2008
DOI: 10.3955/0029-344x-82.s.i.119
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Movements by Adult Coho Salmon in the Lower Elwha River, Washington

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“…However, the fish that regurgitated its tag lived, while 95% of those that retained their tags died. Haynes and Gray (1979) reported success with externally mounted tags on Chinook salmon, and external tags have also been used successfully with adult coho salmon O. kisutch (Burke et al 2008), steelhead O. mykiss (Wertheimer and Evans 2005), and Atlantic salmon Salmo salar (Erkinaro et al 1999). However, in our experiment 90% of externally tagged fish shed their tags, possibly from regular contact with the concrete raceway walls.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…However, the fish that regurgitated its tag lived, while 95% of those that retained their tags died. Haynes and Gray (1979) reported success with externally mounted tags on Chinook salmon, and external tags have also been used successfully with adult coho salmon O. kisutch (Burke et al 2008), steelhead O. mykiss (Wertheimer and Evans 2005), and Atlantic salmon Salmo salar (Erkinaro et al 1999). However, in our experiment 90% of externally tagged fish shed their tags, possibly from regular contact with the concrete raceway walls.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Handling time was approximately 45 s per fish. Fish in the external attachment treatment group (n = 10) were tagged with smaller tags (0.5 × 3.0 cm, 2 g; 6V Pisces, Grant Systems) that were attached externally using established methods (Burke et al 2008). Each external tag had a 22-cm antenna and was attached at two points by passing black monofilament suture (Ethicon 1-0, Ethilon) through the musculature at the insertion of the dorsal fin (Erkinaro 1999).…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the Elwha River, numerous baseline studies exist (see Winter & Crain 2008), and recent research has characterised characterised existing fish communities and predicted the responses of Pacific salmonids to dam removal (Brenkman et al . 2008a,b; Connolly & Brenkman 2008; Burke et al. 2008; Pess et al.…”
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“…A key to studying watershed recolonisation by Pacific salmonids after a large-scale dam removal is the collection of spatially continuous baseline information before dam removal. In the Elwha River, numerous baseline studies exist (see Winter & Crain 2008), and recent research has characterised characterised existing fish communities and predicted the responses of Pacific salmonids to dam removal (Brenkman et al 2008a,b;Burke et al 2008;Pess et al 2008;Roni et al 2008;Winans et al 2008;Duda et al in press). Although these studies provide useful baseline information, most were conducted at the site scale, within index reaches, or on a section of the river downstream of the dams, and were not spatially continuous.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A series of seven monitoring antennas have been established along an upstream gradient in the Elwha River. This system is currently being used to assess bull trout and resident rainbow trout movements in the river sections above, between, and below the dams (Sam Brenkman, Olympic National Park, personal communication) as well as coho salmon (Burke et al 2008) and winter-run steelhead behavior in the lower Elwha. Individual adult fish will be captured in the lower river and surgically implanted with radio tags to assess upstream migration rates and distances.…”
Section: Recolonization Monitoring Parametersmentioning
confidence: 99%