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Yakima River Fall Chinook Supplementation 2010-11 Melinda Davis Yakama Nation, YKFP

Goals and Objectives Conservation: 1) increase population viability (abundance, diversity and spatial distribution) by moving to a locally adapted fall Chinook brood stock and by re-establishing a summer run component, and, 2) ensure that population size remains large enough to allow the population to maintain itself

Goals and Objectives Harvest: 1) meet or exceed Treaty harvest obligations consistently and on a long-term sustainable basis, 2) maintain or increase recreational fisheries on a long-term sustainable basis Habitat: continue work to address limiting factors as identified in the Yakima Subbasin Plan

Yakima River Releases 99-11 Released LWH Yakima Sub-Year Yearling Marion Billys Stiles Skov/ Buck TOTAL 1999 1,690,000 192,000 1,882,000 2000 1,695,037 306,000 16,000 2,017,037 2001 1,699,136 427,753 12,000 2,138,889 2002 1,704,348 286,158 4,000 1,994,506 2003 1,771,129 365,409 18,000 2,154,538 2004 1,748,200 561,385 52,223 2,361,808 2005 1,700,000 466,000 41,000 75,000 38,890 2,320,890 2006 1,683,664 130,002 2,000 118,835 1,934,501 2007 50,000 15,731 5,000 1,845,731 2008 789,993 14,069 1,833 5,253 11,308 72,296 5,417 900,169 2009 1,647,275 299,574 7,516 24,245 180,911 2,159,521 2010 1,680,045 290,282 12,167 22,945 200,747 2,206,186 2011 1,699,944 ~600,000 22,857 176,364 39,406 2,538,571

Yearling vs Sub-yearling to McNary (Neeley, 2011)

2010 Fall Chinook Adult Passage above Prosser Dam

2007 Redd Surveys above Prosser 1,132 over Prosser Dam Yakima River- 321 Redds 55.1% Emerald Rd to Granger (RM70-83) 44.9% Granger to Zillah (RM83-91) 0% Zillah to SSD (RM91-104) 0% Union Gap (RM107-117) Naches River- 0 Redds Wapatox Dam to Cowiche Dam 2,888 Adults over Prosser Dam Yakima River- 269 Redds 88 Emerald Rd to Granger (RM70-83) 161 Granger to Zillah (RM83-91) 19 Zillah to SSD (RM91-104) 1 Union Gap (RM107-117) Naches River- 0 Redds Wapatox Dam to Cowiche Dam

2010 Redds in Marion Drain 59 Redds 35.6% above Hwy 97 64.4% below Hwy 97

*No Surveys conducted in 2000

Re-Establishing Summer Chinook in the Yakima River Objective: To initiate investigation of the feasibility of establishing an early-run fall Chinook population in the Yakima River, with the goals being to: Develop a naturally spawning adult population in the Yakima River between Sunnyside Dam and Roza Dam, and in the lower Naches River from the mouth to the Tieton River, and, Increase the number of natural-origin returning summer-run adults in the lower Columbia, Zone 6, and the lower Yakima River contributing to harvest augmentation for both the tribal and sports fishery.

WDFW Wells Hatchery

YN Marion Drain Hatchery

Summer Chinook Release N Released CWT only PIT Release 2008 180,911 150,866 30,045 6/12/09 200,747 170,750 29,997 5/14/10 39,406 9,513 29,893 4/29/11 100% females tested for Virus and BKD Results: all keepers! BY2008-09 Released from Stiles pond, lower Naches River *BY2010 Released from Buckskin Sleugh, lower Naches River *Eastbank H. Summer Chinook Yearlings surplus (Wenatchee stock) acclimated at Stiles pond.

Summer Chinook release to McNary 5/14/10 6/14/09 *2009 release was late and a 100% blockage determined at Wapato Dam fish bypass; cleared for 2010 release. *2011 release data pending.

Wenatchee Summer Chinook Yearlings N Mark Release BY2009 76,357 20K PIT 6,357 AD 5/16/11 BY2009 100,000 100% CWT+AD 5/16/11 Final Acclimation at Stiles Pond, lower Naches River

2010-11 Plans on-going Bring in green eggs/milt from Wells Hatchery Continue In-basin Yearling vs. Subyearling comparison releases from Prosser Hatchery. Bring in ~500,000 green eggs/milt from Priest Rapids H. as the initial phase of transistion from using broodstock from the LWS hatchery to Priest Rapids Hatchery, as recommended by both USFWS hatchery review and the HSRG. Redd Surveys on the Yakima River between Prosser and Roza Dams and lower Naches River. Radio Tag Returning Adults at the Prosser Denil

2010-11 Future Plans Locate acclimation site in the lower river below Wanawish Dam (Horn Rapids) for out-of-basin fall chinook. Establish a summer chinook mobile acclimation unit for use in the Yakima River above Union Gap, or the lower Naches River. Finalize and Submit Fall/Summer Chinook Master Plan for approval.

Acknowledgements BIG THANKS TO EACH OF YOU! Fall Chinook/Coho: Andrew Lewis, Gene Sutterlict Jr., Joe Jay Pinkham III, Quincy Wallahee and Conan Northwind, Markeyta Pinkham, Theron Blodgett and Christopher Hannigan, who carried out the daily field activities to make it happen. YN: Mel Sampson, Dave Fast, Mark Johnston, Todd Newsome, Bill Bosch, Dave Lind, Doug Neeley, Bill Fiander and Ida Sohappy-Ike Prosser and Marion Drain Hatchery: Joe Blodgett, Michael Fiander, Oliver Davis Jr., Terrace Campo and the Hatchery crews. Chandler Juvenile Monitoring Facility: Leroy Senator, Wayne Smartlowit, Sey Billy, Morales Ganuelas, Steve Salinas, Arnold Barney, Steve Blodgett, Sheila Decoteau, Ray Decoteau. BIG THANKS TO EACH OF YOU! This project is funded by the Bonneville Power Administration and is administered through Patty Smith.