Fishes of the Last Frontier (ePub)

William J. (Bill) Hauser has been trying to catch fish or trying to learn about fish since he was a youngster. He began fishing with his father and grandfather shortly after he learned to walk. Formal training as a fish biologist began during his college years at the University of Wisconsin where he received a B.S. degree in Zoology. More education continued with a M.S. degree in Fish and Wildlife Management at Montana State University, and a Ph.D. in Zoology at the University of Maine. Bill has participated in fishery work in most of the major regions of the United States in a career that began in 1964 as an assistant to graduate students. Bill has lived and worked in Alaska since 1980, including a 22-year tenure as a fishery biologist with the Alaska Department of Fish and Game which included a variety of fishery projects in many parts of Alaska. Most of his studies were about salmon, but some studies included other fishes as well. He learned more about other fishes through his involvement with the American Fisheries Society. Bill writes a column, FISH TALK, for the monthly newsletter of the Alaska Fly Fishers. He has published technical scientific reports about fish and a book, Letters From Alaska, The Inside to the Outside, that depicts many of his experiences while living, working, and recreating in many parts of Alaska. Bill lives in Anchorage with his wife, Karel.

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