Describes and presents results from a netting project on Megisan Lake in the Sault Ste. Marie district of Ontario, conducted in spring 1989 to determine population parameters and lake trout diet, and to determine relative abundance of fish species. Fish were captured using short-duration single-mesh gill nets, overnight multiple mesh gill nets, and trap nets. Results presented include catch by net type and by depth of net setting, lake trout age distribution, length and weight distribution, a population estimate using the adjusted Petersen method, and stomach contents of lake trout.

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