Data Set Citation
Rudstam L of Cornell Biological Field Station and Jackson J of Cornell Biological Field Station.Gill net survey of fishes of Oneida Lake, NY, 1957 - 2007.
kgordon.14.27 (http://knb.ecoinformatics.org/knb/metacat/kgordon.14.27/knb).
Data Tables, Images, and Other Entities:
Metadata download:Ecological Metadata Language (EML) File
Data Table:Gill Net Survey Summary, Oneida Lake, New York, 1957-2006 (View Metadata | Download File download)
Data Table:Taxonomic codes used in gill net data tables (View Metadata | Download File download)
Data Table:Standard gill net sampling locations, Oneida Lake, NY (View Metadata | Download File download)
Data Table:Catch per unit effort summary by year and species for standard gill net sampling, Oneida Lake, NY 1957 - 2007 (View Metadata | Download File download)
Data Table:Age class distributions for walleye, yellow perch, and smallmouth bass, Oneida Lake, 1957 - 2007 (View Metadata | Download File download)
Data Set Owner(s):
Individual: Lars Rudstam
Organization:Cornell Biological Field Station
Position:Associate Director
Address:
900 Shackelton Point Road,
Bridgeport, NY 13030 USA
Phone:
(315) 633-9243 (voice)
Email Address:
lgr1@cornell.edu
Web Address:
http://www.dnr.cornell.edu/people/faculty/profiles/rudstam.html
Individual: James R. Jackson
Organization:Cornell Biological Field Station
Position:Senior Research Associate
Address:
900 Shackelton Point Road,
Bridgeport, NY 13030 USA
Phone:
(315) 633-9243 (voice)
Email Address:
jrj26@cornell.edu
Associated Party:
Individual: Edward Mills
Organization:Cornell Biological Field Station
Position:Director
Address:
900 Shackelton Point Road,
Bridgeport, NY 13030
Role:
Principal Investigator
Abstract:
 
The Cornell Biological Field Station (CBFS) serves as a primary field site for aquatic research at Cornell University (more information can be found at http://www.dnr.cornell.edu/fieldst/cbfs.htm) and is part of the Department of Natural Resources, College of Agriculture and Life Sciences. The centerpiece of the station's research program is a 50-year database on the food web of Oneida Lake, New York, that has been collected with support from the Cornell University Brown Endowment and from the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation. The data are collected by personnel from the Cornell Biological Field Station and include limnology, benthos, zooplankton, phytoplankton, and fish survey data, primarily from Oneida Lake and spanning 1957 to the present. This data package contains tables summarizing data collected during standardized gill net sampling efforts conducted from 1957 - 2007. The three primary tables summarize abundances of twenty-seven species for each sample date, yearly catch per unit effort for thirty-five species, and yearly totals by age class for yellow perch, walleye, and smallmouth bass. Auxiliary tables contain latitudes and longitudes of standard sampling sites and explanations of species codes used in the primary tables.
Keywords:
Thesaurus:Global Change Master Directory science keywords
 
  • Fish
  • Lakes
  • Community structure
  • Trophic dynamics
 
  • Oneida Lake, New York
  • Onondaga County, New York
  • Oswego County, New York
  • Oneida County, New York
  • Madison County, New York
  • Yellow perch
  • Walleye
  • Smallmouth bass
License and Usage Rights:
 
This data set and accompanying metadata may be used for non-commercial academic, research, and other professional purposes. Permission to use the data is granted to the Data User subject to the following terms: 1) Data and documentation are copyrighted by Cornell University, and ownership remains with Cornell University. 2) By accepting the data set, Data User agrees to notify the Data Owner of their reasons for acquiring the data set and to describe their intended use of the data set, including planned publications. 3) Data User will cite the Data Owner in derivative works or publications that use the data set. Sample citation: Rudstam, Lars G. and James R. Jackson. 2008. Gill net survey of fishes of Oneida Lake, NY, 1957 - 2007. Online: <Insert URL here>. 4) Data User will share any derivative works for non-commercial academic, research, and other professional purposes. 5) Data User will notify users that such derivative work is a modified version and not the original data and documentation distributed by the data set owner. 6) Data User will supply Data Owner with a copy of any publication or other derivative work using or citing the data set. 7) Publications and other derivative works citing or incorporating these data must include the following statement: "Some data used in this publication was obtained by scientists, staff, and students at the Cornell Biological Field Station; this publication has not been reviewed by them. The Cornell Biological Field Station is operated and maintained by Cornell University, Ithaca, NY."
Geographic Coverage:
Geographic Description:Standard Gillnet Sampling Sites, Oneida Lake, NY
Bounding Coordinates:
West:  -76.05556  degrees
East:  -75.78361  degrees
North:  43.23361  degrees
South:  43.16194  degrees
Temporal Coverage:
Begin:
1957
End:
2007
Taxonomic Coverage:
Taxon:
Rank NameRank ValueCommon Names
ClassActinopterygii
  SubclassChondrostei
    OrderAcipenseriformes
      SuborderAcipenseroidei
        FamilyAcipenseridae
          SubfamilyAcipenserinae
            GenusAcipenser
              SpeciesAcipenser fulvescens
Taxon:
Rank NameRank ValueCommon Names
ClassActinopterygii
  SubclassNeopterygii
    InfraclassTeleostei
      SuperorderAcanthopterygii
        OrderPerciformes
          SuborderPercoidei
            FamilyCentrarchidae
              GenusAmbloplites
                SpeciesAmbloplites rupestris
Taxon:
Rank NameRank ValueCommon Names
ClassActinopterygii
  SubclassNeopterygii
    InfraclassTeleostei
      SuperorderAcanthopterygii
        OrderPerciformes
          SuborderPercoidei
            FamilyCentrarchidae
              GenusLepomis
                SpeciesLepomis gibbosus
Taxon:
Rank NameRank ValueCommon Names
ClassActinopterygii
  SubclassNeopterygii
    InfraclassTeleostei
      SuperorderAcanthopterygii
        OrderPerciformes
          SuborderPercoidei
            FamilyCentrarchidae
              GenusLepomis
                SpeciesLepomis macrochirus
Taxon:
Rank NameRank ValueCommon Names
ClassActinopterygii
  SubclassNeopterygii
    InfraclassTeleostei
      SuperorderAcanthopterygii
        OrderPerciformes
          SuborderPercoidei
            FamilyCentrarchidae
              GenusMicropterus
                SpeciesMicropterus dolomieu
Taxon:
Rank NameRank ValueCommon Names
ClassActinopterygii
  SubclassNeopterygii
    InfraclassTeleostei
      SuperorderAcanthopterygii
        OrderPerciformes
          SuborderPercoidei
            FamilyCentrarchidae
              GenusMicropterus
                SpeciesMicropterus salmoides
Taxon:
Rank NameRank ValueCommon Names
ClassActinopterygii
  SubclassNeopterygii
    InfraclassTeleostei
      SuperorderAcanthopterygii
        OrderPerciformes
          SuborderPercoidei
            FamilyCentrarchidae
              GenusPoxomis
                SpeciesPoxomis nigromaculatus
Taxon:
Rank NameRank ValueCommon Names
ClassActinopterygii
  SubclassNeopterygii
    InfraclassTeleostei
      SuperorderAcanthopterygii
        OrderPerciformes
          SuborderPercoidei
            FamilyMoronidae
              GenusMorone
                SpeciesMorone americana
Taxon:
Rank NameRank ValueCommon Names
ClassActinopterygii
  SubclassNeopterygii
    InfraclassTeleostei
      SuperorderAcanthopterygii
        OrderPerciformes
          SuborderPercoidei
            FamilyMoronidae
              GenusMorone
                SpeciesMorone chrysops
Taxon:
Rank NameRank ValueCommon Names
ClassActinopterygii
  SubclassNeopterygii
    InfraclassTeleostei
      SuperorderAcanthopterygii
        OrderPerciformes
          SuborderPercoidei
            FamilyPercidae
              GenusPerca
                SpeciesPerca flavescens
Taxon:
Rank NameRank ValueCommon Names
ClassActinopterygii
  SubclassNeopterygii
    InfraclassTeleostei
      SuperorderAcanthopterygii
        OrderPerciformes
          SuborderPercoidei
            FamilyPercidae
              GenusSander
                SpeciesSander vitreus
Taxon:
Rank NameRank ValueCommon Names
ClassActinopterygii
  SubclassNeopterygii
    InfraclassTeleostei
      SuperorderAcanthopterygii
        OrderPerciformes
          SuborderPercoidei
            FamilySciaenidae
              GenusAplodinotus
                SpeciesAplodinotus grunniens
Taxon:
Rank NameRank ValueCommon Names
ClassActinopterygii
  SubclassNeopterygii
    InfraclassTeleostei
      SuperorderClupeomorpha
        OrderClupeiformes
          SuborderClupeoidei
            FamilyClupeidae
              SubfamilyAlosinae
                GenusAlosa
                  SpeciesAlosa pseudoharengus
Taxon:
Rank NameRank ValueCommon Names
ClassActinopterygii
  SubclassNeopterygii
    InfraclassTeleostei
      SuperorderClupeomorpha
        OrderClupeiformes
          SuborderClupeoidei
            FamilyClupeidae
              SubfamilyDorosomatinae
                GenusDorosoma
                  SpeciesDorosoma cepedianum
Taxon:
Rank NameRank ValueCommon Names
ClassActinopterygii
  SubclassNeopterygii
    InfraclassTeleostei
      SuperorderElopomorpha
        OrderAnguilliformes
          SuborderAnguilloidei
            FamilyAnguillidae
              GenusAnguilla
                SpeciesAnguilla rostrata
Taxon:
Rank NameRank ValueCommon Names
ClassActinopterygii
  SubclassNeopterygii
    InfraclassTeleostei
      SuperorderOstariophysi
        OrderCypriniformes
          SuborderCobitoidea
            FamilyCatostomidae
              SubfamilyCatostominae
                TribeCatostomini
                  GenusCatostomus
                    SpeciesCatostomus catostomus
Taxon:
Rank NameRank ValueCommon Names
ClassActinopterygii
  SubclassNeopterygii
    InfraclassTeleostei
      SuperorderOstariophysi
        OrderCypriniformes
          SuborderCobitoidea
            FamilyCatostomidae
              SubfamilyCatostominae
                TribeCatostomini
                  GenusCatostomus
                    SpeciesCatostomus commersonii
Taxon:
Rank NameRank ValueCommon Names
ClassActinopterygii
  SubclassNeopterygii
    InfraclassTeleostei
      SuperorderOstariophysi
        OrderCypriniformes
          SuborderCobitoidea
            FamilyCatostomidae
              SubfamilyCatostominae
                TribeMoxostomatini
                  GenusErimyzon
                    SpeciesErimyzon oblongus
Taxon:
Rank NameRank ValueCommon Names
ClassActinopterygii
  SubclassNeopterygii
    InfraclassTeleostei
      SuperorderOstariophysi
        OrderCypriniformes
          SuborderCobitoidea
            FamilyCatostomidae
              SubfamilyCatostominae
                TribeMoxostominae
                  GenusMoxostoma
Taxon:
Rank NameRank ValueCommon Names
ClassActinopterygii
  SubclassNeopterygii
    InfraclassTeleostei
      SuperorderOstariophysi
        OrderCypriniformes
          SuperfamilyCyprinoidea
            FamilyCyprinidae
              GenusCyprinus
                SpeciesCyprinus carpio
Taxon:
Rank NameRank ValueCommon Names
ClassActinopterygii
  SubclassNeopterygii
    InfraclassTeleostei
      SuperorderOstariophysi
        OrderCypriniformes
          SuperfamilyCyprinoidea
            FamilyCyprinidae
              GenusNotemigonus
                SpeciesNotemigonus crysoleucas
Taxon:
Rank NameRank ValueCommon Names
ClassActinopterygii
  SubclassNeopterygii
    InfraclassTeleostei
      SuperorderOstariophysi
        OrderCypriniformes
          SuperfamilyCyprinoidea
            FamilyCyprinidae
              GenusScardinius
                SpeciesScardinius erythropthalmus
Taxon:
Rank NameRank ValueCommon Names
ClassActinopterygii
  SubclassNeopterygii
    InfraclassTeleostei
      SuperorderOstariophysi
        OrderSiluriformes
          FamilyIctaluridae
            GenusAmeiurus
              SpeciesAmeiurus natalis
Taxon:
Rank NameRank ValueCommon Names
ClassActinopterygii
  SubclassNeopterygii
    InfraclassTeleostei
      SuperorderOstariophysi
        OrderSiluriformes
          FamilyIctaluridae
            GenusAmeiurus
              SpeciesAmeiurus nebulosus
Taxon:
Rank NameRank ValueCommon Names
ClassActinopterygii
  SubclassNeopterygii
    InfraclassTeleostei
      SuperorderOstariophysi
        OrderSiluriformes
          FamilyIctaluridae
            GenusIctalurus
              SpeciesIctalurus punctatus
Taxon:
Rank NameRank ValueCommon Names
ClassActinopterygii
  SubclassNeopterygii
    InfraclassTeleostei
      SuperorderOstariophysi
        OrderSiluriformes
          FamilyIctaluridae
            GenusNoturus
              SpeciesNoturus flavus
Taxon:
Rank NameRank ValueCommon Names
ClassActinopterygii
  SubclassNeopterygii
    InfraclassTeleostei
      SuperorderParacanthopterygii
        OrderGadiformes
          FamilyGadidae
            SubfamilyLotinae
              GenusLota
                SpeciesLota lota
Taxon:
Rank NameRank ValueCommon Names
ClassActinopterygii
  SubclassNeopterygii
    InfraclassTeleostei
      SuperorderParacanthopterygii
        OrderPercopsiformes
          SuborderPercopsoidei
            FamilyPercopsidae
              GenusPercopsis
                SpeciesPercopsis omiscomaycus
Taxon:
Rank NameRank ValueCommon Names
ClassActinopterygii
  SubclassNeopterygii
    InfraclassTeleostei
      SuperorderProtacanthopterygii
        OrderEsociformes
          FamilyEsocidae
            GenusEsox
              SpeciesEsox lucius
Taxon:
Rank NameRank ValueCommon Names
ClassActinopterygii
  SubclassNeopterygii
    InfraclassTeleostei
      SuperorderProtacanthopterygii
        OrderEsociformes
          FamilyEsocidae
            GenusEsox
              SpeciesEsox masquinongy
Taxon:
Rank NameRank ValueCommon Names
ClassActinopterygii
  SubclassNeopterygii
    InfraclassTeleostei
      SuperorderProtacanthopterygii
        OrderEsociformes
          FamilyEsocidae
            GenusEsox
              SpeciesEsox niger
Taxon:
Rank NameRank ValueCommon Names
ClassActinopterygii
  SubclassNeopterygii
    InfraclassTeleostei
      SuperorderProtacanthopterygii
        OrderSalmoniformes
          FamilySalmonidae
            GenusCoregonus
              SpeciesCoregonus artedi
Taxon:
Rank NameRank ValueCommon Names
ClassActinopterygii
  SubclassNeopterygii
    InfraclassTeleostei
      SuperorderProtacanthopterygii
        OrderSalmoniformes
          FamilySalmonidae
            SubfamilySalmoninae
              GenusOncorhynchus
                SpeciesOncorhynchus mykiss
Taxon:
Rank NameRank ValueCommon Names
ClassActinopterygii
  SubclassNeopterygii
    InfraclassTeleostei
      SuperorderProtacanthopterygii
        OrderSalmoniformes
          FamilySalmonidae
            SubfamilySalmoninae
              GenusSalmo
                SpeciesSalmo salar
Taxon:
Rank NameRank ValueCommon Names
ClassActinopterygii
  SubclassNeopterygii
    InfraclassTeleostei
      SuperorderProtacanthopterygii
        OrderSalmoniformes
          FamilySalmonidae
            SubfamilySalmoninae
              GenusSalmo
                SpeciesSalmo trutta
Taxon:
Rank NameRank ValueCommon Names
ClassActinopterygii
  SubclassNeopterygii
    OrderAmiiformes
      FamilyAmiidae
        GenusAmia
          SpeciesAmia calva
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Contact:
Individual: Tom Brooking
Organization:Cornell Biological Field Station
Position:Research Support Specialist
Address:
900 Shackelton Point Rd.,
Bridgeport, NY 13030 USA
Phone:
(315) 633-9243 (voice)
Email Address:
teb1@cornell.edu
Methods Info:
Step 1:  
Description:
Gill net survey methods
Standard gill net surveys have been conducted each year on Oneida Lake, NY since 1957, except for 1974. In each year except 1957, multifilament gillnets were used to sample fifteen standardized sites in an established sequence from the first Monday in June through mid-September. In 1957, all sites were sampled, but not in the established sequence. At each site, two nets (91.2 m x 1.83 m) were set on the bottom of the lake and allowed to fish overnight for approximately 12 hours. Each net consisted of two gangs of six 7.6-m panels with mesh size (as stretch mesh) that ranged from 38 mm to 102 mm at 12.7-mm increments (1.5" to 4").
From 1963 through 1967, gill net surveys were conducted using one white net and one colored (red, green, or black) net. Catches in both nets are treated equally in this dataset. During other years, two white nets were used at each site. For each gill net set, all fish were identified to species, examined for fin clips and tags, measured (TL, mm), and date, location, and mesh size of capture recorded. In addition, fish were weighed (g), diets identified (by occurrence, preyfish counted and measured when possible), sex, and stage of maturation (juvenile, adult) recorded, and scales removed for age determination for up to N=60 per species per sampling date.
This dataset consists of 3 primary data tables and two auxiliary tables. The gill net survey summary table reports species abundances for each sampling date. The gill net catch per unit effort table summarizes catch per unit effort by year for thirty five fish species. The unit of effort used in the equation was one standard sampling season, which was equivalent to 15 sites/year x 12 hours/site, or 180 hours/year. Since all sampling hours were completed in all years except 1974 (during which gill net surveys were not conducted), catch per unit effort is equivalent to the total catch during that year. The total catch by age table breaks down the total catch by year of walleye, yellow perch, and smallmouth bass into age classes. Fish were aged in age classes 1 through 7 and 8 and above based upon scales. The sampling locations table includes latitudes and longitudes in decimal degrees for each of the fifteen standard sampling sites. The taxonomic codes table provides taxonomic information for each of the taxon codes used in the gill net data tables. Individual fish data, as well as summary data from non-standard gillnet sampling efforts, are not published here, but may be requested from the dataset owners. This data set has most recently been published by Irwin et al. (2008, walleye catches), and Irwin (2006, species composition).
Irwin, B.J., Treska, T.J., Rudstam, L.G., Sullivan, P.J., Jackson, J.R., VanDeValk, A.J., and Forney, J.L. 2008. Estimating walleye density, gear catchability, and mortality using three fishery-independent data sets for Oneida Lake, NY. Can. J. Fish. Aquat. Sci. 65: 1366-1378.
Irwin, B.J. 2006. Evaluating effects of ecological change on important sport fishes in Oneida Lake, New York. Ph.D., Natural Resources, Cornell University, Ithaca.
Instrument(s): Multifilament gillnets
Project Info:
Title: Cornell Biological Field Station long term dataset
Personnel:
Individual: Lars Rudstam
Organization:Cornell Biological Field Station
Position:Associate Director
Address:
900 Shackelton Point Road,
Bridgeport, NY 13030 USA
Phone:
(315) 633-9243 (voice)
Email Address:
lgr1@cornell.edu
Web Address:
http://www.dnr.cornell.edu/people/faculty/profiles/rudstam.html
Role:
Principal Investigator
Individual: Edward Mills
Organization:Cornell Biological Field Station
Position:Director
Address:
900 Shackelton Point Road,
Bridgeport, NY 13030
Role:
Principal Investigator