McIninch, S. P. and C. H. Hocutt (1987).  Effects of turbidity on estuarine fish 
response to strobe lights. Journal of Applied Ichthyology.  3:97-105.
	
The efficacy of a strobe light and a combined strobe light/bubble curtain system 
was evaluated under turbid water conditions as a fish avoidance scheme. Three 
estuarine species commonly impinged at electric generating facilities along the 
Atlantic coast of the United States were tested: Atlantic menhaden Brevoortia 
tyrannus, spot Leiostomus xanthurus, and white perch Morone americana. The 
strobe light/bubble curtain combination was the most effective system studied in 
all cases. An interesting phenomenon was that fish avoidance to strobe light 
systems increased with turbidity over the range tested (clear, 39-45 and 102-138 
NTU).