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1 Lake Michigan Committee Meeting psilanti, Michigan March 26, 2009 Stocking Summary for Lake Michigan Prepared by the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Green Bay National Fish & Wildlife Conservation ice 2661 Scott Tower Drive New Franken, WI 54229
2 Nearly twelve million trout and salmon were stocked in Lake Michigan during This level of stocking is similar to last year and is consistent with management objectives to reduce predator demands on the Lake Michigan forage base and yet rehabilitate lake trout populations. In 2006 Lake Michigan managers enacted a 25% stocking reduction for chinook salmon in response to the record low levels of forage fish, and in particular alewife, biomass. Under this paradigm 2.7 million chinook were stocked in 2008 compared to the previous 10 year average of 3.9 million. Stocking supplements natural reproduction which accounts for roughly half of the chinook salmon in Lake Michigan. The Guide for the Rehabilitation of Lake Trout in Lake Michigan outlines the future direction for lake trout restoration, though to date it has not been ratified by all four states. In general, the guide calls for increased stocking rates up to 3.7 million yearlings within Priority e areas which consist of offshore reefs with good habitat and relatively low mortality. In 2008, the US Fish and Wildlife Service stocked over 1.9 million lake trout yearlings in Priority e offshore reefs, while one million yearlings and over 500,000 fall fingerlings were also stocked in nearshore areas to meet Consent Decree of 2000 obligations and to enhance recreational fishery opportunities. This report contains the time-series for numbers of trout and salmon stocked in Lake Michigan since 1976 (Tables 1), numbers stocked by each state agency (Tables 2 5), and number of lake trout yearlings stocked by the US Fish and Wildlife Service within each management area (Table 6). The distribution of lake trout stocked in 2008 is reported by each priority area (Table 7). The Information from this report can be accessed in the Great Lakes Fish Stocking database (GLFSD) which contains all reported fish stocking events in the Great Lakes since the 1950 s. Information including the number stocked, strain, health, origin, stocking location, and tagging information for each stocking event is submitted by state, tribal, and federal entities. The GLFSD is updated annually, by April 1 st, and users can access data online from the Great Lakes Fishery Commission website at: 2
3 Table 1. Millions of salmonids, fingerling and yearling stages combined, stocked in Lake Michigan between 1976 and Atlantic Brook Brown Chinook Coho Lake Rainbow Salmon Trout Trout Salmon Salmon Trout Trout Splake Total year mean
4 Table 2. Number of fingerling and yearling salmonids, excluding USFWS stocked lake trout, stocked in Wisconsin waters of Lake Michigan, Brook Brown Chinook Coho Lake Rainbow ear trout trout salmon salmon trout trout Splake , ,200 1,190, , , , , , , , ,600 1,208,100 2,017, , , , ,500 1,963, , ,211, ,900 1,046,500 2,429, , ,136, ,900 1,014,200 1,848, , , ,000 1,820,700 2,520, ,000 49,400 1,041, ,200 1,554,800 2,791, ,500 31,500 1,467, ,000 1,184,900 2,891, ,500 20,400 1,380,800 34, ,100 1,170,100 2,740,800 1,044, ,100 54, , ,900 2,377, ,200 76, , , , ,800 2,263, , , ,500 1,020,900 1,409,300 1,019, ,300 28, , ,700 2,713, , , ,100 1,229,100 2,379, , , , ,500 1,734, , , , ,400 1,228,600 1,523, , ,400 43, ,100 1,333,300 1,600, ,200 40, ,600 1,261,100 1,548, , ,300 71, ,000 1,325,100 1,901, , , ,800 1,301,100 1,727, , ,900 69, ,500 1,279,800 1,917, , ,000 40, ,800 1,242,800 1,591, , ,100 22, ,700 1,181,300 1,308, , ,400 26, ,600 1,056,300 1,010, , , ,500 1,257,600 1,502, , ,700 54, ,400 1,211,800 1,419, , ,500 28, ,900 1,080,500 1,511, , ,300 22, ,021,700 1,502, , ,600 43, ,100 1,475, , ,900 16, ,000 1,009,300 1,166, , ,400 80, ,011,000 1,112, , ,800 44, , , , , year mean 41,200 1,074,800 1,273, , ,900 31,600 4
5 Table 3. Number of fingerling and yearling salmonids, excluding USFWS stocked lake trout, stocked in Illinois waters of Lake Michigan, Brook Brown Chinook Coho Lake Rainbow ear trout trout salmon salmon trout trout ,400 94, ,000 80, , , , , , ,000 13, , , , ,300 1, , , , ,500 23, ,200 39, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,100 25,000 89, , , ,300 66, , , ,400 99,700 27, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , year mean 0 90, , , ,900 5
6 Table 4. Number of fingerling and yearling salmonids, excluding USFWS stocked lake trout, stocked in Indiana waters 1 of Lake Michigan, Brown Chinook Coho Rainbow ear trout salmon salmon trout ,000 38, , , , , ,000 47, , , , , , , , , , , ,500 69, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,400 40, , , , , , , , , , , ,600 12, , ,000 84, , , , , , , , ,600 80, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,100 79, , , , , , , , , , year mean 26, , , ,000 Footnotes: 1 Reported value represents IN DNR stocking totals which may be different than the total stocked in statistical district IND. 6
7 Table 5. Number of fingerling and yearling salmonids, excluding USFWS stocked lake trout, stocked in Michigan waters 1 of Lake Michigan, Brook Brown Chinook Coho Lake Rainbow ear trout trout salmon Salmon trout trout Splake , ,300 1,946,600 2,269, , ,500 1,576,200 2,314, , ,000 2,523,600 1,802, ,150, ,800 2,306,700 3,317,000 75, , ,500 2,902,900 2,243,000 62,000 1,310, ,000 32,000 2,204,700 1,707, , , ,000 2,685,100 1,645,400 90,000 1,066, ,000 2,975,700 1,880, , , ,600 3,874,200 1,969, ,307, ,500 2,258,500 1,693, , , ,800 2,402,500 1,579, , , ,900 2,429,000 1,331, ,400 17, ,100 2,670,900 1,732, ,700 75, ,800 3,777,700 1,682, ,900 88, , ,600 3,639,800 1,464, ,700 50, ,800 3,312,300 1,655, , , ,900 3,415,400 1,734, ,600 55, ,300 3,107,000 1,578, , , ,700 3,465, , ,100 94, ,700 3,729,500 1,201, , , , ,500 3,529,400 1,885, , , ,000 3,045,100 1,722, , , ,600 3,170,200 1,100, ,800 75, ,800 2,295,600 1,796, ,400 50, ,800 2,314,500 1,785, ,900 79, ,100 2,261,000 1,794, ,200 76, ,900 2,037,600 1,569, , ,200 97, ,200 2,379,300 2,106, ,900 81, , ,200 2,260, , ,100 77, ,300 2,283,700 1,507, ,600 82, ,800 1,609,800 1,658, ,700 86, ,400 1,590,900 1,125, ,100 80, , ,900 1,530,000 1,215, ,900 87, year mean ,200 2,056,300 1,522,500 15, ,600 79,900 Footnotes: 1 Reported value represents MI DNR stocking totals which may be different than the total numbers stocked within Michigan statistical districts. 7
8 Table 6. Millions of Service stocked yearling lake trout in Lake Michigan, by statistical district, between 1976 and Fish stocked in refuge areas (Midlake Refuge, MLR and Northern Refuge, NR) are included in the statistical district totals and do not represent additional fish stocked. Statistical District Refuge area ear MM123 MM4 MM5 MM6 MM7 MM8 WM1,2 WM3 WM4 WM5 WM6 ILL IND TOTAL MLR NR
9 Table 7. Total number of USFWS lake trout yearlings () and fall fingerlings () stocked in each priority stocking area within Lake Michigan in Strains stocked include Apostle Islands (), Lewis Lake (), and Seneca Lake (). Priority and Group Area Stocking Site Grid Number Stocked Strain Life- Stage Finclip /on shore First Priority Northern Refuge (West Beaver Group) Boulder Reef Gull Island Shoal High Island High Island Trout Island ,077 52,500 39,052 13, ,825 Northern Refuge (East Beaver Group) Dahlia Shoal Hog Island Reef Hog Island Reef Ile aux Galets Ile aux Galets , ,074 19,743 40, ,321 Charlevoix Group Big Reef Big Reef Fisherman Island Irishmen s Ground Middle Ground ,613 37,420 75, ,722 75,040 Subtotal 1,178,157 First Priority Deepwater Reefs Midlake Refuge Julien s Reef Milwaukee Reef , ,503 Northeast Reef , ,704 Sheboygan Reef ,337 Subtotal 739,155
10 Second Priority IND Michigan City Harbor ,981 MM4 Elk Rapids GTB Shoal Old Mission Torch Lake Torch Lake ,475 60,007 79,901 78,800 24,580 MM5 Good Harbor Point Betsie ,698 96,060 MM6 Ludington Manistee ,230 57,164 MM7 Grandhaven Grandhaven Michigan City ,822 38,213 50,266 MM8 New Buffalo South Haven South Haven St. Joseph ,677 89,797 37,664 19,010 WM3 Sturgeon Bay ,052 WM4 Kewaunee Kewaunee Manitowoc Manitowoc ,221 99,774 14,517 79,926 WM6 Wind Point Shoal Wind Point Shoal ,500 45,999 Subtotal 964, ,778 10
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