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Author: Audra Lee Janiak Brase Publisher: ISBN: Category : Chinook salmon Languages : en Pages : 29
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This report describes a management plan for the chinook salmon fisheries of the Chena and Salcha Rivers, with the objective of managing sport harvest to achieve the Biological Escapement Goals (BEG) for each river.
Author: Audra Lee Janiak Brase Publisher: ISBN: Category : Chinook salmon Languages : en Pages : 29
Book Description
This report describes a management plan for the chinook salmon fisheries of the Chena and Salcha Rivers, with the objective of managing sport harvest to achieve the Biological Escapement Goals (BEG) for each river.
Author: Lee K. Borden Publisher: ISBN: Category : Chinook salmon Languages : en Pages : 0
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This project surveys the Chinook salmon sport fishery on the Nushagak River. Information will be collected on angler-days of effort by type of angler (guided vs. unguided) and gear (bait or no bait), catch and harvest rates of Chinook salmon, as well as age, sex, length, weight, and genetics of Chinook salmon in the sport harvest. Data will be reported to fisheries managers in Dillingham daily, providing real-time information regarding sport fishing success as well as the composition of the harvest. Data collected from onsite surveys will be used to document use patterns and design regulations that will accommodate growth of the sport fishery and maintain angling opportunity. Results will also guide review of current regulations and will be used to assess the effectiveness of current regulations in maintaining compliance with the management plan.
Author: Eric Wood Publisher: ISBN: Category : Chinook salmon Languages : en Pages : 43
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A creel survey will be conducted to estimate sport angler effort, catch, and harvest of large (≥75 cm mid eye to tail fork length) early- and late-run Chinook salmon in the lower Kenai River between the Warren Ames Bridge (river mile [RM] 5.1) and Slikok Creek sanctuary area (RM 18.6). Creel survey estimates will be geographically stratified in relation to the RM 13.7 Kenai River Chinook salmon sonar to provide angler effort, catch, and harvest of large Chinook salmon. A standardized inriver netting project will be conducted in the Kenai River at RM 8.6 to index abundance and estimate the age, sex, and length (ASL) composition of large early- and late-run Chinook salmon. Inseason estimates of Chinook salmon catch and harvest, used in conjunction with sonar passage estimates, inseason catch rates, and the length of returning Chinook salmon from the inriver netting study are used by fisheries managers for inseason management decisions to achieve escapement goals. This plan covers the creel survey and inriver netting studies for the 2021–2023 seasons.
Author: Matthew R. Catterson Publisher: ISBN: Category : Salmon fisheries Languages : en Pages : 0
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This project will evaluate the feasibility of a mark selective fishery in the Southeast Alaska Chinook salmon sport fishery. Information on existing mark selective fisheries, current Alaska Department of Fish and Game Chinook management, research, and assessment programs, Southeast Alaska Chinook salmon sport fishery characteristics and enhancement operations, and stakeholder input will be synthesized. A cost-benefit analysis of mark selective fishery implementation under different scenarios will inform recommendations to fisheries managers, hatchery operators, and stakeholder groups in the context of domestic and international salmon management regimes describing the challenges and opportunities presented by mark select fisheries.
Author: Daryl Lescanec Publisher: ISBN: Category : Chinook salmon Languages : en Pages : 22
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The Deshka River is the largest producer and has the largest sport fishery of Chinook salmon in the North Cook Inlet Management Area. The Deshka River weir has operated seasonally since 1995. A floating, resistance-board-weir is used at river mile (RM) 7 to enumerate Chinook and coho salmon and to collect age, sex, and length data from these species. The Deshka River sustainable escapement goal (SEG) range is currently 9,000–18,000 fish for Chinook salmon and 10,200–24,100 fish for coho salmon. Data collected at this weir are used to manage sport and commercial fisheries inseason and to develop and evaluate escapement goals. This project is also used as a platform to collect harvest data upstream of RM 7, passage data of other fish species, environmental data, and it provides recapture data for the greater Susitna River drainage Chinook salmon mark–recapture project.
Author: Joshua T. Ream Publisher: ISBN: Category : Chinook salmon Languages : en Pages : 160
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In Alaska, statewide declines of Chinook salmon led to the development of the Chinook Salmon Research Initiative--a program aimed at better understanding these declines. Among the indicator stocks chosen for this study was the Stikine River in Southeast Alaska. This watershed is a dynamic system that influences the lives of people in Canada and Alaska, both contemporarily and since time immemorial. Its salmon runs support commercial, sport, and subsistence harvest activities. While American and Canadian entities have long studied Stikine River Chinook salmon stocks to affect improved management, rarely has Local and Traditional Knowledge (LTK) of these stocks been compiled and analyzed alongside of Western science and management. This study reports on LTK shared by commercial, sport, and subsistence users of Chinook salmon in Wrangell and Petersburg, Alaska. The knowledge, perceptions, and observations of these fishers provides stakeholder perspective on the Stikine River's Chinook salmon, their habitats, human consumption, economics, and fisheries management over time. This information may help to better inform the study and management of Chinook salmon in this important transboundary river.
Author: Audra Lee Janiak Brase
Author: Audra Lee Janiak Brase
Author: Matthew J. Evenson
Author: Lee K. Borden
Author: Wesley A. Bucher
Author: Eric Wood
Author: Matthew R. Catterson
Author: Timothy R. McKinley
Author: Daryl Lescanec
Author: Joshua T. Ream
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