Report on a study "to provide a preliminary evaluation of computer assisted analysis of shape and growth patterns of calcified structures of spotted seatrout collected from the lower Laguna Madre, Matagorda, and Galveston Bays" (p. 1). It includes data collected using the OPRS software and discusses how the analysis can assist in separating stocks.

Report on the surface areas and shoreline distances on the Texas coast, including bay areas, beaches, and system measurements.

Report detailing the findings of an evaluation of baits used in fishing in the Upper and Lower Laguna Madre, Texas. Black drum catches appeared to be the most affected by different types of bait.

Report issued by the Texas Park and Wildlife Department, Coastal Fisheries Branch examining the harvest, bait and length of southern flounders along the Texas coast.

This report is about Texas and South Carolina red drums fingerlings which were compared to evaluate laboratory simulated extreme winter temperature conditions.

Report documenting statistics related to the finfish catch of weekend sport boat fisherman in the bays and gulf waters of Texas from May 1974 to May 1982.

Report on study of private-boat fishermen, including their catches and comparisons with previous years to note changes over time.

Report detailing the studies on spotted seatrout, including survival rates and cage comparisons.

Report providing information on South Carolina and Texas Red Drum long term growth during the years 1986-1988.

Report on the finfish in Texas with data on their availability, harvest, abundance, and catching methods.

Report documenting compiled information about range of length, participation, participant spending, preferred species, and other data for 56 fishing tournaments that occurred in six regions along the Texas coast in 1983.

Report discussing results of a study comparing selected zooplankton population densities estimated by pooling samples - from five locations in saltwater fish culture ponds with one sample collected from a single pond location.

Report on study of weekend sport boat fishermen, including hours spent fishing, annual catch rates, poundage of catch, and catch rate comparisons.

Report detailing the capture of brown shrimp and the effectiveness of catching methods. Marsh net appears to be more efficient in catching the shrimp.

This report summarizes the initiation of a program that will yield long term trends in abundance and stability of shellfish in Texas waters.

Abstract: In 1988, 67,610,285 red drum (Sciaenops ocellatus) eggs, fry and fingerlings were stocked into Texas bays. Matagorda Bay received 14,127,903 fry and fingerling spotted seatrout (Cynoscion nebulosus). Galveston Bay received 4,464,400 striped bass (Morone saxatilis) fry and 313,454 fingerlings. The Brazos River received 570 striped bass fingerlings.

Report summarizing fish tagging and tagged fish returns from November 1975 to December 1988, with comparisons and updated information compared to previous similar work.

The report documenting statistics related to determine the species composition, size, number, and catch per unit of the effort of economically important, finishes caught in the gulf waters off Texas.

Report detailing the findings of 14 mark-recapture studies on penaeid shrimp along the Texas coast, with data on their movement and growth.

Report on the findings of a study on finfish, including catch rates, pounds of fish caught, size examinations, and comparison between catches.

This report summarizes oyster population data obtained in 1973-78 and continues the analysis of population trends in the Redfish Bar Reef Complex.

A report on the survival rates of Texas versus South Carolina Red Drum fingerlings when exposed to extreme winter temperatures in a laboratory.

Report on a study examining the pond and cage maturation and spawning for snook. The study found that neither males or females matured in cages.

Report documenting the process of compiling indigenous species to Texas public waters, for the purpose of later identifying exotic species. It includes the full list of native species of fish, shellfish and aquatic plants in Texas with scientific name and common name.