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Xxxxxx Xxxx Collection Facility and General Operations. (Attachment A) During the month of April, a total 856 fish were captured at the Xxxxxx Xxxx Collection Facility; the majority (76%) of these fish were blank wire tag (BWT) winter steelhead (n=654) followed by hatchery spring Chinook (n=119). All hatchery steelhead were transported to Xxxxx River Fish Hatchery and processed by WDFW. A total 72 of 654 BWT winter steelhead captured were radio tagged and returned downstream as part of the required Adult Trap Efficiency (ATE) study. The remainder of BWT winter steelhead were transported upstream in addition to one cutthroat trout and fifty-four recaptured radio tagged steelhead. Twenty-two wild winter steelhead, five wild spring Chinook, and one hundred-nineteen hatchery spring Chinook were captured and held for brood stock collection at Xxxxxx and Speelyai Fish Hatcheries. Daily operation of the Xxxxxx Xxxx Collection Facility were suspended on Friday, April 17 through and Sunday, April 19 due to a faulty limit switch that caused some minor mechanical damage to the fish xxxxxxx and lift system. The Xxxxxx Trap was returned to service on Monday, April 20. The Auxiliary Water Supply (AWS) system, which can boost attraction flow up to 400 cfs, was operated daily. The Ladder Water Supply (LWS) was operated daily throughout the month of April. River flow below Xxxxxx Dam ranged between approximately 2,370 cfs to 6,460 cfs during April. Discharge, cubic feet per second Upstream Transport (Attachment A) To date, 1,064 (642 m: 422 f) BWT winter steelhead have been transported and released upstream of Swift Reservoir (27 of which were captured via tangle net in the lower river as part of the Hatchery and Supplementation Plan Monitoring). In addition, seven cutthroat trout exceeding thirteen inches have been transported upstream of Swift Reservoir. In addition, Xxxxxxxxx reported about 8-10 winter steelhead are continuing to be caught a day, with summer steelhead starting to show up. We are still waiting on large numbers of spring Chinook to show up. No outages are anticipated, but will continue to communicate with the ACC as they come up. Swift Floating Surface Collector (Attachment A)

Xxxxxx Xxxx Collection Facility and General Operations. (Attachment A) During the month of AprilMarch, a total 856 284 fish were captured at the Xxxxxx Xxxx Adult Fish Collection Facility; the . The majority (76%) of these fish were blank wire tag (BWT) winter steelhead (n=654256 - 97%) followed by of both hatchery spring Chinook and wild (n=119)NOR and Blank Wire Tag) origin. All hatchery steelhead fish were transported given to Xxxxx River Washington Department of Fish Hatchery and processed by WDFWWildlife. Four coastal cutthroat greater than 13-inches were captured this month. A total 72 of 654 BWT winter steelhead captured were radio tagged and returned downstream as part of the required Adult Trap Efficiency (ATE) study. The remainder of BWT winter steelhead were transported upstream in addition to one cutthroat trout and fifty-four recaptured radio tagged steelhead. Twenty-two wild winter steelhead, five wild spring Chinook, and one hundred-nineteen hatchery spring Chinook were have been captured and held for brood stock collection at Xxxxxx and Speelyai Fish Hatcheries. Daily operation of the Xxxxxx Xxxx Collection Facility were suspended on Friday, April 17 Trap through and Sunday, April 19 due to a faulty limit switch that caused some minor mechanical damage to the fish xxxxxxx and lift systemMarch 2017. The Xxxxxx Trap was returned to service on MondayDam adult fish trap ran continuously through the month except during the high water event that occurred from March 16 through March 22, April 20in which the tailrace elevation exceeded the operational limit of the fish lift and conveyance system. The During this period, the Auxiliary Water Supply (AWS) system, system (which can boost attraction flow up to 400 cfs, was operated daily. The Ladder Water Supply (LWS) was operated daily throughout turned off along with the month of Aprilfish lift, however the ladder water supply and hatchery return effluent remained on. River flow below Xxxxxx Dam ranged fluctuated between approximately 2,370 5,510 and 26,100 cfs to 6,460 cfs during Aprilthroughout the month of March. Discharge, cubic feet per second Upstream Transport At total of 139 Blank Wire Tag (Attachment ABWT) To date, 1,064 (642 m: 422 f) BWT winter steelhead were transported upstream above Swift Dam in March 2016. These fish combined with an additional 18 BWTs transported earlier this winter (November – December 2016), 6 in January and 38 in February 2017, accounts for a total of 201 BWTs transported for the 2017 run year. Seventy BTWs have been transported radio tagged and released upstream of Swift Reservoir (27 of which were captured via tangle net in the lower river back downstream so far as part of the Hatchery Xxxxxx Adult Trap Efficiency (ATE) Evaluation, which began February 16, 2017. Eleven of these fish had been recaptured and Supplementation Plan Monitoring)transported upstream by the end of March. In addition, seven Seven coastal cutthroat trout exceeding thirteen inches have been transported upstream of Swift Reservoirin 2017. In addition, Xxxxxxxxx reported about 82017 Late-10 winter steelhead are continuing to be caught a day, with summer steelhead starting to show up. We are still waiting on large numbers of spring Chinook to show up. No outages are anticipated, but will continue to communicate with the ACC as they come up. Winter Steelhead (BWTs) (thru March 2017) Male Female Total Swift Floating Surface Collector During the month of March, near 3,000 fish were collected at the Swift FSC with the majority of these fish being coho fry (Attachment A70%; n = 2,000). Except for bull trout and planted rainbows, all fishes (and life-stages) were transported downstream. The prevalence of coho fry in March is a new development this year and is likely attributed to the recent inclusion of late-coho being now transported upstream as part of recovery efforts. Surface water temperatures in Swift Reservoir remained low through the month of March and ranged typically between 4 and 5oC. Operation of the Swift FSC was suspended in early March due gear deployment and installation associated with the 2017 Collection Efficiency Evaluation, and again in mid-March on due to of high water and spill conditions. Total flow through Swift Dam (generation combined with spill) from March 18 through 21 met the requirements for lowering the fish barrier net (>17,000 cfs). Under these conditions, the FSC is turned off to prevent attracting fish to the inside of the net as well as minimizing excessive debris loading. Fish Facility Report Sockeye Chum Pink Cutthroat (>13 inches) Cutthroat (< 13 inches) Rainbow (< 20 inches) Bull Trout (> 13 inches) Bull Trout (< 13 inches) Daily Total Xxxxxx Adult Trap Reporting Date March 2017 Spring Chinook 1 Early Coho Late Coho S. Steelhead W. Steelhead Fall Chinook AD-Clip Wild Recap TOTAL2 AD-Clip CWT Wild Recap TOTAL2 AD-Clip CWT Wild Recap TOTAL2 Fresh Recap Wild AD-Clip BWT RT Recap Wild AD-Clip Wild Recap X X XX X X XX X X XX X X XX X X XX X X XX M F XX M F XX M F XX M F XX M F XX M F XX M F JK M F JK M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F JK M F XX X X JK M F M F M F 16-Mar 17-Mar 18-Mar 19-Mar 20-Mar 21-Mar 22-Mar 1 Only hatchery verses wild distinctions are currently being made. All hatchery fish are labeled as "AD-Clip". 2 Total counts do not include recaptured salmon. Fish Facility Report Swift Floating Surface Collector March 2017 Day Coho Chinook Steelhead Cutthroat Bull Planted Total fry xxxx smolt xxx xxxx smolt xxx xxxx smolt xxxx xxx < 13 in > 13 in Trout Rainbow 01 02 18 19 20 21 28 Monthly 2000 178 237 0 16 82 0 11 16 0 4 37 1 0 256 2838

Xxxxxx Xxxx Collection Facility and General Operations. (Attachment AB) Karchesky (PacifiCorp) provided a summary of Xxxxxx Collection Facility. During the month of April, a total 856 860 fish were captured at the Xxxxxx Xxxx Adult Fish Collection Facility; the . The majority (76%) of these fish were blank wire tag (BWT) adult winter steelhead (n=654551 - 64%) followed by of both hatchery and wild (NOR and Blank Wire Tag) origin and spring Chinook (n=119290 – 33%). All hatchery steelhead fish were transported given to Xxxxx River Washington Department of Fish Hatchery and processed by WDFWWildlife. Five coastal cutthroat greater than 13-inches were also captured this month. A total 72 of 654 BWT winter steelhead captured were radio tagged and returned downstream as part of the required Adult Trap Efficiency (ATE) study. The remainder of BWT winter steelhead were transported upstream in addition to one cutthroat trout and fifty-four recaptured radio tagged steelhead. Twenty-two wild winter steelhead, five wild spring Chinook, and one hundred-nineteen hatchery 332 spring Chinook were have been captured and held for brood stock collection at Xxxxxx and Speelyai Fish Hatcheries. Daily operation of the Xxxxxx Xxxx Collection Facility were suspended on Friday, Trap through April 17 through and Sunday, April 19 due to a faulty limit switch that caused some minor mechanical damage to the fish xxxxxxx and lift system2017. The Xxxxxx Trap was returned to service on Monday, April 20. The Auxiliary Water Supply (AWS) system, which can boost attraction flow up to 400 cfs, was operated daily. The Ladder Water Supply (LWS) was operated daily throughout Dam adult fish trap ran continuously through the month of April. River flow below downstream of Xxxxxx Dam ranged fluctuated between approximately 2,370 2,850 and 10,900 cfs to 6,460 cfs during Aprilthroughout the month. Discharge, cubic feet per second Upstream Transport (Attachment AB) To date, 1,064 Karchesky (642 m: 422 fPacifiCorp) provided a summary of upstream transport. A total of 345 Blank Wire Tag (BWT) adult winter steelhead were transported upstream of Swift Dam in April 2016. These fish combined for a total of 546 BWT winter steelhead have been transported and released upstream of Swift Reservoir (27 of which were captured via tangle net in the lower river as part of the Hatchery 2017 run year. One hundred forty-five BTWs have been radio tagged and Supplementation Plan Monitoring)released back downstream so far as part of the Xxxxxx Adult Trap Efficiency (ATE) Evaluation, which began February 16, 2017. In addition, seven Seventy-nine of these fish had been recaptured and transported upstream by the end of April. Twelve coastal cutthroat trout exceeding thirteen inches have been transported upstream of Swift Reservoirin 2017. In addition, Xxxxxxxxx reported about 82017 Late-10 winter steelhead are continuing to be caught a day, with summer steelhead starting to show up. We are still waiting on large numbers of spring Chinook to show up. No outages are anticipated, but will continue to communicate with the ACC as they come up. Winter Steelhead (BWTs) (thru April 2017) Male Female Total 305 241 546 Swift Floating Surface Collector (Attachment AB) Karchesky (PacifiCorp) provided a brief overview of the Swift Floating Surface Collector operations. During the month of April, nearly 3,000 fish were collected at the Swift FSC. Except for bull trout and planted rainbows, all fishes (and life-stages) were transported downstream. Surface water temperatures in Swift Reservoir remained low through the month of April and ranged typically between 5 and 6o C. The Swift FSC ran continuously throughout the month of April. Other It was noted by PacifiCorp and WDFW that spring Chinook collection was much better than past years and there should be some fish available for upstream transport. It was noted that once WDFW reaches their adult spring Chinook broodstock needs (estimated at 1,100 adults) the remainder of the hatchery fish can be transported upstream. Coded wire tagged fish will be retained at the hatchery. All wild fish in excess of acclimation brood stock will be transported upstream. Spring Chinook Adults – Returns to date appear to be on track for meeting acclimation program goal. See detailed handout, Acclimation Fish Numbers, April 14, 2017. Meeting adjourned 11:30am Agenda items for June 8, 2017  May 11, 2017 Meeting Notes  Tour Acclimation Pond Sites  Study/Work Product Update Next Scheduled Meeting: June 8, 2017 Xxxxxx Hydro Control Center Ariel, WA 9:00 a.m. - 11:30 p.m. Meeting Handouts & Attachments:  Meeting Notes from 4/13/17  Agenda from 5/11/17  Xxxxx Xxxxxx - April 14, 2017 email; Acclimation fish numbers  Attachment A – Xxxxx River Upper and Lower Phase 1 Aquatic Fund Priority Reaches Maps  Attachment B - Xxxxx River Fish Passage Report (April 2017) Citation Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife. 2009 (Appendix D). Fish Passage and Surface Water Diversion Screening Assessment and Prioritization Manual. Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife. Olympia, Washington. XxXxxx, Xxxxxxxx From: Xxxxxx, Xxxxx Sent: Friday, April 14, 2017 2:40 PM To: XxXxxx, Xxxxxxxx Subject: Acclimation fish numbers The following is copied from the January 2017 notes in answer to the question about how numbers were assigned to the smaller spring Chinook outplanting number:

Xxxxxx Xxxx Collection Facility and General Operations. (Attachment A) During the month of AprilDecember, a total 856 1,986 fish were captured at the Xxxxxx Xxxx Collection Facility; the majority (7679%) of these fish were hatchery winter steelhead (n=1,570) followed by late run hatchery coho (n=377). All hatchery summer and winter steelhead, hatchery fall Chinook, coded wire tag coho, and hatchery coho jacks were given to Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife. WDFW also retrieved seven wild adult coho for brood stock. Three wild winter steelhead and eleven resident rainbow trout less than twenty inches were captured at Xxxxxx trap and returned downstream. Seven derby trout from Xxxxxx reservoir were captured at Xxxxxx trap post spill event and given to WDFW. Five blank wire tag (BWT) winter steelhead (n=654) followed by hatchery spring Chinook (n=119). All hatchery steelhead were transported to Xxxxx River Fish Hatchery steelhead, four cutthroat trout greater than thirteen inches, and processed by WDFW. A total 72 of 654 BWT winter steelhead captured were radio tagged and returned downstream as part of the required Adult Trap Efficiency (ATE) study. The remainder of BWT winter steelhead three hundred seven were transported upstream in addition to one cutthroat trout and fifty-four recaptured radio tagged steelheadof Swift Dam. Twenty-two wild winter steelhead, five wild spring Chinook, and one hundred-nineteen hatchery spring Chinook were captured and held for brood stock collection Operations at Xxxxxx and Speelyai Fish Hatcheries. Daily operation of the Xxxxxx Xxxx Collection Facility trap were suspended on FridayDecember 8-15, April 17 through 17-18, and Sunday, April 19 due to 20th of 2015 during a faulty limit switch that caused some minor mechanical damage to the fish xxxxxxx and lift systemhigh flow/spill event. The Xxxxxx Trap trap was returned to put back into automated service on MondayDecember 20, April 202015 following flows meeting criteria for safe trap operation. The Auxiliary Water Supply (AWS) system, which can boost attraction flow up to 400 cfs, was operated daily. The Ladder Water Supply (LWS) was operated daily throughout the month of Aprilin exception to high water events during peak spill at Xxxxxx Dam. River flow below Xxxxxx Dam ranged between approximately 2,370 3,590 cfs to 6,460 31,700 cfs during AprilDecember. Discharge, cubic feet per second Upstream Transport (Attachment A) To date, 1,064 1,223 (642 746 m: 422 477 f) BWT winter steelhead have been transported and released upstream of Swift Reservoir (27 of which were captured via tangle net in the lower river as part of the Hatchery and Supplementation Plan Monitoring). In addition, seven 3,754 (2,030 m: 1,694 f: 30 j) coho (2,259 of which were captured at Xxxxx River Fish Hatchery) and 31 coastal cutthroat trout exceeding thirteen inches have been transported upstream of Swift Reservoir. In addition, Xxxxxxxxx reported about 8-10 winter steelhead are continuing to be caught a day, with summer steelhead starting to show up. We are still waiting on large numbers of spring Chinook to show up. No outages are anticipated, but will continue to communicate with the ACC as they come up. Swift Floating Surface Collector (Attachment A)Reservoir this year.

Xxxxxx Xxxx Collection Facility and General Operations. (Attachment A) During the month of April, a total 856 860 fish were captured at the Xxxxxx Xxxx Adult Fish Collection Facility; the . The majority (76%) of these fish were blank wire tag (BWT) winter steelhead (n=654551 - 64%) followed by of both hatchery and wild (NOR and Blank Wire Tag) origin and spring Chinook (n=119290 – 33%). All hatchery steelhead fish were transported given to Xxxxx River Washington Department of Fish Hatchery and processed by WDFWWildlife. Five coastal cutthroat greater than 13-inches were also captured this month. A total 72 of 654 BWT winter steelhead captured were radio tagged and returned downstream as part of the required Adult Trap Efficiency (ATE) study. The remainder of BWT winter steelhead were transported upstream in addition to one cutthroat trout and fifty-four recaptured radio tagged steelhead. Twenty-two wild winter steelhead, five wild spring Chinook, and one hundred-nineteen hatchery 332 spring Chinook were have been captured and held for brood stock collection at Xxxxxx and Speelyai Fish Hatcheries. Daily operation of the Xxxxxx Xxxx Collection Facility were suspended on Friday, Trap through April 17 through and Sunday, April 19 due to a faulty limit switch that caused some minor mechanical damage to the fish xxxxxxx and lift system2017. The Xxxxxx Trap was returned to service on Monday, April 20. The Auxiliary Water Supply (AWS) system, which can boost attraction flow up to 400 cfs, was operated daily. The Ladder Water Supply (LWS) was operated daily throughout Dam adult fish trap ran continuously through the month of April. River flow below Xxxxxx Dam ranged fluctuated between approximately 2,370 2,850 and 10,900 cfs to 6,460 cfs during Aprilthroughout the month. Discharge, cubic feet per second Upstream Transport At total of 345 Blank Wire Tag (Attachment ABWT) To date, 1,064 (642 m: 422 f) winter steelhead were transported upstream above Swift Dam in April 2016. These fish combined for a total of 546 BWT winter steelhead have been transported and released upstream of Swift Reservoir (27 of which were captured via tangle net in the lower river as part of the Hatchery 2017 run year. One hundred fourty-five BTWs have been radio tagged and Supplementation Plan Monitoring)released back downstream so far as part of the Xxxxxx Adult Trap Efficiency (ATE) Evaluation, which began February 16, 2017. In addition, seven Seventy-nine of these fish had been recaptured and transported upstream by the end of April. Twelve coastal cutthroat trout exceeding thirteen inches have been transported upstream of Swift Reservoirin 2017. In addition, Xxxxxxxxx reported about 82017 Late-10 winter steelhead are continuing to be caught a day, with summer steelhead starting to show up. We are still waiting on large numbers of spring Chinook to show up. No outages are anticipated, but will continue to communicate with the ACC as they come up. Winter Steelhead (BWTs) (thru April 2017) Male Female Total 305 241 546 Swift Floating Surface Collector During the month of April, nearly 3,000 fish were collected at the Swift FSC. Except for bull trout and planted rainbows, all fishes (Attachment A)and life-stages) were transported downstream. Surface water temperatures in Swift Reservoir remained low through the month of April and ranged typically between 5 and 6o C. The Swift FSC ran continuously throughout the month of April. Fish Facility Report Sockeye Chum Pink Cutthroat (>13 inches) Cutthroat (< 13 inches) Rainbow (< 20 inches) Bull Trout (> 13 inches) Bull Trout (< 13 inches) Daily Total Xxxxxx Adult Trap Reporting Date April 2017 Spring Chinook 1 Early Coho Late Coho S. Steelhead W. Steelhead Fall Chinook AD-Clip Wild Recap TOTAL2 AD-Clip CWT Wild Recap TOTAL2 AD-Clip CWT Wild Recap TOTAL2 Fresh Recap Wild AD-Clip BWT RT Recap Wild AD-Clip Wild Recap X X XX X X XX X X XX X X XX X X XX X X XX M F XX M F XX M F XX M F XX M F XX M F XX M F JK M F JK M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F JK M F XX X X JK M F M F M F 1 Only hatchery verses wild distinctions are currently being made. All hatchery fish are labeled as "AD-Clip". 2 Total counts do not include recaptured salmon. Fish Facility Report Swift Floating Surface Collector April 2017 Day Coho Chinook Steelhead Cutthroat Bull Planted Total fry xxxx smolt xxx xxxx smolt xxx xxxx smolt xxxx xxx < 13 in > 13 in Trout Rainbow Monthly 495 155 252 0 18 322 0 19 200 1 6 40 6 0 1148 2662

Xxxxxx Xxxx Collection Facility and General Operations. (Attachment A) During the month Karchesky (PacifiCorp) provided an overview of April, a total 856 fish were captured passage operations at the Xxxxxx Xxxx Collection Facility; . During the month of March, a total 284 fish were captured at the facility. The majority (76%) of these fish were blank wire tag (BWT) winter steelhead (n=654256 - 97%) followed by of both hatchery spring Chinook and wild (n=119)NOR and Blank Wire Tag) origin. All hatchery steelhead fish captured in March were transported given to Xxxxx River Washington Department of Fish Hatchery and processed by WDFWWildlife. A total 72 of 654 BWT winter steelhead captured were radio tagged and returned downstream as part of the required Adult Trap Efficiency (ATE) study. The remainder of BWT winter steelhead were transported upstream in addition to one cutthroat trout and fifty-four recaptured radio tagged steelhead. Twenty-two wild winter steelhead, five wild spring Chinook, and one hundred-nineteen hatchery spring Chinook were and four coastal cutthroat greater than 13-inches have been captured and held for brood stock collection at Xxxxxx and Speelyai Fish Hatcheries. Daily operation of the Xxxxxx Xxxx Collection Facility were suspended on Friday, April 17 Trap through and Sunday, April 19 due to a faulty limit switch that caused some minor mechanical damage to the fish xxxxxxx and lift systemMarch 2017. The Xxxxxx Trap was returned to service on MondayDam adult fish trap ran continuously through the month except during the high water event that occurred from March 16 through March 22, April 20in which the tailrace elevation exceeded the operational limit of the fish lift and conveyance system. The During this period, the Auxiliary Water Supply (AWS) system, system (which can boost attraction flow up to 400 cfs, was operated daily. The Ladder Water Supply (LWS) was operated daily throughout turned off along with the month of Aprilfish lift, however the ladder water supply and hatchery return effluent remained on. River flow below Xxxxxx Dam ranged fluctuated between approximately 2,370 5,510 and 26,100 cfs to 6,460 cfs during Aprilthroughout the month of March. Discharge, cubic feet per second Upstream Transport Xxxxxxxxx provided a brief overview of the ongoing Adult Trap Efficiency study using Blank Wire Tag (Attachment ABWT) To date, 1,064 (642 m: 422 f) BWT winter steelhead steelhead. Seventy BTWs have been transported radio tagged and released upstream of Swift Reservoir (27 of which were captured via tangle net in the lower river back downstream so far as part of the Hatchery Xxxxxx Adult Trap Efficiency (ATE) Evaluation, which began February 16, 2017. Eleven of these fish had been recaptured and Supplementation Plan Monitoring). In addition, seven cutthroat trout exceeding thirteen inches have been transported upstream by the end of Swift ReservoirMarch. In addition, Xxxxxxxxx reported about 8-10 winter steelhead are continuing to be caught a day, with summer steelhead starting to show up. We are still waiting on large numbers of spring Chinook to show up. No outages are anticipated, but This study will continue to communicate with through the month of May. Xxxxxxxxx reminded the ACC as they come up. Swift Floating Surface Collector (Attachment A)that the 2017 evaluation is the third year of migratory behavior studies at the facility and a discussion of results and next steps will be scheduled for the July 2017 ACC meeting.