FWCO FALL2013/SPRING2014 MMRPM Summary of Effort and Catch River Resources Action Team 2014.

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FWCO FALL2013/SPRING2014 MMRPM Summary of Effort and Catch River Resources Action Team 2014

 Fishing with trotlines to catch sturgeon  Chain of Rocks, Kaskaskia River Confluence, Cottonwood Island, Marquette Island, Bumgard, and Ohio River Confluence  Started 6 November and ended on 19 December 2013  Started 11 March and ended on 15 May 2014  The 2013 end date and 2014 start date determined by water temperatures Sampling Effort

 Sampling was a cooperative effort between the Army Corps of Engineers, Missouri Department of Conservation, and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service  5 weeks in 2013 and 11 weeks in 2014  5 work days/week on river if weather allowed  Work day from 8 to 12 hours, average 10 hours  4,182 field staff hours jointly for MDC and USFWS Sampling Effort

Chain of Rocks Kaskaskia River Conf. Cottonwood Island (Grand Tower) Marquette Island Bumagard Ohio River Confluence ACOEXX MDCXXX USFWSXXX Sampling Effort Sampling Reaches and Crews

 11,037 fish of 16 species during 2013 and 2014 combined  7,934 shovelnose sturgeon  65 pallid sturgeon/hybrids  10 lake sturgeon  Blue catfish was the second most caught fish  Channel catfish was the third most caught fish  FL measured for all sturgeon, TL measured for all other fish  All species of sturgeon tagged with Floy tags  Spine taken from 150 first shovelnose and all pallid and lake Catches in General

Shovelnose  240 or 3.2% sampled were recaptures  66 or about 0.90% were recaptures of fish we had tagged Lake sturgeon  1 of the 9 was a recapture Pallid sturgeon  No Floy tag recaptures but one had CWT, one had elastomer, and two had scuts removed Catches - Recaptures

Shovelnose Movement Recapture LocationOriginal Tag location Chain of RocksKaskaskiaCottonwoodMarquetteBumgardOhio River conf Chain of Rocks Kaskaskia Cottonwood *3 0 1 Marquette Bumgard Ohion R Confluence Original tagging and recapture location of shovelnose sturgeon. *Including a double recapture. The original tagging location is currently unknown. 37 (black) shovelnose sturgeon were recaptured at original capture location 11 (brown) shovelnose sturgeon were recaptured at an upstream location Only 2 (red) shovelnose sturgeon were recaptured at a downstream location

Pallid sturgeon For all pallid sturgeon and those believed to be hybrids: Scanned for CWT and PIT tags Morphometric measurements taken Tagged with floy tags Tagged with pit tags Tissue sample (fin clip) taken Spine sample taken Pictures taken of morphometric features

 65 pallid sturgeon incl. hybrids combined for 2013 and 2014  4 at Chain of Rocks  3 at Kaskaskia River  21 at Cottonwood Island  14 at Marquette  13 at Bumgard  10 at Ohio River Confluence  None were recaptures  Averaged 733 mm (SD=88.8 mm) fork length  Smallest at 526 mm FL at Marquette  Largest at 1000 mm FL at Chain of Rocks Total pallid sturgeon catches

 Ageing of pallid and shovelnose from fin clips  Development of age-growth relationships  River origin and movement from microchemistry of fins clips  Genetics to determine hybridization  Genetics to determine hatchery origin  Further refine morphometric characteristics Information from Data

 Continue sampling at all six reaches  Modify sampling at Cottonwood Island to increase capture and recapture for abundance estimate  Include use of ultrasound and plasma sex steroids (blood sample)  Sex ratio  Maturation stage  Estimate age at maturity, years between reproductive events This Year’s Surveys

Slowly collect data that can be used to piece together pallid sturgeon population dynamics, life history, and trends. Three Year Project