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Actions for 2012. Assuming an NOR return of 506 late winter steelhead, the Decision Rules indicate a release of 482,389 late winter steelhead smolts along with 650,000 summer steelhead smolts. The Upper Cowlitz and Xxxxxx programs are assumed to be no greater than 118,000 and 48,500 late winter steelhead, respectively (see Figure 3-7). Table 3-4. 2012 Lower Cowlitz late winter steelhead hatchery program. 2013 Smolt Release Number1 Prior to Credit Adjustment 482,389 Release Size (fish/lb) 5.5 Credit Adjustment (number) 8,092 Credit Adjustment (lbs) 1,471 lbs Adjustment for Pound Limit, if any 0 Net Smolt Release Target for 2013 (number) 473,297 Net Smolt Release Target for 2013 (lbs) 86,054 lbs 1 Target smolt number to be released from the 2011 brood, i.e., smolts will be released iin 2013. 1 Target smolt number to be released from the 2011 brood, i.e., smolts will be released iin 2013. Table 3-5. 2012 Lower Cowlitz summer steelhead hatchery program. Author: johnsmjj Subject: Sticky Note Date: 8/30/2011 4:00:53 PM This fall & winter (2011) and January 2012 will represent the 2012 brood for steelhead and cutthroat. Author: johnsmjj Subject: Highlight Date: 8/30/2011 3:58:55 PM Author: johnsmjj Subject: Highlight Date: 8/30/2011 4:01:25 PM Author: johnsmjj Subject: Sticky Note Date: 8/30/2011 4:04:41 PM Same comment as above. 2013 Smolt Release Number1 Prior to credit adjustment 650,000 Release Size (fish/lb) 5.5 Adjustment for Pound Limit, if any 0 Net Smolt Release Target for 2013 (number) 650,000 Net Smolt Release Target for 2013 (lbs) 118,182 Management Precision—performance evaluation to improve run forecasting and harvest over time to more effectively implement the Decision Rules. In other words, this monitors the effectiveness of the application of the Decision Rules. A methodology for estimating NOR returns of Upper Cowlitz fall Chinook adults in- season should be developed. This methodology should include a strategy to identify and transport all NORs and the appropriate number of HORs to selected locations in the upper river for harvest and natural spawning. These values will be collected during monitoring for Lower Cowlitz fall Chinook, Upper River spring Chinook and Upper River coho. No further monitoring is identified.
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Actions for 2012. Table 3-5. 2012 Upper Cowlitz Fall Chinook Program. 1 Target smolt number to be released from the 2011 brood, i.e., smolts will be released iin 2013. S 7,000 Number of Adults Transported and Released above Cowlitz Falls 2013 Smolt Release Number1 Prior to Credit Adjustment Author: xxxxxxxx Subject: Highlight Date: 8/30/2011 4:36:03 PM Author: johnsmjj Subject: Highlight Date: 8/30/2011 4:07:27 PM Author: johnsmjj Subject: Sticky Note Date: 8/30/2011 4:36:01 PM If there were smolts to be released it should say 2012 brood not the 2011 brood released in 2014.
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Actions for 2012. Table 3-7 summarizes the planned actions for 2011, consistent with the Decision Rules for Upper Cowlitz/Cispus coho. Note that broodstock collected in 2012 will produce smolts to be released in 2014. The release numbers in 2011 are from brood collected in 2009. Table 3-7. 2012Upper Cowlitz/Cispus coho program. 2013 Smolt Release Number1 Prior to Credit Adjustment 978,000 Release Size (fish/lb) 15 Credit Adjustment (number)—See Section 3.13.1 0 Credit Adjustment (lbs) 0 Adjustment for Pound Limit, if any 0 Net Smolt Release Target for 2014 (number) 978,000 Net Smolt Release Target for 2014 (lbs) 65,200 All NOR returns not needed for brood will be transported above Cowlitz Falls. Number of HOR Adults from Upper Cowlitz Integrated Program Transported above Cowlitz Falls S25,000 1 Target smolt number to be released from the 2011 brood, i.e., smolts will be released iin 2013. Author: johnsmjj Subject: Highlight Date: 8/30/2011 4:34:44 PM Author: johnsmjj Subject: Highlight Date: 8/30/2011 4:32:29 PM Author: johnsmjj Subject: Sticky Note Date: 8/30/2011 4:34:41 PM Should be 2012 brood released in 2014?
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Actions for 2012. Table 3-8. 2012 Upper Cowlitz steelhead hatchery program. Author: johnsmjj Subject: Sticky Note Date: 8/30/2011 4:39:10 PM The 2013 smolt release will be from the 2012 brood taken as eggs in the spring of 2012. Author: johnsmjj Subject: Highlight Date: 8/30/2011 4:38:07 PM 2013 Smolt Release Number1 118,000 1 Target smolt number to be released from the 2011 brood, i.e., smolts will be released iin 2013. All smolts will be released from the hatchery below Xxxxxxxx. Kelt Reconditioning Study – A study will be implemented using a limited number of winter steelhead kelts to determine if kelt reconditioning can benefit recovery of listed winter steelhead in the upper Cowlitz River. The study duration will not exceed four years and the total number of kelts reconditioned will not exceed 20 fish annually. Selected NOR kelts will be collected at Cowlitz Falls Dam and transported to the Cowlitz Trout Hatchery for inclusion in the study. Females will be rated as good or fair condition (see below) and only those males that are rated as good condition will be used in this study, consistent with the following priority: 1) good females, 2) fair females, and 3) good males. Because of the small number of fish included in this study, it is likely that only “good” females will be used. At the end of the study data will be summarized and analyzed, and presented to the FTC to determine if kelt reconditioning should occur in future years, and if so, at what level. Wild late winter-run steelhead kelts will be collected at the Cowlitz Falls Fish Facility between April and July where abundance historically has averaged about 200 wild (unmarked) kelts per year (range 86 to 373). Tacoma Power will transport the kelts to the Cowlitz Trout Hatchery (CTH) where adults will be held in the adult holding ponds. Xxxxx will be sequestered by arrival week and reconditioning will be modeled after the Yakama Nation kelt “short-term” reconditioning program at Prosser. Specific details need to be developed, but enerally reconditioning involves a one-time injection with antibiotics (Oxytetracycline), fre Specific details need to be developed, but generally reconditioning nvolves a one-time injection with antibiotics (Oxytetracycline), regular treatment with formalin to prevent fungal infection and introduction of feed using eze-dried krill. Steelhead kelts will be held 3 to 5 weeks depending on the re-initiation of feeding. They will then be transported to a pre-determined release location (e.g....
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Actions for 2012. Table 3-10. Xxxxxx steelhead program 2012 actions. 1 Capitoll and operating costs of acclimation will be a WDFW responsibility. 50,000 Released from Acclimation Ponds at 5.5 fish/lb 2014. 1 51,000 Steelhead Reared to 20 fish/lb at Cowlitz Hatchery and Transferred to Xxxxxx Acclimation Ponds Author: johnsmjj Subject: Highlight Date: 9/1/2011 10:47:33 AM Author: johnsmjj Subject: Sticky Note Date: 9/1/2011 10:47:48 AM I thought TP was taking this on???
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Actions for 2012. Author: johnsmjj Subject: Highlight Date: 9/1/2011 10:49:05 AM Author: johnsmjj Subject: Sticky Note Date: 9/1/2011 10:49:23 AM goals? steelhead, but developing harvest goes for th is species will require a separate effort. The production target for brood year 2012 is 101,247 smolts at 4 fish per pound, including off-station releases. An action plan for altering the release (later) and/or location (transporting downstream) of searun cutthroat should be developed and implemented to address predation if juvenile monitoring shows predation by this species is a concern.
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