rkm 1,184) to the mouth of the Platte River (rkm 959). The lower channelized reach extends from the mouth of the Platte River (rkm 959) to the Nebraska-Kansas state line (rkm 802).