Figure 1. Estimated yearly natural production of all races of adult Chinook Salmon in the Central Valley and numbers are from CDFG Grand Tab (February 5, 2004). Baseline numbers ( ) are from Mills and Fisher (CDFG, 1994) Average = 495, Average = 511,462 Estimated number of all races of adult Chinook DRAFT Goal = 990,000 (Final Restoration Plan)

Figure 2. Estimated yearly natural production of adult fall-run Chinook salmon in the Central Valley, and in river escapements and numbers are from CDFG Grand Tab (February 5, 2004). Baseline numbers ( ) are from Mills and Fisher (CDFG, 1994) Average =374, Average = 472,880 Estimated number of adult of fall-run Chinook DRAFT Goal = 750,000 (Final Restoration Plan)

Figure 3. Estimated yearly adult natural production, and in river adult escapements of winter-run Chinook salmon in the Central Valley numbers are from CDFG Grand Tab (February 5, 2004). Baseline numbers ( ) are from Mills and Fisher (CDFG, 1994) Average = 55, Average = 6,284 Estimated number of adult winter-run Chinook DRAFT Goal = 110,000 (Final Restoration Plan) Data not available

Figure 4. Estimated yearly adult natural production, and in river adult escapements of late-fall-run Chinook salmon in the Central Valley – 2003 numbers are from CDFG Grand Tab (February 5, 2004). Baseline numbers ( )are from Mills and Fisher (CDFG, 1994) Average = 34, Average = 19,223 Estimated number of adult late-fall Chinook DRAFT Goal = 68,000 (Final Restoration Plan) Data not available

Figure 5. Estimated yearly adult natural production, and in river adult escapements of spring-run Chinook salmon in the Central Valley and numbers are from CDFG Grand Tab (February 5, 2004). Baseline numbers ( ) are from Mills and Fisher (CDFG, 1994) Average = 34, Average =15,762 Estimated number of adult spring-run Chinook DRAFT Goal = 68,000 (Final Restoration Plan) Data not available

Figure 6. Estimated yearly adult natural production, and in river adult escapements of Sacramento River fall-run Chinook salmon and numbers are from CDFG Grand Tab (February 5, 2004). Baseline numbers ( ) are from Mills and Fisher (CDFG, 1994) Average = 116, Average = 73,973 Estimated number of adult fall-run Chinook, DRAFT Goal = 230,000 (Final Restoration Plan) Hatchery escapement only,

Figure 7. Estimated yearly adult natural production, and in river adult escapements of Sacramento River late-fall-run Chinook salmon numbers are from CDFG Grand Tab (February 5, 2004). Baseline numbers ( ) are from Mills and Fisher (CDFG, 1994). Note that the doubling goal in the Final Restoration Plan is not double the arithmetic mean as calculated in CHINOOKPROD Average = 34, Average = 18,686 Estimated number of adult late-fall-run Chinook DRAFT Goal = 44,000 (Final Restoration Plan) Data not available Goal = 69,022 (Doubling the mean calculated in CHINOOKPROD) 1996 = 107, 1997 = 0

Figure 8. Estimated yearly adult natural production, and in river adult escapements of Sacramento River spring-run Chinook salmon numbers are from CDFG Grand Tab (February 5, 2004). Baseline numbers ( ) are from Mills and Fisher (CDFG, 1994) Average = 29, Average = 583 Estimated number of adult spring-run Chinook DRAFT Goal = 59,000 (Final Restoration Plan) Data not available

Figure 9. Estimated yearly adult natural production, and in river adult escapements of Sacramento River winter-run Chinook salmon numbers are from CDFG Grand Tab (February 5, 2004). Baseline numbers ( ) are from Mills and Fisher (CDFG, 1994) Average = 54, Average = 6,284 Estimated number of adult winter-run Chinook DRAFT Goal = 110,000 (Final Restoration Plan) Data not available

Figure 10. Estimated yearly adult natural production, and in river adult escapements of Clear Creek fall-run Chinook salmon. = data was not available for 1961, , 1979 and numbers are from CDFG Grand Tab (February 5, 2004). Baseline numbers ( ) are from Mills and Fisher (CDFG, 1994) Average = 3, Average = 6,962 DRAFT Estimated number of adult fall-run Chinook Goal = 7,100 (Final Restoration Plan)

Figure 11. Estimated yearly adult natural production, and in river adult escapements of Cottonwood Creek fall-run Chinook salmon. = data was not available for 1952, , and and numbers are from CDFG Grand Tab (February 5, 2004). Baseline numbers ( ) are from Mills and Fisher (CDFG, 1994) Average = 2,995 DRAFT Estimated number of adult fall-run Chinook Goal = 5,900 (Final Restoration Plan) Average = 3,

Figure 12. Estimated yearly natural production, and in river escapements of Cow Creek adult fall-run Chinook salmon. = data was not available for 1952, 1961, 1963, , , and numbers are from CDFG Grand Tab (February 5, 2004). Baseline numbers ( ) are from Mills and Fisher (CDFG, 1994) Average = 2,370 DRAFT Estimated number of adult fall-run Chinook Goal = 4,600 (Final Restoration Plan) Average = 0

Figure 13. Estimated yearly natural production, and in river escapements of Battle Creek adult fall-run Chinook salmon and numbers are from CDFG Grand Tab (February 5, 2004). Baseline numbers ( ) are from Mills and Fisher (CDFG, 1994). Coleman National Fish Hatchery on the creek. Hatchery proportion = Average = 5, Average = 23,278 DRAFT Estimated number of adult fall-run Chinook The high adult escapement numbers compared to production estimates indicates a hatchery contribution to the in-river numbers. Goal = 10,000 (Final Restoration Plan)

Figure 14. Estimated yearly natural production calculated from hatchery returns (in river returns were not available), and hatchery returns of Battle Creek adult late-fall-run Chinook salmon numbers are from CDFG Grand Tab (February 5, 2004). = data was not available for , , 1984 and Baseline numbers ( ) are from Mills and Fisher (CDFG, 1994). Goal = 550 (Final Restoration Plan) Coleman National Fish Hatchery on the creek. Hatchery proportion = Average = Average = 644 DRAFT Estimated number of adult late-fall-run Chinook The high adult escapement numbers compared to production estimates indicates a hatchery contribution to the in-river numbers.

Figure 15. Estimated yearly natural production, and in river escapements of Paynes Creek adult fall-run Chinook salmon. = data was not available for , , , and numbers are from CDFG Grand Tab (February 5, 2004). Baseline numbers ( ) are from Mills and Fisher (CDFG, 1994) Average = 167 DRAFT Estimated number of adult fall-run Chinook Goal = 330 (Final Restoration Plan) Average =

Figure 16. Estimated yearly natural production, and in river escapements of Antelope Creek adult fall-run Chinook salmon. = data was not available for 1952, 1959, 1961, , 1987,1990, 1991, and and numbers are from CDFG Grand Tab (February 5, 2004). Baseline numbers ( ) are from Mills and Fisher (CDFG, 1994) Average = 364 DRAFT Estimated number of adult fall-run Chinook Goal = 720 (Final Restoration Plan) Average = 0

Figure 17. Estimated yearly natural production, and in river escapements of Deer Creek adult fall-run Chinook salmon. = data was not available for 1955, 1961, , 1995, 1996, and and numbers are from CDFG Grand Tab (February 5, 2004). Baseline numbers ( ) are from Mills and Fisher (CDFG, 1994) Average = Average = 1,051 DRAFT Estimated number of adult fall-run Chinook Goal = 1,500 (Final Restoration Plan)

Figure 18. Estimated yearly natural production, and in river escapements of Deer Creek adult spring-run Chinook salmon. = data was not available for , , 1977, 1979, 1984, and , and numbers are from CDFG Grand Tab (February 5, 2004). Baseline numbers ( ) are from Mills and Fisher (CDFG, 1994) Average = 3, Average = 2,997 DRAFT Estimated number of adult spring-run Chinook Goal = 6,500 (Final Restoration Plan)

Figure 19. Estimated yearly natural production, and in river escapements of Mill Creek adult fall-run Chinook salmon. = data was not available for 1990, , and and 1992 – 2003 numbers are from CDFG Grand Tab (February 5, 2004). Baseline numbers (1967 – 1991) are from Mills and Fisher (CDFG, 1994) Average = 2, Average = 2,716 DRAFT Estimated number of adult fall-run Chinook Goal = 4,200 (Final Restoration Plan)

Figure 20. Estimated yearly natural production, and in river escapements of Mill Creek adult spring-run Chinook salmon. = data was not available for , , 1976, 1979, and and numbers are from CDFG Grand Tab (February 5, 2004). Baseline numbers ( ) are from Mills and Fisher (CDFG, 1994) Average = 2, Average = 1,282 DRAFT Estimated number of adult fall-run Chinook Goal = 4,400 (Final Restoration Plan)

Figure 21. Estimated yearly natural production of miscellaneous creeks adult fall-run Chinook salmon above RBDD. = data was not available for 1952, , , and numbers are from CDFG Grand Tab (February 5, 2004). Baseline numbers ( ) are from Mills and Fisher (CDFG, 1994) Average = 553 DRAFT Estimated number of adult fall-run Chinook Miscellaneous creeks above RBDD include Spring Gulch, China Gulch, Olney, Ash, Stillwater, and Inks creeks (Mills and Fisher). Bear Creek numbers are included in the Mills and Fisher numbers, but not sited as one of the miscellaneous creeks. Goal = 1,100 (Final Restoration Plan) Average =

Figure 22. Estimated yearly natural production of miscellaneous creeks adult fall-run Chinook salmon below RBDD. = data was not available for , 1970, 1978, 1979, and and numbers are from CDFG Grand Tab (February 5, 2004). Baseline numbers ( ) are from Mills and Fisher (CDFG, 1994) Average = 498 DRAFT Estimated number of adult fall-run Chinook Miscellaneous creeks between RBDD and Princeton Ferry include Salt, Craig, Dye, Toomes, Thomes, Coyote, Stoney, and Singer Creek. These creeks are not included in Mills and Fisher, but listed in Grand Tab. Goal = not set (Final Restoration Plan) Average =

Figure 23. Estimated yearly natural production, and in river escapements of Butte Creek adult fall-run Chinook salmon. = data was not available for , , 1973, 1977, , 1984, 1986,1987, , and and numbers are from CDFG Grand Tab (February 5, 2004). Baseline numbers (1967 – 1991) are from Mills and Fisher (CDFG, 1994) Average = Average = 2,140 DRAFT Estimated number of adult fall-run Chinook Goal = 1,500 (Final Restoration Plan)

Figure 24. Estimated yearly natural production, and in river escapements of Butte Creek adult spring-run Chinook salmon and numbers are from CDFG Grand Tab (February 5, 2004). = data was not available for , and Baseline numbers ( ) are from Mills and Fisher (CDFG, 1994) Average = 1, Average = 11,266 DRAFT Estimated number of adult spring-run Chinook The Butte Creek is one of the tributaries where restoration work has been conducted since Goal = 2,000 (Final Restoration Plan)

Figure 25. Estimated yearly natural production, and in river escapements of Big Chico Creek adult fall-run Chinook salmon. = data was not available for , , and and numbers are from CDFG Grand Tab (February 5, 2004). Baseline numbers ( ) are from Mills and Fisher (CDFG, 1994) Average = 242 DRAFT Estimated number of adult fall-run Chinook Goal = 800 (Final Restoration Plan) Average =

Figure 26. Estimated yearly natural production, and in river escapements of Big Chico Creek adult spring-run Chinook salmon. = data was not available for , 1970, 1972, , , , and numbers are from CDFG Grand Tab (February 5, 2004). Goal = has not been set. Mills and Fisher did not list this run; data was from Grand Tab only Average = 144 DRAFT Estimated number of adult spring-run Chinook Average =

Figure 27. Estimated yearly natural production, and in river escapements of Feather River adult fall-run Chinook salmon. In-river escapements were not available for 1990 and and numbers are from CDFG Grand Tab (February 5, 2004). Baseline numbers ( ) are from Mills and Fisher (CDFG, 1994). Feather River State Fish Hatchery on the river. Hatchery proportion = Average = 84, Average = 131,161 DRAFT Estimated number of adult fall-run Chinook Goal = 170,000 (Final Restoration Plan) Hatchery escapement only

Figure 28. Estimated yearly natural production, and in river escapements of Yuba River adult fall-run Chinook salmon baseline numbers are from Mills and Fisher (CDFG, 1994) and numbers are from CDFG Grand Tab (February 5, 2004). = data was not available for Average = 33, Average = 44,087 DRAFT Estimated number of adult fall-run Chinook Goal = 66,000 (Final Restoration Plan)

Figure 29. Estimated yearly natural production, and in river escapements of Bear River adult fall-run Chinook salmon. = data was not available for , and Numbers are from CDFG Grand Tab (February 5, 2004) Average = 637 DRAFT Estimated number of adult fall-run Chinook Goal = 450 (Final Restoration Plan)

Figure 30. Estimated yearly natural production, and in river escapements of American River adult fall-run Chinook salmon , and numbers are from CDFG Grand Tab (February 5, 2004). Baseline numbers ( ) are from Mills and Fisher (CDFG, 1994). Nimbus State Fish Hatchery on the river. Hatchery proportion = Average =81, Average = 147,151 DRAFT Estimated number of adult fall-run Chinook Goal = 160,000 (Final Restoration Plan)

Figure 31. Estimated yearly natural production, and in river escapements of Mokelumne River adult fall-run Chinook salmon. In river escapement numbers were not available for – 1966 and numbers are from CDFG Grand Tab (February 5, 2004). Baseline numbers ( ) are from Mills and Fisher (CDFG, 1994). Mokelumne River State Fish Hatchery on the river. Hatchery proportion = Average = 4, Average = 8,836 DRAFT Estimated number of adult fall-run Chinook Goal = 9,300 (Final Restoration Plan) Hatchery escapement only

Figure 32. Estimated yearly natural production, and in river escapements of Cosumnes River adult fall-run Chinook salmon. = data was not available for 1952, 1959, 1961, , 1982, 1986, 1987, , and numbers are from CDFG Grand Tab (February 5, 2004). Baseline numbers ( ) are from Mills and Fisher (CDFG, 1994) Average = 1,697 DRAFT Estimated number of adult fall-run Chinook Goal = 3,300 (Final Restoration Plan) Average=

Figure 33. Estimated yearly natural production of Calaveras River adult winter-run Chinook salmon. = data was not available for , 1977, 1979 – 1983, and numbers are from CDFG Grand Tab (February 5, 2004). Baseline numbers from Mills and Fisher (CDFG, 1994) were not available Average = 780 DRAFT Estimated number of adult winter-run Chinook Goal = 2,200 (Final Restoration Plan) Average = 0

Figure 34. Estimated yearly natural production, and in river escapements of Stanislaus River adult fall-run Chinook salmon – 1966, and numbers are from CDFG Grand Tab (February 5, 2004). Baseline numbers ( ) are from Mills and Fisher (CDFG, 1994). = data was not available for Average = 10, Average = 7,750 DRAFT Estimated number of adult fall-run Chinook Goal = 22,000 (Final Restoration Plan)

Figure 35. Estimated yearly natural production, and in river escapements of Tuolumne River adult fall-run Chinook salmon , and numbers are from CDFG Grand Tab (February 5, 2004). Baseline numbers ( ) are from Mills and Fisher (CDFG, 1994) Average = 19, Average = 10,977 DRAFT Estimated number of adult fall-run Chinook Goal = 38,000 (Final Restoration Plan)

Figure 36. Estimated yearly natural production, and in river escapements of Merced River adult fall-run Chinook salmon , and numbers are from CDFG Grand Tab (February 5, 2004). = data was not available for , and Baseline numbers ( ) are from Mills and Fisher (CDFG, 1994). Merced River State Fish Hatchery on the river. Hatchery proportion = Average = 9, Average = 9,684 DRAFT Estimated number of adult fall-run Chinook Goal = 18,000 (Final Restoration Plan)

Figure 37. Estimated yearly natural production, and in river escapements of San Joaquin System adult fall-run Chinook salmon. The San Joaquin System is the sum of the Stanislaus, Tuolumne, and Merced Rivers , and numbers are from CDFG Grand Tab (February 5, 2004). Baseline numbers ( ) are from Mills and Fisher (CDFG, 1994) Average = 38, Average = 28,410 DRAFT Estimated number of adult fall-run Chinook Goal = has not been set