The Negative View Problem: Linkages of habitat & fish Degraded tributary habitat Degraded Saginaw Bay habitat shoreline alteration Loss of connectivity.

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The Negative View

Problem: Linkages of habitat & fish Degraded tributary habitat Degraded Saginaw Bay habitat shoreline alteration Loss of connectivity contaminants Consequence: No achievement of FCO for: Percids, sturgeon, lake herring, anadromous salmonines, habitat Continued fish consumption advisories Habitat

Non-Indigenous Species zebra mussel ruffe Bythotrephes round goby

Non-Indigenous Species

Problems: Sea Lamprey Predation on lake trout Production of Lampreys in St. Marys River Colonization by zebra mussels Unknown effects from BC, ruffe, gobies New invasions to come - Ballast water Cormorant Consequence: Prevent rehabilitation of lake trout Potential invasions lead to unpredictability Prevent achievement of most FCOs Continued management of exotic species

Reliance on Exotic Prey Base Problem: Alewife and smelt dominate prey Bloater more abundant but not used Consequence: Not using full potential of ecosytem Limit ability to meet Salmonine FCO Prevent achievment of Overall Objective Predation on eggs & larval of native fish

Barrier Passage Problem: Passage of lake sturgeon Passage of anadromous salmonids Passage of walleye Maintaining species diversity Consequence : Prevent achievement of FCO for: walleye, sturgeon, anadromous salmonids

Barrier Passage Problem: Removal of barriers Passage of anadromous salmonids Consequence : Expand spawning habitat for sea lamprey Increase transport of critical contaminants

Exploitation Problem: Overfishing on Lake Trout Overfishing on Northern Pike Consequence : Limit recruitment Prevent rehabilitation of lake trout Prevent achievement of Salmonine FCO Prevent achievement of Esocid FCO

Complete Estimates of Harvest Problem: No sport harvest most of Ontario Incomplete sport havest Michigan Under-reported commercial harvest Consequence: No evaluation of harvest based FCOs

Natural Reproduction of Chinook Salmon Problem: No estimate of natural reproduction Consequence : Salmonine & prey objectives not met Overstocking Increased BKD Management problems

Changes in Diporeia Abundance

Problem: Unknown affect on benthic feeding fishes Unknown cascade effect on ecosytem Consequence: Limit ability to achieve Coregonine FCO? Ecosystem not in equilibrium Changes in Diporeia Abundance

Cage Culture Operations

Cage Culture Operations Problem: Expanding “inlake operations” Escapement Consequence: Degredation of water quality Introduction unwanted species/strains Fish health concerns

“You know, we’re just not reaching him!”

Coregonine Objective Exceeding Harvest Goal of 3.8 million kg Lake whitefish abundance High/Stable Lake whitefish harvest above historical levels Lake herring abundance increasing Round whitefish populations stable/normal? Round whitefish harvest at historical levels Bloater harvest at historical levels

Salmonine Objective Diverse fish community of: lake trout, chinook, coho, rainbow, pink salmon Lake trout dominant predator? Limited lake trout rehabilitation in Parry Sound, Alpena, Owen Sound, 6-Fathom Bank 1836 Consent Decree promotes decrease in lake trout exploitation

Percid Objective Walleye dominant coolwater predator over its traditional range Sturgeon Objective Maintaining populations in Canadian waters

Esocid Northern pike as prominent predator throughout its natural range Channel Catfish Channel catfish as prominent predator throughout its natural range

Sea Lamprey Objective Chemical treatment of St. Marys River 1998 & 1999 Application of Sterile-Male Technique St. Marys River Increased Trapping on St. Marys River

Natural Reproduction of Chinook Study started to estimate natural reproduction lakewide Estimates of Harvest Expanded creel surveys in Michigan and Ontario

 Dredging the Pine (DDT)and Saginaw Rivers (PCBs)  Significant decline in PCBs, DDT, Dioxins in fish and wildlife from 1970s Contaminants