NMFS PIT-tags juvenile Chinook salmon during the • summer; however, sample size is small. Juvenile migrant abundance estimated at screw • traps using mark recapture. Survival of juveniles to LGR estimated using PIT • tags IDFG site snorkel surveys done 1980 2006. In • – 2007, IDFG adopted a rotating panel probabilistic GRTS design for assessing the abundance of juvenile salmonids. Marsh Creek done in 2007 and 2008 IDFG does redd survey in the one MaSA. There are • Spatial distribution no MiSA’s. Data obtained from juveniles at the screw trap and Genetic baseline to be maintained Implement a 5-year rotating • • • from adult carcasses sampled during redd surveys. at regular intervals panel for baseline genetic samples Species diversity Age and diversity data for some years, starting 1998 • INPMEP.
• NMFS PIT-tags juvenile Chinook salmon during the summer; however, sample size is small. • Juvenile migrant abundance estimated at screw traps using mark recapture. • Survival of juveniles to LGR estimated using PIT tags • IDFG site snorkel surveys done 1980 – 2006. In 2007, IDFG adopted a rotating panel probabilistic GRTS design for assessing the abundance of juvenile salmonids. Marsh Creek done in 2007 and 2008 Spatial distribution • IDFG does redd survey in the one MaSA. There are no MiSA’s. Species diversity • Data obtained from juveniles at the screw trap and from adult carcasses sampled during redd surveys. • Age and diversity data for some years, starting 1998 INPMEP. • Genetic baseline to be maintained at regular intervals • Implement a 5-year rotating panel for baseline genetic samples
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