Fish Distribution - General Sample Clauses

Fish Distribution - General. Fish survey data is primarily available for only the headwater reaches of the Watercourses With Headwaters (green) within the drainage districts. Very limited fish survey data is available for the lowland reaches of the Watercourses With Headwaters (green) and for Watercourses Without Headwaters (magenta). Fish survey data has not been collected for Artificial Watercourses (yellow). Watercourses With Headwaters (green) typically support reproducing populations of Coho salmon and Cutthroat trout. The reproducing populations of Cutthroat trout can be either anadromous or resident. Anadromous adult Coho and Cutthroat typically enter the lower reaches of the watercourse to begin their upstream migration to the spawning habitats in late fall. Spawning occurs in the upper reaches of the watercourse where suitable spawning substrate is present and accessible. Coho spawn in the late fall and Cutthroat spawn in early spring. Coho adults die after spawning whereas Cutthroat can survive to spawn in successive years. Anadromous adult Cutthroat that survive spawning out migrate the watercourse from mid to late spring. After hatching from gravel nests (redds), emerging juvenile Coho and Cutthroat will distribute themselves to suitable rearing habitats in the watercourse. Anadromous juvenile Coho and Cutthroat generally spend 22 to 18 months rearing in freshwater before migrating to the marine environment. Generally, juvenile anadromous Coho and Cutthroat are present in the accessible reaches of the watercourse throughout the year. Resident adult and juvenile Cutthroat are typically present in the upper reaches of the watercourses throughout the year. In addition to fish originating from this watercourse type, it is generally assumed that between February and July, fish from other watercourses may immigrate from the estuary into the lower reaches of the watercourse via the culvert/tide gates to forage on available prey. It is generally assumed that the upstream distribution and duration of residence for these immigrating fish is limited by water quality, prey availability and their physiological affinity for salt water. In addition to salmonid species, forage fish species such as surf smelt and sand xxxxx also use the estuary habitats for rearing and could potentially immigrate into the lower reaches of the watercourse. Adult native char and cutthroat could also be expected to immigrate into the lower reaches of the watercourse in pursuit of juvenile salmon and forage fi...
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