Adult and Juvenile Coho Salmon Enumeration and Coded-Wire Tag Recovery Analysis for Zolzap Creek, BC, 2002

Adult and juvenile coho migrations were monitored at Zolzap Creek, British Columbia, as part of the 2002-2003 Nisga'a Fisheries Program. The 2002 season is the eleventh year of continuous operation of the Zolzap Creek fences since 1992. This report includes eleven year summaries of the most pertinent data. Smolt trapping was conducted from 29 April to 26 June 2002 using an in-stream wire-mesh fence. A total of 15,001 coho smolts were captured during the trapping period, and an unknown number migrated out during periods when the fence was not operational. Of those captured, 12,318 were released with coded-wire tags. Migration timing, mean length and weight at age, and age composition are presented.

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Fisheries and Oceans Canada Pacific Region

The Fisheries and Oceans Pacific Region includes the province of British Columbia and the transboundary northern rivers of the Yukon. It encompasses more than 27,000 kilometres of coastline and 105 river systems. Fisheries and Oceans Canada is...

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Author Baxter, B.E.
Maintainer Fisheries and Oceans Canada Pacific Region
Last Updated July 26, 2022, 16:11 (UTC)
Created June 8, 2022, 20:38 (UTC)
publication_yr 2003