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Columbia River Fish Runs and Fisheries

Columbia River Fish Runs and Fisheries. Cindy LeFleur WDFW August 2004. Columbia River Summer Chinook Returns. 2004 Return 92,400. Columbia River Sockeye Returns. 2004 Return 123,700. Columbia River Fall Chinook Returns. 2004 Forecast 634,900. Upriver Bright Fall Chinook Returns.

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Columbia River Fish Runs and Fisheries

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  1. Columbia River Fish Runs and Fisheries Cindy LeFleur WDFW August 2004

  2. Columbia River Summer Chinook Returns 2004 Return 92,400

  3. Columbia River Sockeye Returns 2004 Return 123,700

  4. Columbia River Fall Chinook Returns 2004 Forecast 634,900

  5. Upriver Bright Fall Chinook Returns 2004 Forecast 287,000

  6. Mid-Columbia Bright Fall Chinook Returns 2004 Forecast 88,800

  7. Bonneville Pool Hatchery Fall Chinook Returns 2004 Forecast 150,000

  8. Bonneville Dam Observation

  9. Timing of adult fall chinook at Bonneville Dam 2004 Expectations 321,800 Brights 131,500 Tules

  10. Columbia River Recreational Fisheries

  11. Salmonid Angler Trips Below Bonneville Dam 2003 Estimated Economic Value ~$55 million

  12. Columbia River Commercial Fisheries

  13. Economic Value of Non-Indian Commercial Fisheries 2003 Economic Value ~$6 million

  14. Columbia River Treaty Indian Fisheries

  15. Economic Value of Treaty Indian Commercial Fisheries 2000 Economic Value ~$1.5 million

  16. Management Guidelines ESA – Endangered Species Act Snake River Fall Chinook Lower Columbia Chinook Steelhead (4 ESUs) Lower Columbia Chum Oregon State ESA – Lower Columbia Wild Coho

  17. Management Guidelines 31.29% URB harvest rate 8.25% non-Indian 23.04% treaty Indian 17% impact rate on wild Group B steelhead 2% non-Indian 15% treaty Indian

  18. WDFW Web Site http://www.wdfw.wa.gov/fish/crc/crcindex.htm Joint Staff Reports Joint State Action Notices Fact Sheets

  19. ODFW Web Site http://www.dfw.state.or.us/ODFWhtml/InfoCntrFish/InterFish/crm.html#LastAction Columbia River Fisheries and ManagementIn-Season Information Page Joint Staff Reports Joint State Action Notices Fact Sheets

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