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Carlander's Handbook of Freshwater Fishery Biology (1969) contains lifehistory data from many species of freshwater fish found in North America. Ithas been cited over 1200 times and used to produce standard-weight curves forsome species. Recent work (Cole-Fletcher et al. 2011) suggests Carlander (1969)contains numerous errors in listed weight-length equations. This paper assessesthe weight-length relationships listed in Carlander for muskellunge, northernpike, and chain pickerel by comparing graphs of the weight vs. length equationswith other data listed and with standard weight curves published by independentsources. A number of discrepancies are identified through this analysis and newweight-length relationships are produced from listed data.

An Assessment of Weight-Length Relationships for Muskellunge,Northern Pike, and Chain Pickerel In Carlander's Handbook of Freshwater Fishery Biology