MN Large Lakes Large Lake Data: Many Types of Data

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Investigating the Effects of Protected Slot Limits on Walleye Populations & Angler Harvest

MN Large Lakes Large Lake Data: Many Types of Data Varying Amounts of Data Large Lake Regulations: Different Regulation Types Different Implementation Dates Combined Data from All Large Lakes - Improved Power to Detect Common Effects - Identify Lake-Specific Differences

I like to focus on question first, and at this stage very important to have input from biologists and managers. After have specific hypotheses about effects, we then determine what analysis is appropriate for the available data. What does PSL do to the population? Creates protected group of spawners, harvest smaller & bigger fish Biological Effects: - Recruitment effects? - Growth rate effects? Fishery Effects: - size-specific catch rates? - harvested biomass?

Creel Data Many Zeroes Zero is Lower Limit High Variation

Zero-Inflated Generalized Poisson Regression Discrete Response Variable Response ≥ 0 Combines Three Models: Overdispersion Regression Zero-Inflation For Poisson-distributed variable: E(X) = Var(X) → Model the extra variance as a function of covariates

Mille Lacs Example Analysis Regression Model: Number of Fish per Party ~ Time Fished + Year ZIP: P(Zero Catch) = f(DayType) GP: Number of Fish per Party ~ Time Fished Overdispersion = f(DayType) ZIGP:

Mille Lacs Example Analysis Regression Model: Number of Fish per Party ~ Time Fished + Year ZIP: P(Zero Catch) = f(DayType) GP: Number of Fish per Party ~ Time Fished Overdispersion = f(DayType) ZIGP:

More Analyses Available for different data & questions LM – LMM GLM – GLMM Multivariate (PCA, CCA, MANCOVA) with LL staff, Need to develop Ho’s about PSL Effects & how to test them with available data