Swift Floating Surface Collector Sample Clauses

Swift Floating Surface Collector. A total of 3,542 juvenile fish were collected during the month of November and 3,507 target species (>60mm) were transported downstream. The majority (84 percent) of these fish were coho (n=2,992), followed by spring Chinook (n=385), cutthroat (n=93), steelhead (n=66), planted rainbow (n=4), and bull trout (n=2). All salmonid fry, planted rainbow, and bull trout were returned to Swift Reservoir. The FSC was suspended the night of November 17, 2015 due to a power outage and returned back to service on November 18, 2015. To date, 45,173 fish have been captured at the FSC and a total of 37,447 target species (>60mm) have been transported below Xxxxxx Dam. Fish Facility Report Sockeye Chum Pink Cutthroat (>13 inches) Cutthroat (< 13 inches) Rainbow (< 20 inches) 3 Bull Trout (> 13 inches) Bull Trout (< 13 inches) Daily Total Xxxxxx Adult Trap Reporting Date November 2015 Spring Chinook 1 Early Coho Late Coho S. Steelhead W. Steelhead Fall Chinook AD-Clip RT Recap Wild TOTAL2 AD-Clip RT Recap CWT Wild Wild Recap TOTAL2 AD-Clip CWT Wild Wild Recap TOTAL2 Fresh Recap Wild AD-Clip BWT RT Recap Wild AD-Clip Wild Recap X X XX X X X X XX X X XX X X XX M F M F XX X X XX X X XX M F XX M F XX X X XX M F XX X X XX M F XX M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F JK M F XX M F XX M F M F M F 16-Nov 17-Nov 18-Nov 19-Nov 22-Nov 1 Only hatchery verses wild distinctions are currently being made. All hatchery fish are labeled as "AD-Clip". Tuesday, December 1st, 2015 2 Total counts do not include recaptured salmon. 3 Total counts of resident rainbows include sixteen derby trout. Fish Facility Report Swift Floating Surface Collector November 2015 Day Coho Chinook Steelhead Cutthroat Bull Trout Planted Total fry xxxx smolt xxx xxxx smolt xxx xxxx smolt xxxx xxx < 13 in > 13 in fry < 13 in > 13 in Rainbow 06 0 83 88 0 0 33 1 0 2 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 210 18 Monthly 23 1630 1339 0 7 378 3 12 51 0 3 90 0 0 0 2 4 3542 Annual 5848 5884 24617 0 207 4686 3 36 1255 31 4 684 48 0 15 4 1852 45173
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Swift Floating Surface Collector. The FSC went back into operation on March 31, 2014 after completion of Phase I of the Swift barrier net project. A total of 2,664 fish were collected during the month of April. The majority (53 percent) of these fish were coho fry (n=1,430), followed by coho smolts (n=744), Chinook smolts (n=175), cutthroat less than 13 inches (n=101), and steelhead smolts (n=65). One bull trout was collected and returned back to Swift Reservoir. The FSC is operating at 600 cfs attraction flow. Fish Facility Report Sockeye Chum Cutthroat (>13 inches) Cutthroat (< 13 inches) Rainbow (< 20 inches) Bull Trout (> 13 inches) Bull Trout (< 13 inches) Whitefish Sucker Daily Total Xxxxxx Adult Trap Reporting Date April 2014 Spring Chinook Early Coho Late Coho S. Steelhead W. Steelhead Fall Chinook AD-Clip AD+CWT CWT Only Wild TOTAL AD-Clip AD+CWT CWT Only Wild TOTAL AD-Clip AD+CWT CWT Only Wild TOTAL Fresh Recap AD-Clip BWT Wild AD-Clip Wild X X XX X X XX X X XX X X XX X X XX X X XX X X XX M F XX X X XX X X XX X X XX X X XX M F XX X X XX M F JK M F M F M F M F M F M F XX M F JK M F M F 02-Apr 1 10 15 1 27 03-Apr 2 8 3 1 14 04-Apr 3 5 8 05-Apr 9 15 24 06-Apr 6 6 07-Apr 2 4 6 08-Apr 09-Apr 1 1 2 3 1 29 45 1 82 10-Apr 2 1 2 1 9 8 20 11-Apr 5 10 15 12-Apr 2 1 3 13-Apr 1 3 1 5 14-Apr 2 1 3 15-Apr 1 10 11 16-Apr 1 1 1 4 1 7 17-Apr 1 1 2 5 9 18-Apr 1 2 4 1 8 19-Apr 1 1 2 1 14 10 1 28 20-Apr 1 3 1 1 2 4 17 19 1 43 21-Apr 2 1 1 2 2 1 7 9 21 22-Apr 1 1 2 4 3 1 1 11 23-Apr 1 4 4 9 24-Apr 5 2 1 5 3 15 15 2 3 2 45 25-Apr 10 8 1 1 1 11 10 1 16 14 1 1 1 55 26-Apr 1 4 2 3 4 6 6 1 1 21 28-Apr 11 10 11 10 3 11 1 36 29-Apr 3 4 1 3 5 1 5 13 3 4 34 30-Apr 3 1 3 1 2 7 13 Monday, May 5th, 2014 Fish Facility Report Swift Floating Surface Collector April 2014 Day Coho Chinook Steelhead Cutthroat Bull Trout Planted fry smolt fry smolt fry smolt xxxx xxx < 13 in > 13 in fry < 13 in > 13 in Rainbow 01 250 4 4 2 1 03 75 15 5 2 1 04 75 7 3 4 4 05 50 8 3 1 1 3 06 75 1 4 1 07 50 15 1 4 3 08 0 10 40 25 7 1 6 11 25 5 7 1 5 4 12 25 8 5 2 5 13 30 12 4 2 4 4 14 40 6 4 2 4 15 40 12 13 8 16 25 28 16 3 1 17 40 12 3 5 18 40 9 3 12 19 50 72 6 3 4 16 21 30 27 1 7 1 5 22 100 7 4 1 2 7 23 30 15 4 1 2 5 24 50 19 3 3 25 30 55 4 5 5 8 26 25 73 1 5 9 4 27 20 37 2 2 8 4 28 15 25 9 6 6 4 29 20 134 7 13 16 1 1 8 30 30 71 6 7 17 8 Monthly 1430 744 0 175 0 65 0 0 101 1 0 0 1 147 The FSC continued to operated on 4/8, however fish were not processed because no fish-transport truck was available. No adult steelhead (kelts) were collecte...
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Swift Floating Surface Collector. A total of 11,240 fish were collected at the Swift FSC during the month of June; of which most were transported downstream. The majority (90 percent) of these fish were coho (n=10,118), followed by planted rainbow (n=813), steelhead (n=131), cutthroat (n=89), spring chinook (n=75) and bull trout (n=3). Subsampling ended on June 18th; at which time all fish were enumerated and sorted. The FSC remained in operation throughout the month of June. Water temperature recorded at the FSC on June 30 was 16.9 oC.
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Swift Floating Surface Collector. (Attachment A) The Swift Floating Surface Collector (FSC) was put back into daily service October 15, 2015. A total of 215 juvenile fish were collected during the month of October and transported downstream. The majority (53 percent) of these fish were coho (n=115), followed by spring Chinook (n=91), steelhead (n=7), and bull trout (n=2). One coho fry (<60mm) and two bull trout were returned back to Swift Reservoir. The FSC was suspended the nights of October 16, 2015 and October 25, 2015 due to heavy debris loading. < Meeting adjourned at 11:10 a.m. > Agenda items for December 10, 2015  November 12, 2015 Meeting Notes  M&E Update  2016/2017 Aquatic Fund Process Update  Xxx Xxxxxx – Evaluating Restoration Effectiveness; Xxxxx River Basin  Study/Work Product Updates Other Xxxx Xxxxxxx, USDA Forest Service announced his retirement date of November 30, 2015. Xxxxx Xxxxxx will be the primary ACC representative for the USDA Forest Service which will be noted in the 2015 ACC/TCC Annual Report. Xxxxxx inflows are approximately 4,500 cfs currently. FERC release flows are 3,300 cfs now and will be increased to 4,200 cfs by 1400 on Tuesday, 11/17/15 Next Scheduled Meetings: November 12, 2015 December 10, 2015 Xxxxxx Hydro Control Center Xxxxxx Hydro Control Center Xxxxx, WA Ariel, WA 9:00 a.m. –3:00 p.m. 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. Meeting Handouts & Attachments:  Meeting Notes from 10/08/15  Agenda from 11/12/15  Attachment A - Xxxxx River Fish Passage Report (October, 2015) Xxxxx River Fish Passage Report October 2015
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Swift Floating Surface Collector. A total of 510 fish were collected at the Swift FSC during the month of July; of which most were transported downstream. The majority (67 percent) of these fish were coho (n=340), followed by planted rainbow (n=136), steelhead fry (n=25), and cutthroat (n=4). No spring Chinook were collected. The Swift FSC was turned off for summer maintenance on July 14, 2016. The summer outage period was established by PacifiCorp with concurrence of the Xxxxx River Aquatic Coordination Committee in order to preform annual maintenance on the facility. During this time period, reservoir water temperatures are generally warm and fish migration numbers are low. The FSC will be returned to service mid-October once water temperature begin to cool and fish begin out-migrating again. Water temperature recorded at the FSC on July 14th was 17.9 oC.
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Swift Floating Surface Collector. The FSC was turned off on August 29th, 2014 for annual maintenance followed by contracted work scheduled throughout the month of September. The FSC was put back into service on October, 9th, 2014. Only two (2) smolts (one coho and one Chinook) were collected after the first day of operation. Based on last year’s data the majority of fish that were collected in the fall were collected in the month of November. There was discussion regarding how to release smolts being transported from the FSC this coming year. Last year, it was decided that smolts could be released directly into the river because the Woodland Smolt Recovery Ponds were not yet built. With the possibility of further construction delays, it was recommended that PacifiCorp begin releasing the smolts at Xxxxx River Hatchery so they can be monitored and allowed to recover 24-hours before being released into the river. However, the conditions for releasing smolts from Xxxxx River Hatchery back into the river are not ideal. Karchesky (PacifiCorp) recommended that only a subsample of transported smolts be initially released at the hatchery to evaluate how smolts transition from the raceway to the river and whether releasing fish at the hatchery was doing more harm than good. Xxx Xxxxxxx (LCFRB) agreed that would be a good approach, but commented that if release conditions are found to be benign, then the goal should be that all smolts released at the hatchery to recover until the Woodland Release Ponds are built. Xxxxxxx Xxxxx (Cowlitz Indian Tribe) is in favor of holding fish to stay on the safe side. Xxxxxxxx Xxx (NMFS) expressed that she is worried about holding all of them and is supportive of holding some; but the appropriate percentage has not be determined since the discharge pipe that smolts will be traveling through is not intended for fish passage. Xxx also communicated that the temporary release ponds will allow them time to acclimate before dumping them in the river. In theory, we may disadvantage fish by dumping them directly into the river; the ACC needs to try to figure out the best approach to minimize risk. Xxxxx indicated that he will have WDFW staff present to observe during discharge efforts. Xxxxx will contact the hatchery staff to discuss the timing of additional discussion with the ACC. The following wish to be part of any subgroup discussion specific to releasing/holding the smolts: Xxxxxxxx Xxx, NMFS Xxxxxxx Xxxxx, Cowlitz Indian Tribe Xxxx Xxxxx, WDFW Xxxxx Xxxxxxx, WDFW Xx...
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Swift Floating Surface Collector. The FSC was turned off on August 29th, 2014 for annual maintenance followed by contracted work scheduled throughout the month of September. The FSC is to be put back into service in early October, 2014. Fish Facility Report Sockeye 2 Chum Salmonid Smolts Cutthroat (>13 inches) Cutthroat (< 13 inches) Rainbow (< 20 inches) Bull Trout (> 13 inches) Bull Trout (< 13 inches)
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Swift Floating Surface Collector. The FSC went back into operation on March 31, 2014 after completion of Phase I of the Swift barrier net project. A total of 3,502 fish were collected during the month of June. The majority (76 percent) of these fish were coho smolts (n=2,650), followed by spring Chinook smolts (n=419), hatchery rainbow trout (n=200), steelhead smolts (n=117), and cutthroat trout (n=108). Two adult steelhead kelts were captured and returned to the lower Xxxxx River. Three juvenile bull trout were captured and returned back to Swift Reservoir along with 200 hatchery rainbow trout.
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Swift Floating Surface Collector. A total of 686 fish were collected during the month of December. The majority (62 percent) of these fish were juvenile coho (n=424), followed by spring Chinook smolts (n=179), cutthroat trout (n=73), steelhead smolts (n=7), and hatchery rainbow trout (n=3). All hatchery rainbow trout were returned back to Swift Reservoir. The FSC was turned off December 24th due to a malfunctioning water supply valve; the FSC was returned to service December 31, 2014 once the valve was repaired. Fish Facility Report Sockeye 2 Chum Salmonid Smolts Cutthroat (>13 inches) Cutthroat (< 13 inches) Rainbow (< 20 inches) Bull Trout (> 13 inches) Bull Trout (< 13 inches)
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