Abundance and Run Timing of Adult Salmon in Tanada Creek 2006 Report

McCormick MB and Sarafin DR. 2008. Abundance and Run Timing of Adult Salmon in Tanada Creek 2006 Report. USFWS Office of Subsistence Management, Fisheries Resources Monitoring Program, Annual Report. Final Report No. FIS04-502. Copper Center, Alaska

Tanada Creek salmon are highly susceptible to Federal and State subsistence users as well as commercial harvest. The Batzulnetas Area subsistence fisheries specifically target Tanada Creek salmon stocks. Monitoring Tanada Creek salmon stocks aids in assessing sockeye salmon escapement into the uppermost tributaries of the Copper River and in evaluating the harvest opportunity for subsistence fishers in the Batzulnetas Area fishery and the uppermost portion of the Glennallen Subdistrict. The dynamic nature of the flows in Tanada Creek has prevented a rigid picket weir from functioning successfully. The feasibility of a floating resistance board weir and a video counting tower as monitoring tools are tested in Tanada Creek.

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Published Report
Authors
McCormick, Molly; Sarafin, David
Date of Issue
2008-02-13
Units
WRST
Keywords
Abundance, Batzulnetus, Chinook Salmon, Copper River tributaries, Federal Subsistence, fish weir, Monitoring, salmon runs, Sockeye Salmon, Southeast Alaska, Tanada Creek, Tanada Lake Stock/status and Trends, timing, Upper Copper River Fishery, Use

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