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Paul
Dorsett is the owner and operator of Total Lake Management.
Paul holds a Bachelor of Science degree and a Master of Science
degree in Wildlife and Fisheries Sciences from Texas A&M
University class of 1992 and 1994, respectively. Paul is experienced
in aquatic ecosystems including fish production, aquatic plant
control and water quality issues. His involvement with aquaculture
and business management began in 1989. In 1994, while working
as the manager for TAMU fisheries research station, Paul took
on a weekend job working for Bob Lusk (owner of Texoma Hatchery
and Pond Boss Magazine) managing private ponds. Private pond
management in Texas proved to be his passion and in 1998,
Paul purchased the southern portion of Bob's business renaming
the business Total Lake Management. Paul is licensed by the
Texas Department of Agriculture as a commercial aquatic herbicide
applicator, a member of the Texas Chapter of the American
Fisheries Society, and serves on the board of directors for
the Texas Aquaculture Association.
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Matt
Ward is a resident fisheries biologist. A native of Dallas,
Texas Matt began his pursuit of a Bachelor of Science in Biology,
at Texas A&M University, after spending 6 years with his
family in Chad, Africa. Following completion of his degree Matt
went on to pursue a Master of Science in Biochemistry also from
Texas A&M University. During this time Matt worked in a
laboratory studying molecular biology for three years when he
decided the call of the Texas outdoors was just too strong to
resist. He now works with our team providing new perspectives
on fisheries management. An avid fisherman, Matt enjoys pursuing
virtually any species of fish from fresh to saltwater whether
it be with a 5wt fly rod or a 12ft long surf rod. His love for
the outdoors drives him as he works toward fisheries management
goals.
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Dawn
Dorsett received a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Texas
at Austin in 1991 and a Bachelor of Science in Wildlife and
Fisheries Sciences from Texas A&M University class of 1992.
She was employed by Texas Parks and Wildlife Inland Fisheries
Division in Bryan, Texas for seven years as a fisheries technician.
She has a wide range of fisheries management experience on both
public and private waters. She is presently the office manager,
fisheries technician, and aesthetic aquatic plant consultant
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| Joy
Carroll is frequently the first person you will speak with at
the Total Lake Management office. Joy began working for Total
Lake Management as our secretary in 2002. She is responsible
for many of the day to day activities within the office. |
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