Kokanee Egg Stranding on Norns Creek Fan 2007
Author: J.T.A. Baxter
In order to determine the magnitude at which kokanee use the fan and the potential impacts for 2007 an initial survey was conducted by Mountain Water Research on September 30, one day prior to the daily minimum flow reductions.
Although Kokanee did not spawn in Norns Creek fan in 2007, future spawning may occur any year and is unpredictable.
For full results, see report.
Although Kokanee did not spawn in Norns Creek fan in 2007, future spawning may occur any year and is unpredictable.
For full results, see report.
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Additional Info
Study Years: 2007
Published: 2007
Topics
Tags: Aquatic Habitat, Brilliant Dam, Brilliant DamExpansion, Columbia River, Discharge, Egg Stranding, Eggs, Flow Regime, Kokanee, Minimum Flows, Monitoring, Monitoring Recommendation, Norn Creek, Oncorhynchus Mykiss, Oncorhynchus Nerka, Rainbow Trout, Redd Surveys, Redds, Spawning, Spawning HabitatKokanee Egg Stranding on Norns Creek Fan 2007
Author: J.T.A. Baxter
Tags: Aquatic Habitat, Brilliant Dam, Brilliant DamExpansion, Columbia River, Discharge, Egg Stranding, Eggs, Flow Regime, Kokanee, Minimum Flows, Monitoring, Monitoring Recommendation, Norn Creek, Oncorhynchus Mykiss, Oncorhynchus Nerka, Rainbow Trout, Redd Surveys, Redds, Spawning, Spawning Habitat
In order to determine the magnitude at which kokanee use the fan and the potential impacts for 2007 an initial survey was conducted by Mountain Water Research on September 30, one day prior to the daily minimum flow reductions.
Summary
Although Kokanee did not spawn in Norns Creek fan in 2007, future spawning may occur any year and is unpredictable.
For full results, see report.
