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Open File Report 2014-1016

Open File Report 2014-1016. Methow and Columbia Rivers Studies, Washington—Summary of Data Collection, Comparison of Database Structure and Habitat Protocols, and Impact of Additional PIT Tag Interrogation Systems to Survival Estimates, 2008–2012

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Open File Report 2014-1016

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  1. Open File Report 2014-1016 Methow and Columbia Rivers Studies, Washington—Summary of Data Collection, Comparison of Database Structure and Habitat Protocols, and Impact of Additional PIT Tag Interrogation Systems to Survival Estimates, 2008–2012 By Kyle D. Martens, Wesley T. Tibbits, Grace A. Watson, Michael A. Newsom, and Patrick J. Connolly Appendix 1-1. Length frequency from all side channel sites (2008–2012). This appendix contains 189 graphs for key species (rainbow/steelhead, coho, and Chinook) found at each site and occasion. Graphs were plotted for every 2 mm.

  2. Did not sample UC in Spring

  3. Did not sample UC in Spring

  4. Did not sample WH in Spring

  5. Did not sample CC in Spring

  6. Did not sample SC4 in Spring

  7. Did not sample 3R in Spring • No RBT found in fall data collection

  8. Did not sample 3R in Spring

  9. Did not sample 3R in Spring

  10. Did not sample LM in spring

  11. Did not sample LM in spring

  12. Did not sample LM in spring

  13. RBT not found in spring data collection

  14. CHN not found in spring data collection

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