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1 Medvejie Chinook Releases by Stock by Brood Year Sum of Total Released CHICKAMIN R ANDREW CR ANDREW CR Brood Year Yearling Smolt Yearling Smolt Zero Check Smolt ,572 26, ,883 21, ,0 108, , , , , , , , , , , , , ,144,688 1,144, , , ,083,432 1,083, ,130,236 1,130, , , ,052,995 1,052, ,119,512 1,119, ,596,867 1,596, ,043,105 2,043, ,872, ,623 2,078, ,953, ,500 2,262, ,502,186 1,502, ,929, ,633 2,191, ,538, ,368 2,247, ,790, ,070 2,681, ,491,455 1,770,803 3,262, ,103,213 2,086,852 4,190, ,128,272 1,792,054 3,920, ,837,901 1,852,661 3,690, ,696, ,790 2,499, ,906,139 2,906, ,602,453 2,602, ,158,501 2,158, ,369,006 1,369, ,383, ,918 2,831, ,578, ,1 2,036,940 1,491,377 45,167,335 11,588,683 58,247,395 Millions Medvejie Chinook Releases Brood Year ANDREW CR Zero Check Smolt ANDREW CR Yearling Smolt CHICKAMIN R Yearling Smolt
2 Medvejie Chinook Releases by Stock by Brood Year (Group Detail) DEEP INLET 113 COVE+HALIBUT PT113 HALIBUT PT CRAWFISH INLET CRAWFISH INLET+HALIBUT PT CHICKAMIN R ANDREW CR ANDREW CR ANDREW CR ANDREW CR ANDREW CR ANDREW CR Brood Year MED GL MED BC HPM HPM HP CRAW ,572 26, ,883 21, ,0 108, , , , , , , , , , , , , ,144,688 1,144, , , ,083,432 1,083, ,130,236 1,130, , , ,052,995 1,052, ,119,512 1,119, ,919 1,295,948 1,596, ,601 1,079,504 2,043, , , ,623 2,078, ,180 1,148, ,500 2,262, ,910 1,029,276 1,502, ,084 1,020, ,633 2,191, , , ,368 2,247, , , ,070 2,681, , , , ,929 3,262, ,002,849 1,100,364 1,084,6 1,002,211 4,190, ,631 1,147,6 873, ,043 3,920, , ,996 1,852,661 3,690, , , ,790 2,499, ,281, , ,213 2,906, ,038, , ,301 2,602, ,642, , ,549 2,158, , , ,295 1,369, ,107, , , ,677 2,831, ,220 7, , ,250 9,513 2,456, , ,708 1,491,377 19,220,827 23,714,177 9,057,958 2,758, ,296 1,789, ,250 9,513 59,023,616 GL MED HPM BC HPM HP CRAW Green Lake summer rearing; over winter in saltwater net pens; yearling smolts. Medvejie hatchery raceway summer rearing; over winter in freshwater or saltwater net pens; yearling smolts. Green Lake or Medvejie hatchery raceway summer rearing; over winter in freshwater; saltwater rearing in spring prior to release. These are zero check smolt, released the first spring after incubation. Medvejie hatchery raceway summer rearing; over winter in freshwater; short term rearing in saltwater pens at Halibut Point remote release site. This BY 2010 group represents some fish released at HPM, plus some over wintered in saltwater pens and released in Bear Cove. Fish are reported in this manner because they share a common CWT code. This BY 2015 group represents some fish released at HPM, plus some released at Crawfish Inlet. Fish are reported in this manner because they share a common CWT code. Medvejie Chinook Releases Brood Year Millions CRAWFISH INLET+HALIBUT PT ANDREW CR HP CRAW CRAWFISH INLET ANDREW CR HALIBUT PT ANDREW CR HPM COVE+HALIBUT PT113 ANDREW CR BC HPM 1.5 DEEP INLET 113 ANDREW CR ANDREW CR 0.0 ANDREW CR MED Brood Year ANDREW CR GL
3 Medvejie Chinook Releases by Release Year DEEP INLET 113 COVE+HALIBUT PT113 HALIBUT PT CRAWFISH INLET CRAWFISH INLET+HALIBUT PT CHICKAMIN R ANDREW CR ANDREW CR ANDREW CR ANDREW CR ANDREW CR ANDREW CR Release Year MED GL MED BC HPM HPM HP CRAW ,572 26, ,883 21, ,0 108, , , , , , , , , , , , , ,144,688 1,144, , , ,083,432 1,083, ,130,236 1,130, , , ,052,995 1,052, ,119,512 1,119, ,919 1,295,948 1,596, ,601 1,079, ,623 2,248, , , ,500 2,182, ,180 1,148,176 1,953, ,910 1,029, ,633 1,763, ,084 1,020, ,368 2,638, , , ,070 2,429, , , , ,929 3,561, , ,482 1,084,6 1,002,211 3,578, ,002,849 1,100, , ,043 3,895, ,631 1,147,6 1,852,661 3,980, , , ,790 2,640, , ,548 1,696, ,281, , ,213 2,906, ,038, , ,301 2,602, ,642, , ,549 2,158, , , , ,295 1,816, ,107, , , , ,250 2,8, ,220 7, ,708 9,513 2,354,750 1,491,377 19,220,827 23,714,177 9,057,958 2,758, ,296 1,789, ,250 9,513 59,023,616 GL MED HPM BC HPM HP CRAW Green Lake summer rearing; over winter in saltwater net pens; yearling smolts. Medvejie hatchery raceway summer rearing; over winter in freshwater or saltwater net pens; yearling smolts. Green Lake or Medvejie hatchery raceway summer rearing; over winter in freshwater; saltwater rearing in spring prior to release. These are zero check smolt, released the first spring after incubation. Medvejie hatchery raceway summer rearing; over winter in freshwater; short term rearing in saltwater pens at Halibut Point remote release site. This BY 2010 group represents some fish released at HPM, plus some over wintered in saltwater pens and released in Bear Cove. Fish are reported in this manner because they share a common CWT code. This BY 2015 group represents some fish released at HPM, plus some released at Crawfish Inlet. Fish are reported in this manner because they share a common CWT code. Medvejie Chinook Releases Release Year Millions CRAWFISH INLET+HALIBUT PT ANDREW CR HP CRAW CRAWFISH INLET ANDREW CR HALIBUT PT ANDREW CR HPM COVE+HALIBUT PT113 ANDREW CR BC HPM 1.0 DEEP INLET 113 ANDREW CR ANDREW CR ANDREW CR MED Release Year
4 Group (Multiple Items) Yearling Groups Medvejie Chinook Releases by Brood Year Yearling Smolt Rearing Strategies COVE+HALIB UT PT113 HALIBUT PT CRAWFISH INLET+ Brood Year GL MED MED Year Os MED Survivors MED DIET TRIAL SEAREADY MED MED MED ,572 26, ,883 21, ,0 108, , , , , , , , , , , ,144,688 1,144, , , ,083,432 1,083, ,130,236 1,130, , , ,052,995 1,052, ,119,512 1,119, ,919 1,295,948 1,596, ,601 1,079,504 2,043, , ,503 1,872, ,180 1,148,176 1,953, ,910 1,029,276 1,502, , , ,055 1,929, , , ,967 1,538, , , ,776 1,790, , ,452 96, ,175 1,491, ,002, , ,178 2,103, ,631 1,147,6 2,128, , ,996 1,837, , , ,904 1,696, ,281, , ,213 2,906, ,038, , ,301 2,602, ,642, , ,549 2,158, , , ,295 1,369, ,107, , ,677 2,383, ,220 7,309 9,513 1,998,042 19,220,827 22,360, , , ,033 1,795, ,296 1,789,035 9,513 47,078,225 Yearling rearing strategies GL Green Lake summer rearing; over winter in saltwater net pens; yearling smolts. MED Medvejie hatchery raceway summer rearing; over winter in freshwater or saltwater net pens; yearling smolts. MED Year Os In the spring of 2010, Medvejie had a water shut off event that resulted in the loss of a large number and Survivors of BY 09 fry that were scheduled for Medvejie raceway rearing("med" group fish). Other fish scheduled for zero check release were already in saltwater netpens. A group of these were moved BACK to FRESHWATER to replace the lost fry. These were named "Year Os". Fry that survived the shutof were named "Survivors". These were then reared as MED group fish going to saltwater in October These groups have unique CWT codes which will allow us to compare survival rates. MED Diet Trial Reared as "MED" above with a different feed. SEAREADY HPM BC HPM HP CRAW Medvejie hatchery raceway summer rearing; over winter in saltwater net pens; yearling smolts. Treated with the SEAREADY process (special diet and water treatment) to acclimate for saltwater entry. Medvejie hatchery raceway summer rearing; over winter in freshwater; short term rearing in saltwater pens at Halibut Point remote release site. This BY 2010 group represents some fish released at HPM, plus some over wintered in saltwater pens and released in Bear Cove. Fish are reported in this manner because they share a common CWT code. This BY 2015 group represents some fish released at HPM, plus some released at Crawfish Inlet. Fish are reported in this manner because they share a common CWT code.
5 Medvejie Chinook Releases by Brood Year Zero Check Smolt Rearing Strategies Group DEEP INLET 113 CRAWFISH INLET Brood Year GL EARLY GL LATE SEAREADY EARLY COVE DEEP INLET CRAWFISH , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,929 1,770, , ,579 1,002,211 2,086, , , , ,043 1,792, ,852,661 1,852, , , , , , , , , ,708 1,669,495 5,336, , , ,708 2,758, ,250 11,945,391 Zero check rearing strategies GL EARLY Green Lake rearing; moved to saltwater early release timing (June 23 July 14). GL LATE Green Lake rearing; moved to saltwater late release timing (July 11 July 21). SEAREADY Raceway rearing; Sea Ready process; moved to saltwater late release timing (July 2 July 17). The SEAREADY process is a special diet and water treatment to acclimate fish for saltwater. DEEP INLET Green Lake rearing; moved to saltwater (Deep Inlet pens) later release timing (July 11 July 20).
6 Medvejie Chinook Releases by Brood Year Releases by Release Site Group CRAWFISH INLET 113 Brood Year DEEP INLET , , , , , , , , , , , ,929 1,770, ,084,6 1,002,211 2,086, , ,043 1,792, ,852,661 1,852, , , , , , , , , ,708 9,057,958 2,758, ,250 11,945,391 Group (Multiple Items) Yearling Groups Brood Year COVE+HALIBUT PT113 HALIBUT PT CRAWFISH INLET+HALIBUT PT ,572 26, ,883 21, ,0 108, , , , , , , , , , , ,144,688 1,144, , , ,083,432 1,083, ,130,236 1,130, , , ,052,995 1,052, ,119,512 1,119, ,596,867 1,596, ,043,105 2,043, ,872,609 1,872, ,953,356 1,953, ,502,186 1,502, ,929,602 1,929, ,538,388 1,538, ,790,477 1,790, ,491,455 1,491, ,103,213 2,103, ,128,272 2,128, ,837,901 1,837, ,696,344 1,696, ,281, , ,213 2,906, ,196, ,301 2,602, ,780, ,549 2,158, , ,295 1,369, ,990, ,677 2,383, ,578,529 9,513 1,998,042 44,426, ,296 1,789,035 9,513 47,078,225 Brood Year 2010: Bear Cv + HPM Splits: Bear Cove Halibut Point Total Bear Cove Halibut Point Bear Cove 2,281,630 2,281,630 Bear Cv + HPM Splits: 275, , , HPM 181, ,213 2,557, ,003 2,906,139 Brood Year 2015: Bear Cv + HPM Splits: Crawfish Halibut Point Total CRAW Halibut Point Craw + HPM Splits: 72, ,799 9, , ,799 9,513
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