Estimation of Coho Salmon escapement in the Ugashik Lakes, Alaska Peninsula National Wildlife Refuge, Alaska, 2001-2003

Edwards MR and Larson JP. 2004. Estimation of Coho Salmon escapement in the Ugashik Lakes, Alaska Peninsula National Wildlife Refuge, Alaska, 2001-2003. Alaska Fisheries Technical Report. Number 69. United States Fish And Wildlife Service. King Salmon, AK

Local subsistence users have expressed concern over the lack of inseason escapement information for Coho Salmon entering the Ugashik Lakes. Escapement monitoring of coho salmon in the Ugashik Commercial Fishing District is from infrequent aerial surveys at the end of the season. The lack of in-season escapement information has lead to concerns of possible over harvest by the sport-fish user group.

Type
Published Report
Authors
Edwards, Michael; Larson, James
Date of Issue
2004-04
Publisher
United States Fish And Wildlife Service
Units
KATM
Keywords
Alaska, Alaska Peninsula, Alaska Peninsula NWR, Anadromous, Coho Salmon, Counting Tower, Escapement, Fish, Oncorhynchus kisutch, Riverine, run timing, Subsistence, subsistence fishing, Ugashik lakes

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