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1 NSRAA ADULT RETURNS 2017 & 2018 FORECAST Steve Reifenstuhl & Chip Blair November 2017
2 PART 1 SOUTHEAST HARVEST 2017
3 2017 Ex-vessel Value of SEAK Salmon Harvest $132.5 million 72% Northern Districts $95.3 million Southern Districts $37.2 million 28%
4 2017 Value of NSRAA Fish $11.9 million NSRAA $11.9M (9.0%) 9% of SE Total Value $132.5M TOTAL SEAK $132.5M
5 2017 Enhanced Value $50.6M (38.2% of Total) DIPAC $18.8 million NSRAA $11.9 million AKI $0.8 million SSRAA $19.2 million $132.5M $18.8M (14.2%) $11.9M (9.0%) $0.8M (0.6%) $19.2M (14.5%)
6 2017 NSRAA Returns Sitka Area - very good (except Chinook) Crawfish - very good Deer Lake good Hidden Falls poor with some improvement Southeast Cove - poor SITKA AREA AWFISH INLET HIDDEN FALLS DEER LAKE SE COVE
7 PART 2 QUICK ALLOCATION UPDATE
8 DATA SOURCE FOR 2017: POST-SEASON POLL OF AGENCIES
9 ENHANCED VALUE: OVERALL RANK = #3 GILLNET #2, SEINE #3, TROLL #7
10 Troll +1.1% Gillnet +1.6% Seine -2.8% 5-YEAR ROLLING AVERAGE TARGET RANGES: TROLL 24-32% SEINE 44-49% GILLNET 24-29%
11 PART 3 SITKA & AWFISH CHUM 2017
12 SN Inner Troll Area RACK Outer Troll Area SN TR GN THA SITKA AND AWFISH CHUM 2017 SN
13 SN Inner Troll Area Outer Troll Area SN 1,923,000 Hatchery GN RACK Chum* 1,505,000 Commercial (78%) TR 300,000 Cost Recovery (16%) 118,000 Rack/Other (6%) *excluding SSSC Hatchery /Rack SITKA AND AWFISH CHUM 2017 SN TOTAL CHUM Approx M
14 SN Inner Troll Area RACK Outer Troll Area 13,712,000 GN Pounds SN TR 11,440,000 Commercial (83%) 2,272,000 Cost Recovery (17%) SITKA AND AWFISH CHUM 2017 SN
15 SN Inner Troll Area RACK Outer Troll Area SITKA AND AWFISH CHUM 2017 SN TR GN $11,891,000 Ex-vessel Value $9,102,000 Commercial (77%) 2,789,000 SN Cost Recovery (23%)
16 SN Inner Troll Area Outer Troll Area SN 1,923,000 Hatchery Chum TR RACK 1,695,000 Medvejie/DI (88%) GN 184,000 Crawfish (3-yr-olds) (10%) 43,000 SSSC (Crescent) (2%) SITKA AND AWFISH CHUM 2017 SN
17 SN Inner Troll Area RACK Outer Troll Area SN TR GN THA SITKA AND AWFISH CHUM 2017 OTOLITHS SN TELL THE STORY
18 SN Inner Troll Area RACK Outer Troll Area SN TR GN THA SITKA AND AWFISH CHUM 2017 SN 2017 Fishing areas
19 SN Inner Troll Area 7 K 1 K RACK 17 K Outer Troll Area GN SN 30 K TR 9 K 20 K SITKA AND AWFISH CHUM 2017 SN AWFISH INLET FISH CATCH K 99 K
20 SN Inner Troll Area 198 K RACK 117 K 123 K Outer Troll Area SN 1.07GN M TR 188 K SITKA AND AWFISH CHUM 2017 SN Medvejie / Deep Inlet FISH CATCH 1.7 million
21 SN Inner Troll Area 30 K RACK K Outer Troll Area GN SN 7K TR 4K SITKA AND AWFISH CHUM 2017 SN SSSC Crescent FISH CATCH 43 K
22 SN Inner Troll Area RACK Outer Troll Area SN TR GN SITKA AND AWFISH CHUM 2017 SN
23 PART FORECAST Silver Bay Cost Recovery 2017
24 2018 NSRAA FORECAST Chum Sitka Area 1,250,000 Crawfish 681,000 Hidden Falls 593,000 Southeast Cove 143,000 SITKA AREA AWFISH INLET HIDDEN FALLS SE COVE
25 2018 NSRAA FORECAST Chum 2016 SECM TRAWL SAMPLING NSRAA 28%: Medvejie/DI 2.2% Crawfish 0.5% Hidden Falls 5% Southeast Cove 20% DIPAC 21% AKI 7% SSRAA 12% UNMARKED 31% These are BY15 fry; year-olds
26 2018 NSRAA FORECAST Coho Sitka Area 66,000 Deer Lake 153,000 Hidden Falls 191,000 SITKA AREA HIDDEN FALLS DEER LAKE
27 2018 NSRAA FORECAST Chinook Sitka Area 12,700 Hidden Falls 2,000 SITKA AREA HIDDEN FALLS
28 PART 6 OTOLITH UPDATE
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30 PART 4 THE BLOB
31 SST ANOMALIES THE BLOB WARM OCEAN TEMPS
32 Sea Surface Temperature Anomaly: A measure of how far sea surface temperatures depart from what is normal for the time of year. Measured against a long term average (e.g. 30-year average) El Nino C above normal Blob reached ~3-5 C above normal (5-9 F) with a long duration most of three years from SST ANOMALIES THE BLOB
33 Phytoplankton reduced productivity/ different composition Zooplankton affected by phytoplankton / different species with lower lipid / fat content Krill reduced/ absent Predators different composition / southern predators move north Fish more active, require more food at a time when less is available SST ANOMALIES EFFECTS OF THE BLOB
34 Cod sharp decline Chinook sharp decline Coho below average Pinks below forecast Chum mixed results? SST ANOMALIES THE BLOB
35 June 2015 full global chart SST ANOMALIES NOAA CHARTS MALY/2015.HTML
36 SST ANOMALIES RRR = RIDICULOUSLY RESILIENT RIDGE OF HIGH PRESSURE Warmer water moves north into Gulf of Alaska & Bering Sea California drought
37 2013 BLOB Charts from animated graphic produced by Tom Wainwright NOAA FISHERIES, Newport, OR
38 2014 BLOB Charts from animated graphic produced by Tom Wainwright NOAA FISHERIES, Newport, OR
39 2015 BLOB Charts from animated graphic produced by Tom Wainwright NOAA FISHERIES, Newport, OR
40 Spring 2013 = BY12 Chum = s = est. 2.1% m.s. GOOD = BY11 Coho = 2014 Adults = est. 7.7% m.s. GOOD = BY 11 Chinook = ocean = est. 0.90%m.s. BELOW AVERAGE Spring 2014 = BY13 Chum = s = est. 3.5% m.s. GOOD = BY12 Coho = 2015 Adults = est. 3.6% m.s. BELOW AVERAGE = BY 12 Chinook = ocean = est. 0.50%m.s. POOR Spring 2015 = BY14 Chum = s = est. ~1.4% m.s. too little data = BY13 Coho = 2016 Adults = est. 1.7% m.s. BELOW AVERAGE = BY 13 Chinook = ocean = est. 0.50%m.s. POOR BLOB NSRAA SITKA RELEASES & RETURNS
41 Another effect of the Blob : warmer ocean temps = warmer terrestrial water temps (less snowpack, etc). These warmer temps have caused issues with holding adults at some hatcheries and with incubation and rearing. An example is Medvejie s fungus/ incubation problems. BLOB EFFECT ON HATCHERIES
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