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Adipose clip release data 2000
Data Categories Summaries of proportions of hatchery fishes released in the Columbia Basin that were marked with an adipose fin clip.
Dates of Data 2000 TO 2000
Data Set Status Complete
Data Set Update Schedule n/a
Date Data Set Published on StreamNet Data Store 2/9/2005
Project Name & Number 1988-108-04 - StreamNet
Purpose of Data Set Purpose provided in Abstract
Summary / Abstract The following maps depict preliminary data for releases of hatchery reared salmon during calendar year 2000 that were mass marked with an adipose fin clip. These data were compiled at the request of the Northwest Power Planning Council, who wanted to know how much progress had been made toward marking hatchery fish so that they would be recognizable in a selective fishery. Initial Data were compiled during Spring, 2001, and then revised in August 2001. Official release data are not yet available from all agencies. Therefore, these figures should be considered preliminary and changes or corrections may occur. Fish may have been marked for purposes other than to facilitate selective fisheries, and some groups were intentionally not marked for specific reasons.

Fin clipping data are not part of the standard StreamNet database. StreamNet coordinated development of these maps at the request of the Power Planning Council because the Regional Mark Information System's new database version that will access this information had not been completed and formally adopted, and release data for calendar year 2000 had not been completed and submitted to RMIS by all agencies at the time of the request. Also, RMIS staff was short due to vacation leave, so StreamNet undertook compilation of the information.
Broad Biological Groups Fishes
Taxa Spring run Chinook salmon (Oncorhynchus tshawytscha)
Fall run Chinook salmon
Coho salmon (Oncorhynchus kisutch)
Location Columbia Basin anadromous fish hatchery releases in 2000.
NPCC Subbasins (2001 Subbasins) Entire Columbia Basin / Mainstem / Systemwide
Hatcheries All anadromous fish hatcheries in the Columbia Basin.
Dams
Keywords ad-clipped adipose clipped hatchery marked summary
Lead Person and Organization That Created the Data Set Bruce Schmidt
Other Participating Organizations StreamNet personnel at Pacific States Marine Fisheries Commission
Contact Person for Questions About the Data Name:  Bruce Schmidt
Position:  StreamNet Program Manager
Organization:  StreamNet / Pacific States Marine Fisheries Commission
Address:  205 SE Spokane Street, Suite 100
Portland, OR  97202
USA
Phone:  503-595-3152
email:  project@streamnet.org
Broad Category of Methods Lab
Data Collection Methods Survey of Columbia Basin anadromous fish hatchery personnel.
File Formats Microsoft Excel 2000 (.xls)
Microsoft Word 2000 (.doc)
Adobe Acrobat (.pdf)
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Papers, reports, and presentations that were done under this project. Schmidt, Bruce. 2001. Overview of adipose fin lipping in the Columbia Basin: Summary of a presentation given to the Northwest Power Planning Council Fish and Wildlife Committee on October 17, 2001 on behalf of the CBFWA Anadromous Fish Committee.
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