Fish Species Depth of Capture (m) (feet) Mortality Reference
Black crappie
12
36
77%
Largemouth bass
9
27
25%
Lake Trout
3
9
26%
Rainbow trout
6
18
10-33%
Walleye
3.5
10.5
10%
White Crappie
13
39
30%
Yellow Birch
15
45
64%
Particularly noteworthy is the impact on bass and walleye, which are actively sought during competitive fishing events.Report: This past winter 2013-2014 with the extreme cold weather, created thicker ice and colder water, moved the fish even deeper. A winter study was conducted of walleye caught and released; all mortality was attributed to complications from over inflated bladders. Distended or ruptures swim bladders were reported in 35% of the walleye. In the report it was recommended that optimum survival rate walleye should not be taken from depths exceeding 7.5m or 24 feet. For largemouth bass, signs of distress appeared from depths of 3.5 m or 12 feet and became disoriented at 8.4m or 27 feet. Have fun fishing but be mindful of the fish species and their environment. No one, fish included needs, to be stressed! By Genevieve van Oers
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