MANAGEMENT AND RESEARCH OF KALAMA RIVER STEELHEAD WASHINGTON DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE KALAMA RESEARCH TEAM PAT HULETT CAMERON SHARPE CHRIS WAGEMANN.

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MANAGEMENT AND RESEARCH OF KALAMA RIVER STEELHEAD WASHINGTON DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE KALAMA RESEARCH TEAM PAT HULETT CAMERON SHARPE CHRIS WAGEMANN CHRIS GLEIZES

2 ACKNOWLEDEMENT$ NMFS NMFS WDFW WDFW MITCHELL ACT COLUMBIA RIVER FISHERIES DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM

3 OVERVIEW  O. mykiss DIVERSITY  FISHERY OPPORTUNITIES  MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES  STOCK AND LIFE HISTORY FORMS  RESIDENT / ANADROMOUS  HATCHERY / WILD  NATIVE / INTRODUCED

4  CONTRIBUTING FACTORS  HABITAT FEATURES  FISH BIOLOGY  RESEARCH AND MANAGEMENT  GOOD FORTUNE OVERVIEW

LOWER COLUMBIA REGION

6 KALAMA WATERSHED

LOWER KALAMA FALLS

FISHWAY TRAP

SORTING AND PASSAGE

WILD SUMMER-RUN

WILD WINTER-RUN

RESIDENT RAINBOW TROUT

15 EARLY MANAGEMENT  WILD FISHERY PRIOR TO 1950s  NON-LOCAL HATCHERY STOCKS SINCE LATE 1950s (SKAMANIA SR, BEAVER CR. WR)  SEPARATE H & W STOCK MGMT  H & W TIMING DIFFERENCES

KALAMA FISHERY ZONES

Kalama Mainstem Temperatures

18 HARVEST RESTRICTIONS  WILD STOCK DECLINES IN 1980s  SR WILD RELEASE REGS IN 1986 (April – October)  WR WILD RELEASE REGS IN 1991 (Year Around)

SUMMER-RUN HARVEST DATA

WINTER-RUN HARVEST DATA

21 HATCHERY-WILD ISSUES  IMPACTS OF H PROGRAMS ON WILD?  KALAMA RESEARCH STARTED 1975  H SPAWNERS OUTNUMBERED WILD  H SPAWNERS PRODUCED JUVENILES  ADULT PRODUCTION LOWER FOR H FISH  PARTIAL H & W REPROD. ISOLATION  GENETIC AND ECOLOGICAL RISKS

22 HATCHERY-WILD ISSUES  STOPPED PASSING HATCHERY FISH ABOVE FISHWAY IN 1997  NEEDED TO STOP JUMPERS  50% OF SR JUMPED FALLS

KALAMA FALLS CURTAIN OF DENIAL

SUMMER-RUN ESCAPEMENT

WINTER-RUN ESCAPEMENT

HATCHERY WB SUMMER-RUN

HATCHERY WB WINTER 3-SALT

HATCHERY WB WINTER 4-SALT?

KALAMA FISHERY ZONES

30 THE END Upper Kalama Falls: end of Kalama River anadromous zone

BE LEGAL -- BE SAFE! WILD RELEASE RULES ENFORCED IN THESE WATERS