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- Evaluation of two reef materials and point or cove locations for construction of artificial reefs in Smith Mountain Lake, VirginiaBrouha, Paul (Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, 1974)
- How to build a freshwater artificial reefBrouha, Paul; Prince, Eric D. (Sea Grant, Extension Division, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, 1974)Construction of artificial reefs in marine waters is a popular method of improving saltwater sport fishing. Much has been published about artificial reefs and reef-building (Frank Steimle and Richard B. Stone (1) have compiled a voluminous bibliography concerning the subject). Parker, Stone, Buchanan, and Steimle of the National Marine Fisheries Service have recently completed How to Build a Marine Artificial Reef (2), as an aid in planning and constructing artificial reefs in marine environments. Fishing in lakes, reservoirs, and ponds could possibly be improved, as well, by proper use of artificial reefs. However, the freshwater reef builder is confronted with somewhat different problems than those encountered in marine water. The purpose of this publication is to offer guidelines for planning and constructing artificial reefs in freshwater environments.
- How to build a freshwater artificial reef, Second editionPrince, Eric D.; Maughan, O. Eugene; Brouha, Paul (Sea Grant, Extension Division, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, 1977)Construction of artificial reefs in marine waters is a popular method of improving saltwater sport fishing. Steimle and Stone (1973) have compiled a voluminous bibliography on the subject, and Parker et al. (1974) of the National Marine Fisheries Service have published a guide, How to Build a Marine Artificial Reef, as an aid in planning and constructing artificial reefs in marine environments. Fishing in lakes, reservoirs, and ponds also may be improved by proper use of artificial reefs. However, the freshwater reef builder is confronted with problems somewhat different from those encountered by ocean reef builders. The purpose of this publication is to offer updated guidelines for planning and constructing artificial reefs in freshwater.