BURBOT IN THE KOOTENAI RIVER, IDAHO: A STORY OF SUCCESS
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1 BURBOT IN THE KOOTENAI RIVER, IDAHO: A STORY OF SUCCESS T.J. Ross, Ryan Hardy, and Andy Dux, Idaho Department of Fish and Game Shawn Young, Nate Jensen, and Sue Ireland, Kootenai Tribe of Idaho
2 OVERVIEW Objectives and agency roles Conceptual framework Monitoring and evaluation basics Population status update Fishery Justification, status, structure, and monitoring
3 OVERVIEW Objectives and agency roles Conceptual framework Monitoring and evaluation basics Population status update Fishery Justification, status, structure, and monitoring
4 OVERVIEW Objectives and agency roles Conceptual framework Monitoring and evaluation basics Population status update Fishery Justification, status, structure, and monitoring
5 OVERVIEW Objectives and agency roles Conceptual framework Monitoring and evaluation basics Population status update Fishery Justification, status, structure, and monitoring
6 OVERVIEW Objectives and agency roles Conceptual framework Monitoring and evaluation basics Population status update Fishery Justification, status, structure, and monitoring
7 OBJECTIVES AND AGENCY ROLES Overarching objective Restore a naturally reproducing and harvestable Burbot population in the Kootenai River IDFG roles Population monitoring and evaluation Spawning characterization Movement and habitat use Recruitment limitation testing and monitoring Success of various stocking strategies Fishery opening and regulations
8 OBJECTIVES AND AGENCY ROLES Overarching objective Restore a naturally reproducing and harvestable Burbot population in the Kootenai River IDFG roles Population monitoring and evaluation Spawning characterization Movement and habitat use Recruitment limitation testing and monitoring Success of various stocking strategies Fishery opening and regulations
9 OBJECTIVES AND AGENCY ROLES Overarching objective Restore a naturally reproducing and harvestable Burbot population in the Kootenai River IDFG roles Population monitoring and evaluation Spawning characterization Movement and habitat use Recruitment limitation testing and monitoring Success of various stocking strategies Fishery opening and regulations
10 OBJECTIVES AND AGENCY ROLES Overarching objective Restore a naturally reproducing and harvestable Burbot population in the Kootenai River IDFG roles Population monitoring and evaluation Spawning characterization Movement and habitat use Recruitment limitation testing and monitoring Success of various stocking strategies Fishery opening and regulations
11 OBJECTIVES AND AGENCY ROLES Overarching objective Restore a naturally reproducing and harvestable Burbot population in the Kootenai River IDFG roles Population monitoring and evaluation Spawning characterization Movement and habitat use Recruitment limitation testing and monitoring Success of various stocking strategies Fishery opening and regulations
12 OBJECTIVES AND AGENCY ROLES Overarching objective Restore a naturally reproducing and harvestable Burbot population in the Kootenai River IDFG roles Population monitoring and evaluation Spawning characterization Movement and habitat use Recruitment limitation testing and monitoring Success of various stocking strategies Fishery opening and regulations
13 OBJECTIVES AND AGENCY ROLES Overarching objective Restore a naturally reproducing and harvestable Burbot population in the Kootenai River IDFG roles Population monitoring and evaluation Spawning characterization Movement and habitat use Recruitment limitation testing and monitoring Success of various stocking strategies Fishery opening and regulations
14 CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK RESTORE A NATURALLY REPRODUCING AND HARVESTABLE BURBOT POPULATION IN THE KOOTENAI BASIN
15 CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK RESTORE A NATURALLY REPRODUCING AND HARVESTABLE BURBOT POPULATION IN THE KOOTENAI BASIN CONSERVATION AQUACULTURE
16 CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK RESTORE A NATURALLY REPRODUCING AND HARVESTABLE BURBOT POPULATION IN THE KOOTENAI BASIN CONSERVATION AQUACULTURE HATCHERY BURBOT ARE THEY SURVIVING? ARE THEY SPAWNING? WHICH STOCKING STRATEGIES ARE BEST? POPULATION STATUS?
17 CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK RESTORE A NATURALLY REPRODUCING AND HARVESTABLE BURBOT POPULATION IN THE KOOTENAI BASIN CONSERVATION AQUACULTURE HATCHERY BURBOT ARE THEY SURVIVING? ARE THEY SPAWNING? WHICH STOCKING STRATEGIES ARE BEST? POPULATION STATUS? NATURAL REPRODUCTION ARE THEY REPRODUCING? WHAT IS HOLDING THEM BACK? CAN WE ADDRESS THE ISSUE? APPROACHING RESTORATION?
18 CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK RESTORE A NATURALLY REPRODUCING AND HARVESTABLE BURBOT POPULATION IN THE KOOTENAI BASIN CONSERVATION AQUACULTURE HATCHERY BURBOT ARE THEY SURVIVING? ARE THEY SPAWNING? WHICH STOCKING STRATEGIES ARE BEST? POPULATION STATUS? NATURAL REPRODUCTION ARE THEY REPRODUCING? WHAT IS HOLDING THEM BACK? CAN WE ADDRESS THE ISSUE? APPROACHING RESTORATION?
19 BC ID MT Baited hoopnetting Dec 1-March 31, annually Hoop nets: 60cm x 2m 38 sites, 82 total hoop nets Consistent since 1990s
20 MONITORING AND EVALUATION BASICS
21 MONITORING AND EVALUATION BASICS
22 POPULATION STATUS UPDATES: WHAT WOULD WE LIKE TO SEE? Increasing catch rates Consistent spawn timing Comparable growth rates Diverse age and size structure Reasonable survival rates Early life stage survival and growth Natural reproduction Restoration targets for adults met
23 POPULATION STATUS UPDATES: WHAT WOULD WE LIKE TO SEE? Increasing catch rates Consistent spawn timing Comparable growth rates Diverse age and size structure Reasonable survival rates Natural reproduction Restoration targets for adults met
24 POPULATION STATUS UPDATES: WHAT WOULD WE LIKE TO SEE? Increasing catch rates Consistent spawn timing Comparable growth rates Diverse age and size structure Reasonable survival rates Natural reproduction Restoration targets for adults met
25 POPULATION STATUS UPDATES: WHAT WOULD WE LIKE TO SEE? Increasing catch rates Consistent spawn timing Comparable growth rates Diverse age and size structure Reasonable survival rates Natural reproduction Restoration targets for adults met
26 POPULATION STATUS UPDATES: WHAT WOULD WE LIKE TO SEE? Increasing catch rates Consistent spawn timing Comparable growth rates Diverse age and size structure Reasonable survival rates Natural reproduction Restoration targets for adults met
27 POPULATION STATUS UPDATES: WHAT WOULD WE LIKE TO SEE? Increasing catch rates Consistent spawn timing Comparable growth rates Diverse age and size structure Reasonable survival rates Natural reproduction Restoration targets for adults met
28 POPULATION STATUS UPDATES: WHAT WOULD WE LIKE TO SEE? Increasing catch rates Consistent spawn timing Comparable growth rates Diverse age and size structure Reasonable survival rates Natural reproduction Restoration targets for adults met
29 POPULATION STATUS UPDATES: WHAT WOULD WE LIKE TO SEE? Increasing catch rates Consistent spawn timing Comparable growth rates Diverse age and size structure Reasonable survival rates Natural reproduction Restoration targets for adults met
30 CPUE (# Burbot/net-d) Effort (days) POPULATION STATUS UPDATES: INCREASING CATCH RATES Year
31 CPUE (# Burbot/net-d) Effort (days) POPULATION STATUS UPDATES: INCREASING CATCH RATES Year
32 POPULATION STATUS UPDATES: WHAT WOULD WE LIKE TO SEE? Increasing catch rates Consistent spawn timing Comparable growth rates Diverse age and size structure Reasonable survival rates Natural reproduction Restoration targets for adults met
33 POPULATION STATUS UPDATES: WHAT WOULD WE LIKE TO SEE? Increasing catch rates Consistent spawn timing Comparable growth rates Diverse age and size structure Reasonable survival rates Natural reproduction Restoration targets for adults met
34 CPUE (fish/net-d) POPULATION STATUS UPDATES: CONSISTENT SPAWN TIMING /5 12/12 12/19 12/26 12/26 1/2 1/2 1/9 1/9 1/16 1/16 1/23 1/231/30 1/302/6 2/6 2/13 2/13 2/20 2/20 2/27 2/27 3/6 3/13 3/6 3/20 3/13 3/27 3/20 3/27 Date Date
35 Number of unique daily detections POPULATION STATUS UPDATES: CONSISTENT SPAWN TIMING /19/ /19/ /19/2015 1/19/2016 2/19/2016 3/19/2016 4/19/2016 5/19/2016 6/19/2016 Date
36 Number of unique daily detections POPULATION STATUS UPDATES: CONSISTENT SPAWN TIMING Date
37 POPULATION STATUS UPDATES: WHAT WOULD WE LIKE TO SEE? Increasing catch rates Consistent spawn timing Comparable growth rates Diverse age and size structure Reasonable survival rates Natural reproduction Restoration targets for adults met
38 POPULATION STATUS UPDATES: WHAT WOULD WE LIKE TO SEE? Increasing catch rates Consistent spawn timing Comparable growth rates Diverse age and size structure Reasonable survival rates Natural reproduction Restoration targets for adults met
39 Total length (mm) POPULATION STATUS UPDATES: COMPARABLE GROWTH RATES Kootenai River ( ) Kootenai River ( ; Partridge 1982) Kootenai River ( ; Partridge 1982) Age
40 Total length (mm) POPULATION STATUS UPDATES: COMPARABLE GROWTH RATES Kootenai River ( ) Kootenai River ( ; Partridge 1982) Kootenai River ( ; Partridge 1982) Age
41 POPULATION STATUS UPDATES: WHAT WOULD WE LIKE TO SEE? Increasing catch rates Consistent spawn timing Comparable growth rates Diverse age and size structure Reasonable survival rates Natural reproduction Restoration targets for adults met
42 POPULATION STATUS UPDATES: WHAT WOULD WE LIKE TO SEE? Increasing catch rates Consistent spawn timing Comparable growth rates Diverse age and size structure Reasonable survival rates Natural reproduction Restoration targets for adults met
43 Relative frequency (%) POPULATION STATUS UPDATES: DIVERSE AGE AND SIZE STRUCTURE SEASON Unknown Total length (mm)
44 Relative frequency (%) POPULATION STATUS UPDATES: DIVERSE AGE AND SIZE STRUCTURE SEASON Unknown Total length (mm)
45 Relative frequency (%) POPULATION STATUS UPDATES: DIVERSE AGE AND SIZE STRUCTURE SEASON Unknown Total length (mm)
46 Relative Frequency (%) POPULATION STATUS UPDATES: DIVERSE AGE AND SIZE STRUCTURE SEASON Unknown Total length (mm)
47 Relative Frequency (%) POPULATION STATUS UPDATES: DIVERSE AGE AND SIZE STRUCTURE SEASON Unknown Total Length (mm)
48 POPULATION STATUS UPDATES: WHAT WOULD WE LIKE TO SEE? Increasing catch rates Consistent spawn timing Comparable growth rates Diverse age and size structure Reasonable survival rates Natural reproduction Restoration targets for adults met
49 POPULATION STATUS UPDATES: WHAT WOULD WE LIKE TO SEE? Increasing catch rates Consistent spawn timing Comparable growth rates Diverse age and size structure Reasonable survival rates Natural reproduction Restoration targets for adults met
50 POPULATION STATUS UPDATES: REASONABLE SURVIVAL RATES Survival Age
51 POPULATION STATUS UPDATES: WHAT WOULD WE LIKE TO SEE? Increasing catch rates Consistent spawn timing Comparable growth rates Diverse age and size structure Reasonable survival rates Natural reproduction Restoration targets for adults met
52 POPULATION STATUS UPDATES: WHAT WOULD WE LIKE TO SEE? Increasing catch rates Consistent spawn timing Comparable growth rates Diverse age and size structure Reasonable survival rates Natural reproduction Restoration targets for adults met
53 POPULATION STATUS UPDATES: NATURAL REPRODUCTION Documented natural reproduction for the first time in winter season 15 wild Burbot captured from December 1, 2017-March 31, Remnant Kootenai River genetic group 2 Lake Koocanusa genetic group 5 Hatchery x Hatchery genetic group I unknown
54 POPULATION STATUS UPDATES: NATURAL REPRODUCTION Documented natural reproduction for the first time in winter season 15 wild Burbot captured from December 1, 2017-March 31, Remnant Kootenai River genetic group 2 Lake Koocanusa genetic group 5 Hatchery x Hatchery genetic group I unknown
55 POPULATION STATUS UPDATES: NATURAL REPRODUCTION Documented natural reproduction for the first time in winter season 15 wild Burbot captured from December 1, 2017-March 31, Remnant Kootenai River genetic group 2 Lake Koocanusa genetic group 5 Hatchery x Hatchery genetic group I unknown
56 POPULATION STATUS UPDATES: NATURAL REPRODUCTION Documented natural reproduction for the first time in winter season 15 wild Burbot captured from December 1, 2017-March 31, Remnant Kootenai River genetic group 2 Lake Koocanusa genetic group 5 Hatchery x Hatchery genetic group I unknown
57 POPULATION STATUS UPDATES: NATURAL REPRODUCTION Documented natural reproduction for the first time in winter season 15 wild Burbot captured from December 1, 2017-March 31, Remnant Kootenai River genetic group 2 Lake Koocanusa genetic group 5 Hatchery x Hatchery genetic group I unknown
58 POPULATION STATUS UPDATES: WHAT WOULD WE LIKE TO SEE? Increasing catch rates Consistent spawn timing Comparable growth rates Diverse age and size structure Reasonable survival rates Natural reproduction Restoration targets for adults met
59 POPULATION STATUS UPDATES: WHAT WOULD WE LIKE TO SEE? Increasing catch rates Consistent spawn timing Comparable growth rates Diverse age and size structure Reasonable survival rates Natural reproduction Restoration targets for adults met
60 POPULATION STATUS UPDATES: REASONABLE SURVIVAL RATES Survival Age
61 Juvenile release group
62 Juvenile release group Age-1 survivors 0.09
63 Juvenile release group Age-1 survivors Age-2 survivors
64 Juvenile release group Age-1 survivors Age-2 survivors Age-3 survivors
65 Juvenile release group Age-1 survivors Age-2 survivors Age-4 survivors Age-3 survivors 0.93
66 17, 500 adult Burbot Year
67 17, 500 adult Burbot Year
68 17, 500 adult Burbot Year
69 17, 500 adult Burbot Year
70 17, 500 adult Burbot Year
71 17, 500 adult Burbot Year
72 17, 500 adult Burbot Year
73 17, 500 adult Burbot Year
74 POPULATION STATUS UPDATES: WHAT WOULD WE LIKE TO SEE? Increasing catch rates Consistent spawn timing Comparable growth rates Diverse age and size structure Reasonable survival rates Natural reproduction Restoration targets for adults met
75 POPULATION STATUS UPDATES: WHAT WOULD WE LIKE TO SEE? Increasing catch rates Consistent spawn timing Comparable growth rates Diverse age and size structure Reasonable survival rates Natural reproduction Restoration targets for adults met
76 17, 500 adult Burbot Year
77 FISHING MORTALITY = 0% 17, 500 adult Burbot Year
78 FISHING MORTALITY = 5% 17, 500 adult Burbot Year
79 FISHING MORTALITY = 10% 17, 500 adult Burbot Year
80 FISHING MORTALITY = 15% 17, 500 adult Burbot Year
81 No density dependence F=0.20 FISHING MORTALITY = 20% 17, 500 adult Burbot Year
82 No density dependence F=0.25 FISHING MORTALITY = 25% 17, 500 adult Burbot Year
83 FISHING MORTALITY = 15% 17, 500 adult Burbot Year
84 No density dependence FISHING MORTALITY = 15% F= Year
85 FISHING MORTALITY = 5% 17, 500 adult Burbot Year
86 FISHERY: STRUCTURE Proposed rules: Daily bag limit of six fish, any size Season will be open all year on the Kootenai River and tributaries All of the same rules will apply to Bonner Lake (~4,000 released since 2014) If approved, rules will take effect on January 1, 2019 and run through 2021 Rule change mechanisms in place, if necessary Emergency regulation change Mid-cycle regulation change
87 FISHERY: STRUCTURE Proposed rules: Daily bag limit of six fish, any size Season will be open all year on the Kootenai River and tributaries All of the same rules will apply to Bonner Lake (~4,000 released since 2014) If approved, rules will take effect on January 1, 2019 and run through 2021 Rule change mechanisms in place, if necessary Emergency regulation change Mid-cycle regulation change
88 FISHERY: STRUCTURE Proposed rules: Daily bag limit of six fish, any size Season will be open all year on the Kootenai River and tributaries All of the same rules will apply to Bonner Lake (~4,000 released since 2014) If approved, rules will take effect on January 1, 2019 and run through 2021 Rule change mechanisms in place, if necessary Emergency regulation change Mid-cycle regulation change
89 FISHERY:STATUS March 2018 Two public scoping meetings were held
90 FISHERY:STATUS March 2018 February-March 2018 Two public scoping meetings were held Scoping comments could be submitted online
91 FISHERY:STATUS March 2018 February-March 2018 Early summer 2018 Two public scoping meetings were held Scoping comments could be submitted online Fishing rules drafted
92 FISHERY:STATUS March 2018 February-March 2018 Early summer 2018 July 2018 Two public scoping meetings were held Scoping comments could be submitted online Fishing rules drafted IDFG Commission viewed and approved release of draft rules for public comment
93 FISHERY:STATUS March 2018 February-March 2018 Early summer 2018 July 2018 Two public scoping meetings were held Scoping comments could be submitted online Fishing rules drafted IDFG Commission viewed and approved release of draft rules for public comment September 7-October 7, 2018 Online survey to get input on proposed rules 77% support 20% neutral 3% opposed
94 FISHERY:STATUS March 2018 February-March 2018 Early summer 2018 July 2018 Two public scoping meetings were held Scoping comments could be submitted online Fishing rules drafted IDFG Commission viewed and approved release of draft rules for public comment September 19, 2018 Open house at Region 1 office. September 7-October 7, 2018 Online survey to get input on proposed rules 77% support 20% neutral 3% opposed
95 FISHERY:STATUS March 2018 February-March 2018 Early summer 2018 July 2018 Two public scoping meetings were held Scoping comments could be submitted online Fishing rules drafted IDFG Commission viewed and approved release of draft rules for public comment Currently Comments being reviewed. Rules will be revised, if necessary. September 19, 2018 Open house at Region 1 office. September 7-October 7, 2018 Online survey to get input on proposed rules 77% support 20% neutral 3% opposed
96 FISHERY:STATUS March 2018 February-March 2018 Early summer 2018 July 2018 Two public scoping meetings were held Scoping comments could be submitted online Fishing rules drafted IDFG Commission viewed and approved release of draft rules for public comment November 2018 Currently September 19, 2018 September 7-October 7, 2018 IDFG Commission to view and approve/modify rules. Comments being reviewed. Rules will be revised, if necessary. Open house at Region 1 office. Online survey to get input on proposed rules 77% support 20% neutral 3% opposed
97 FISHERY:STATUS March 2018 February-March 2018 Early summer 2018 July 2018 Two public scoping meetings were held Scoping comments could be submitted online Fishing rules drafted Final rules will be printed and take effect January 1, Rules will be in effect for three years. IDFG Commission viewed and approved release of draft rules for public comment November 2018 Currently September 19, 2018 September 7-October 7, 2018 IDFG Commission to view and approve/modify rules. Comments being reviewed. Rules will be revised, if necessary. Open house at Region 1 office. Online survey to get input on proposed rules 77% support 20% neutral 3% opposed
98 FISHERY:STATUS A resource lost to the community since 1992 will once again be available for recreational and consumptive use!
99 FISHERY: MONITORING Extensive creel survey to monitor: Harvest numbers Angler effort Catch rates Composition of catch Law enforcement support
100 FISHERY: MONITORING Extensive creel survey to monitor: Harvest numbers Angler effort Catch rates Composition of catch Law enforcement support
101 SUMMARY All indicators suggest the Burbot population is growing Extensive modeling efforts indicate the fishery is sustainable Clear stakeholder support for the fishery January 1, 2019 isn t too far away!
102 SUMMARY All indicators suggest the Burbot population is growing Extensive modeling efforts indicate the fishery is sustainable Clear stakeholder support for the fishery January 1, 2019 isn t too far away!
103 SUMMARY All indicators suggest the Burbot population is growing Extensive modeling efforts indicate the fishery is sustainable Clear stakeholder support for the fishery January 1, 2019 isn t too far away!
104 SUMMARY All indicators suggest the Burbot population is growing Extensive modeling efforts indicate the fishery is sustainable Clear stakeholder support for the fishery January 1, 2019 isn t too far away!
105 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ARI Joe Evavold Ken Cain Neil Ashton Hatchery staff KTOI Sue Ireland Shawn Young Nate Jensen Hatchery staff IDFG Diane Wakkinen Ryan Hardy IDFG field crews BC Sarah Stephenson Val Evans MFWP Jim Dunnigan Ryan Sylvester
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