Our Data
Between September and October 2019, we measured the length of the walleye we tagged. Here is a graph we put together showing our results.
Welcome!
Hello! We are the Broadalbin-Perth Science Research Club! If you're reading this post, then you've found one of our tagged walleyes, hopefully from the Great Sacandaga Reservoir in Upstate New York. If you don´t mind, we´d like you to share a few details with us regarding when you found the fish (if you can´t provide any of these, don´t sweat!): The general location caught on the lake, including landmarks The length of the fish The time and day the fish was caught And some others: The weight of the fish Any noticeable features of the fish (scars, etc.) Whether you kept the fish or released it back into the lake You can send this information to us at bpscienceresearchclub@gmail.com Thanks! The Broadalbin-Perth Science Research Club began with 4 students in 2016, before becoming a club in 2018, and then becoming a full-fledged class in 2019! We aim to document the growth rate and distribution of walleye in the Great Sacandaga Reservoir in New York.
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