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Summary of Data Collection and Habitat Protocols for Methow and Columbia Rivers (2008-2012)

This report presents data collection summaries and compares database structures and habitat protocols for the Methow and Columbia Rivers in Washington. It evaluates the impact of additional PIT tag interrogation systems on survival estimates from 2008 to 2012. The accompanying appendices, particularly Appendix 1-11, include 27 graphs depicting length frequency distributions for key species such as rainbow/steelhead, coho, and Chinook salmon across various tributaries. These graphs highlight species metrics crucial for understanding fish populations in these regions.

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Summary of Data Collection and Habitat Protocols for Methow and Columbia Rivers (2008-2012)

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  1. Open File Report 2014-1016 Methow and Columbia Rivers Studies, Washington—Summary of Data Collection, Comparison of Database Structure and Habitat Protocols, and Impact of Additional PIT Tag Interrogation Systems to Survival Estimates, 2008–2012 By Kyle D. Martens, Wesley T. Tibbits, Grace A. Watson, Michael A. Newsom, and Patrick J. Connolly Appendix 1-11. Length frequency for tributaries (2008-2012). This appendix contains 27 graphs for key species (rainbow/steelhead, coho, and Chinook) found at each site and occasion. Graphs were plotted for every 2 mm.

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