c. a. peery, m. l. keefer, and s. r. lee idaho cooperative fish and wildlife research unit u.s....
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C. A. Peery, M. L. Keefer, and S. R. Lee Idaho Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit
U.S. Geological Survey and
Northwest Fisheries Science CenterNOAA Fisheries
C. A. Peery, M. L. Keefer, and S. R. Lee Idaho Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit
U.S. Geological Survey and
Northwest Fisheries Science CenterNOAA Fisheries
Funding:U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
U. S. Geological Survey
Funding:U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
U. S. Geological Survey
Use of known-source adult chinook salmonUse of known-source adult chinook salmon
and steelhead to evaluate homing and survival of adult migrants in the Columbia River:
2000-2002
and steelhead to evaluate homing and survival of adult migrants in the Columbia River:
2000-2002
USGSUSGSscience for a changing worldscience for a changing world
NWFSCNOAA
Study goal: Use radio telemetry to monitor and evaluate passage of adult salmon and steelhead in Columbia and Snake rivers
MethodsMethods
2. Release tagged fish downstream 2. Release tagged fish downstream
and upstream of Bonneville Dam.and upstream of Bonneville Dam.
1. Collect and tag fish at Bonneville Dam.1. Collect and tag fish at Bonneville Dam.
Snake RiverSnake River
Columbia RiverColumbia River
Rock Rock IslandIsland
Rocky Rocky ReachReach
WellsWells
Chief Chief JosephJoseph
Grand Grand CouleeCoulee
CanadaCanada
U.S.A.U.S.A.
McIntyre McIntyre DamDamLake Lake OsoyoosOsoyoosZosel Zosel
DamDam
The The DallesDalles
John John DayDay McNary McNary
Lower Lower GraniteGranite
Priest Priest RapidsRapids
PortlandPortland
WanapumWanapum
Yakima R.Yakima R.
Lower Lower MonumentalMonumental
LittleLittleGooseGoose
BonnevilleBonneville
Ice Ice HarborHarbor
Study Area
Use of PIT tagsUse of PIT tags
1999: Trial use of archival Data Storage Transmitters (DSTS). fish tagged at Ice Harbor Dam and retrieved at Lower Granite Dam using Sort-by-Code
1999: Trial use of archival Data Storage Transmitters (DSTS). fish tagged at Ice Harbor Dam and retrieved at Lower Granite Dam using Sort-by-Code
2000: Selecting for known-source fish at Bonneville Dam for evaluations of homing ability.2000: Selecting for known-source fish at Bonneville Dam for evaluations of homing ability.
2002: Double tagged (radio and PIT) fish used to evaluate fishway PIT tag detectors and lost tags.2002: Double tagged (radio and PIT) fish used to evaluate fishway PIT tag detectors and lost tags.
2002: Develop methods to interpret fishway PIT tag detections to evaluate adult salmon and steelhead passage at dams.2002: Develop methods to interpret fishway PIT tag detections to evaluate adult salmon and steelhead passage at dams.
ObjectivesObjectives
Summarize homing and straying rates for known-source adults Summarize homing and straying rates for known-source adults
Identify fates and distribution of known-source fish that did not home or strayIdentify fates and distribution of known-source fish that did not home or stray
• Mainstem harvest • Mainstem harvest
• Unknown fate • Unknown fate
BOBO TDTD
JDJDMNMN
IHIHLMLM GOGO
LGrLGr
PRPR
WPWP
RIRI
RRRR
WLWL
Upstream from LGrUpstream from LGr
255 (20%)255 (20%)
At LGrAt LGr
383 (30%)383 (30%)
YakimaYakima
218 (17%)218 (17%)
Upper Columbia dams and hatcheriesUpper Columbia dams and hatcheries
277 (22%)277 (22%)
Carson NFHCarson NFH
78 (6%)78 (6%)
At LoMoAt LoMo
46 (4%)46 (4%)
PIT-tag sites for 1,276 sp/su chinook salmon with radiosPIT-tag sites for 1,276 sp/su chinook salmon with radios
John DayJohn Day
15 (1%)15 (1%)
other: 3 Umatilla, 1 Tucannonother: 3 Umatilla, 1 Tucannon
(2000-2002)(2000-2002)
BOBO TDTD
JDJDMNMN
IHIHLMLM GOGO
LGrLGr
PRPR
WPWP
RIRI
RRRR
WLWL
Upstream from LGrUpstream from LGr
143 (11%)143 (11%)
At LGrAt LGr
650 (51%)650 (51%)
466 (36%)466 (36%)
PIT-tag sites for 1,285 steelhead with radios (2000-2002)PIT-tag sites for 1,285 steelhead with radios (2000-2002)
UmatillaUmatilla
18 (1%)18 (1%)
other: 1 Yakima, 1 Wind, 4 Walla Walla, Tucannon 2other: 1 Yakima, 1 Wind, 4 Walla Walla, Tucannon 2
Upper Columbia dams and hatcheriesUpper Columbia dams and hatcheries
BOBO TDTD
JDJDMNMN
IHIHLMLM GOGO
LGrLGr
PRPR
WPWP
RIRI
RRRR
WLWL
Upstream from LGrUpstream from LGr
or Lyons Ferryor Lyons Ferry
5 (4%)5 (4%)
PIT-tag sites for 118 fall chinook with radios (2000-2002)PIT-tag sites for 118 fall chinook with radios (2000-2002)
UmatillaUmatilla
18 (1%)18 (1%)
other: 1 Ringold Hatcheryother: 1 Ringold Hatchery
Upper Columbia damsUpper Columbia dams
97 (82%)97 (82%)
YakimaYakima
10 (8%)10 (8%)5 (4%)5 (4%)
PR HatcheryPR Hatchery
Homing/Escapement* of PIT-tagged stocksHoming/Escapement* of PIT-tagged stocks
Wind JohnDayYakima Snake UCol Umatilla Snake UCol
Ho
min
g (
%)
0
20
40
60
80
100
200020012002
Sp/Su chinook Steelhead
Wind JohnDayYakima Snake UCol Umatilla Snake UCol
Ho
min
g (
%)
0
20
40
60
80
100
200020012002
Sp/Su chinook Steelhead
* Homing for Snake fish = last recorded upstream from Lower Granite Dam or at LGr Trap* Homing for Snake fish = last recorded upstream from Lower Granite Dam or at LGr Trap
* Homing for Upper Columbia fish = last recorded upstream from Priest Rapids Dam* Homing for Upper Columbia fish = last recorded upstream from Priest Rapids Dam
140140470470 186186
3838120120
4848
1515
28282929
9898
88
9999
1010
357357 436436
326326140140
2000
Chi-square tests for between-stock differences in homingChi-square tests for between-stock differences in homing
Snake v. Wind
Snake v. U. Columbia
Snake v. Yakima
2001 2002
Wind v. U. Columbia
Yakima v. Wind
Yakima v. U. Columbia
Snake v. U. Columbia
Steelhead
Sp/Su Chinook
0.120 0.391 0.131
0.357
0.008 yak
0.004 yak
0.060
0.191
0.130 0.688
0.141
0.087
0.008 yak
0.977
0.007 col
Wind JohnDayYakima Snake UCol Umatilla Snake UCol
Str
ayi
ng
(%
)
0
5
10
15
20
200020012002
Sp/Su chinook Steelhead
Wind JohnDayYakima Snake UCol Umatilla Snake UCol
Str
ayi
ng
(%
)
0
5
10
15
20
200020012002
Sp/Su chinook Steelhead
Straying* of PIT-tagged stocksStraying* of PIT-tagged stocks
* Includes fish harvested out-of-basin whose straying may have been temporary* Includes fish harvested out-of-basin whose straying may have been temporary
40%40%
(38% of sp/su chinook and 31% of steelhead strays were harvested)(38% of sp/su chinook and 31% of steelhead strays were harvested)
470470
186186
3838
120120
4848
1515
28282929
88
9999
1010
357357
436436
326326
140140
140140
9898
Where PIT-tagged sp/su chinook stocks strayedWhere PIT-tagged sp/su chinook stocks strayed
BO TD
JDMN
IH
LM GO
LGr
PR
WP
RI
RR
WL
Snake (13)
U. Columbia (3)
Total straying rate = 1.88% (24/1,276)
Wind (6)
Yakima (1)
Umatilla (1)
stray harvest
Where PIT-tagged steelhead stocks strayedWhere PIT-tagged steelhead stocks strayed
BO TD
JDMN
IH
LM GO
LGr
PR
WP
RI
RR
WL
Snake (46)
U. Columbia (32)
Total straying rate = 6.85% (88/1,285)
Walla Walla (4)
Tucannon (1)
Umatilla (5)
stray harvest
Differential steelhead straying: shoreline orientation?Differential steelhead straying: shoreline orientation?
Strayed into OR-shore tributaries
Strayed into WA-shore tributaries
Did not stray in lower river 752
32
10
Snake
435
9
22
Upper
Columbia
P = 0.003 P = 0.065
Stock
Chi-square test
Wind JohnDayYakima Snake UCol Umatilla Snake UCol
Ma
ins
tem
ha
rve
st
(%)
0
5
10
15
20
25
200020012002
Sp/Su chinook Steelhead
PIT-tagged stocks harvested in mainstem* fisheriesPIT-tagged stocks harvested in mainstem* fisheries
470
186
38
120
48
15
28
29
8
99
10
357
436
326140
98
140
* Downstream from Lower Granite and Priest Rapids dams* Downstream from Lower Granite and Priest Rapids dams
ds BO BO pool TD pool JD pool abv MN lower Snake
Num
ber
of h
arve
sted
fish
0
10
20
30
40
50
WindJohn DayYakimaSnakeU. ColumbiaUmatillaTucannonSnakeU. Columbia
Distribution of mainstem* harvestDistribution of mainstem* harvest
Chinook
Steelhead
* Downstream from Lower Granite and Priest Rapids dams
11
181
77101
781
65
Wind JohnDayYakima Snake UCol Umatilla Snake UCol
Un
kn
ow
n f
ate
(%
)
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
200020012002
Sp/Su chinook Steelhead
PIT-tagged stocks unaccounted for* in mainstemPIT-tagged stocks unaccounted for* in mainstem
* Includes fish last recorded at dams or in reservoirs downstream from L. Granite/P. Rapids
470
18638
120
48
15
28
29
8
99
10
357 436 326
140
98
140
2000
Chi-square tests for between-stock differences in unknownChi-square tests for between-stock differences in unknown
Snake v. Wind
Snake v. U. Columbia
Snake v. Yakima
2001 2002
Wind v. U. Columbia
Yakima v. Wind
Yakima v. U. Columbia
Snake v. U. Columbia
Steelhead
Sp/Su Chinook
0.021 snr 0.009 col 0.909
0.022 win
<0.001 win
0.048 snr
0.001 col
0.531
0.867 0.057
0.028 snr
0.223
0.981
0.100
0.218
yak (1.7%)
snr (6.2%)
col (12.9%)
win (17.2%)
ds BO BO pool TD pool JD pool abv MN lower Snake
Num
ber
of h
arve
sted
fish
0
10
20
30
40
50
WindJohn DayYakimaSnakeU. ColumbiaUmatillaTucannonSnakeU. Columbia
Distribution of fish with unknown* fateDistribution of fish with unknown* fate
Chinook
Steelhead
* Downstream from Lower Granite and Priest Rapids dams
7
62
54304
870
44
Collection gallery
PIT-tag site
Upstream LGr
Homing to L. Granite by PIT-tagged chinook with radios:Homing to L. Granite by PIT-tagged chinook with radios:
n % home% recaptureddownstream % stray
255 83.9
LGr - Barge
LGr - River
201 70.1 10.9 5.0 13.9
182 81.9 12.9 1.1 4.9
10.2 0.4 5.5
sites ds% mainstem
<0.001 0.726 0.030 0.003
<0.001 0.796 0.002 0.002
0.880 0.533 0.378 0.801
Chi-sq
tests
Barge v. River
Barge v. Upstream
River v. > Upstream
Effects of juvenile bargingEffects of juvenile barging
PIT-tag site
Homing to L. Granite by PIT-tagged steelhead with radios:Homing to L. Granite by PIT-tagged steelhead with radios:
n % home% recaptureddownstream % stray
142 79.6
LGr - Barge
LGr - River
135 65.9 6.7 9.6 17.8
514 73.7 10.9 5.6 9.7
8.5 2.8 9.2
sites ds% mainstem
Barge v. River 0.072 0.145 0.652 0.009
Barge v. Upstream 0.011 0.575 0.018 0.035
River v. > Upstream 0.155 0.398 0.173 0.838
Chi-sq
tests
Upstream LGr
Effects of juvenile bargingEffects of juvenile barging
Estimates of homing, straying, harvest and unknown fate:Estimates of homing, straying, harvest and unknown fate:
~ 81.2%~ 81.2%
ChinookChinook
HomingHoming
~ 1.9%~ 1.9%StrayingStraying
~ 9.2%~ 9.2%HarvestHarvest
~ 7.8%~ 7.8%UnknownUnknown
Conclusions: Chinook SalmonConclusions: Chinook Salmon
Homing relatively high for Yakima River, low for Wind RiverHoming relatively high for Yakima River, low for Wind River
Large differences in proportions of unaccounted for fishbetween stocks, mostly in 2001: low harvest of summer chinookLarge differences in proportions of unaccounted for fishbetween stocks, mostly in 2001: low harvest of summer chinook
Barged fish home at lower rates, stray at higher rates andtended to have larger proportions with unknown fateBarged fish home at lower rates, stray at higher rates andtended to have larger proportions with unknown fate
Estimates of homing, straying, harvest and unknown fate:Estimates of homing, straying, harvest and unknown fate:
~ 83.9%~ 83.9%
SteelheadSteelhead
HomingHoming
~ 6.9%~ 6.9%StrayingStraying
~ 11.2%~ 11.2%HarvestHarvest
~ 10.5%~ 10.5%UnknownUnknown
Conclusions: SteelheadConclusions: Steelhead
Homing generally consistent between stocksHoming generally consistent between stocks
Upper Columbia stocks harvested at higher rates than Snake River stocksUpper Columbia stocks harvested at higher rates than Snake River stocks
Barged fish home at lower rates, stray at higher rates andtended to have larger proportions with unknown fateBarged fish home at lower rates, stray at higher rates andtended to have larger proportions with unknown fate
Methods Obj. 2. Build and install PIT detectors.
Instream PIT detectors are based on 23 mm, 12 mm and 12 mm extended read range 134 kHz ISO tags.
Components:
Open coil inductor loops composed of multi-strand wire strung through 4 in. diameter PVC pipe. Multiple loops can be combined to cover stream widths. Largest units tested to date were 6 x 2 m.
Multiplexor.Portable computerPower supplyWeatherproof housing
Methods Obj. 2. Build and install PIT detectors.
Face view Side view
Water level
Flow