Mainstem Stehekin and Side Channel Spawning Surveys Sample Clauses

Mainstem Stehekin and Side Channel Spawning Surveys. The intent of the snorkel surveys is to develop a better estimate of the total number of kokanee being produced in the Stehekin River and to track changes in distribution of spawners in the watershed. Initial kokanee spawning snorkel surveys have been conducted in side channel habitat of the mainstem Stehekin River (Xxxx Xxxxxx, pers. com.). Kokanee spawning surveys conducted during the previous license focused on index reaches of tributaries to Lake Chelan and the Stehekin River (Xxxxxxx 2000; Xxxxx and Xxxxxxx 2004). Significant kokanee production could be emanating from the mainstem and side channel habitat of the Stehekin River that is not being assessed using current survey methods (DES 2000b). To assess this additional potential kokanee production, snorkel surveys will be conducted every 3 to 5 years, beginning in 2010, in side channels and mainstem reaches of the Stehekin River. A probabilistic sample of index reaches will be selected that facilitates estimation of the entire kokanee escapement in the Stehekin River. Assess kokanee spawner escapement and distribution in the lower 10 miles of the Stehekin River mainstem, side-channels, and tributaries:
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