1. Dr. E.J. Crossman, a personal perspective: introductory remarks to the Dr. Ed Crossman Muskellunge Symposium

   • Margaret Crossman

   Special Issue Crossman 09 February 2007 Pages: 1 - 3

   

2. Dr. E.J. (Ed) Crossman’s scientific contributions on muskellunge: celebrating a lasting legacy

   • John M. Casselman

   Special Issue - Crossman 06 December 2006 Pages: 5 - 10

   

3. The New River, Virginia, muskellunge fishery: population dynamics, harvest regulation modeling, and angler attitudes

   • Travis O. Brenden
   • Eric M. Hallerman
   • Joseph A. Williams

   Original Paper 25 July 2006 Pages: 11 - 25

4. Population dynamics of muskellunge in Wisconsin waters of Green Bay, Lake Michigan, 1989–2005

   • Kevin L. Kapuscinski
   • Brian J. Belonger
   • Terrence J. Lychwick

   CROSSMAN 30 August 2006 Pages: 27 - 36

   

5. Quantification of native muskellunge nursery habitat: influence of body size, fish community composition, and vegetation structure

   • Brent A. Murry
   • John M. Farrell

   Special Issue – Crossman 29 August 2006 Pages: 37 - 47

6. Using movements and diet analyses to assess effects of introduced muskellunge (Esox masquinongy) on Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) in the Saint John River, New Brunswick

   • R. Allen Curry
   • Chad A. Doherty
   • Steven L. Currie

   Special Issue Crossman 26 January 2007 Pages: 49 - 60

   

7. Characteristics of Ontario muskellunge (Esox masquinongy) fisheries based on volunteer angler diary information

   • Steven J. Kerr

   CROSSMAN 29 August 2006 Pages: 61 - 69

   

8. The use of angler diary surveys to evaluate long-term changes in muskellunge populations on Lake of the Woods, Ontario

   • Thomas E. Mosindy
   • Mark J. Duffy

   Original Paper 15 November 2006 Pages: 71 - 83

   

9. Evaluation of temperature-selection differences among juvenile muskellunge originating from different latitudes

   • Curtis P. Wagner
   • David H. Wahl

   CROSSMAN 26 September 2006 Pages: 85 - 98

10. Expulsion of miniature radio transmitters along with eggs of muskellunge and northern pike––a new method for locating critical spawning habitat

    • Rodney B. Pierce
    • Jerry A. Younk
    • Cynthia M. Tomcko

    Original Paper 08 July 2006 Pages: 99 - 109

11. Development, implementation, and evaluation of an international muskellunge management strategy for the upper St Lawrence River

    • John M. Farrell
    • Rodger M. Klindt
    • Albert Schiavone

    CROSSMAN 25 July 2006 Pages: 111 - 123

12. An examination of Minnesota’s muskellunge waters

    • Jerry A. Younk
    • Donald L. Pereira

    Special Issue 30 November 2006 Pages: 125 - 136

    

13. Determining minimum ultimate size, setting size limits, and developing trophy standards and indices of comparable size for maintaining quality muskellunge (Esox masquinongy) populations and sports fisheries

    • John M. Casselman

    Special Issue Crossman 05 April 2007 Pages: 137 - 154

    

14. Effects of angling with a single-hook and live bait on muskellunge survival

    • Terry L. Margenau

    Special Issue-Crossman 10 August 2006 Pages: 155 - 162

15. A program for successful muskellunge management—A Minnesota success story

    • Paul J. Wingate
    • Jerry A. Younk

    Original Paper 29 July 2006 Pages: 163 - 169

16. Muskellunge in Missouri: a 10 year strategic plan

    • Mark F. Boone

    Original paper 28 November 2006 Pages: 171 - 177

    

17. History of muskellunge management in Nebraska

    • Daryl L. Bauer

    Original Paper 20 September 2006 Pages: 179 - 185