Blue Walleye

The University of Wisconsin Milwaukee - Washington County is currently doing research on blue walleye in Canada and the upper midwest. We would appreciate information on sightings including lake name and nearest town.

Dr. Wayne Schaefer | University of Wisconsin - Washington County | 400 University Drive | West Bend, WI 53095 wayne.schaefer@uwc.edu

Sunday, January 31, 2010

PRODUCTION OF BLUE PIGMENT PEAKS IN LATE SUMMER

Production of Sandercyanin is seasonal and peaks in late summer. The graph plots absorbance of Sandercyan by date and indicates peak produc...

ANATOMY OF BLUE PIGMENT PRODUCTION

Blue pigment (Sandercyanin) is produced in membrane-bounded vesicles (440x) just posterior (toward tail) to each dorsal spine and next to an...

Tuesday, March 04, 2008

Morphology

Blue walleye of Canada are genetically different than the extinct "blue pike" of Lake Erie. They are albino for yellow color and h...

Research Update

DR. WAYNE SCHAEFER BLUE WALLEYE STUDY UPDATE January 31, 2010 1. Two factors contribute to the blue color in walleye: a. lack of yellow pigm...

Tuesday, January 08, 2008

Blue Walleye Paper 2007

http://bluewalleye.com/Files /Blue%20Walleye%20Paper%202007 .pdf

Wednesday, March 08, 2006

Sighting Instructions

If you have no blogger name, please post your comments as "anonymous." Then leave your contact information, including email, with...

Wednesday, February 08, 2006

Sightings

BlueWalleye.com is dedicated toward serving anglers, scientists and researchers. If you have seen blue walleye please share your findings w...

Sunday, January 15, 2006

Mucous Sample Procedure

Blue walleye, and regular walleye from the same lake, will have blue colored protein in the mucous of their skin. 1) Gently remove the thin ...

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