OREGON DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE 2015 Sport Fishing Catch - Spring Chinook Expanded numbers by month 'Final' Version
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1 OREGON DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE 2015 Sport Fishing Catch - Spring Chinook Expanded numbers by month 'Final' Version Based upon Run Year Code Location Name Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Total Coastal River Systems 21 ALSEA R & BAY N FK ALSEA S FK ALSEA BEAVER CR (TILL CO) BIG CR (LANE CO) BIG ELK CR (YAQUINA R) BRUSH CR (CURRY CO) CAPE CR CHETCO R & BAY COOK CR (NEHALEM R) COOS R & BAY S FK COOS COQUILLE R & BAY N FK COQUILLE E FK COQUILLE S FK COQUILLE MID FK COQUILLE CUMMINS CR DEADWOOD CR (SIUSLAW R) DRIFT CR (ALSEA R) DRIFT CR (SILETZ R) EEL CR & LAKE ELK CR (CLATSOP CO) ELK R EUCHRE CR FALL CR (ALSEA R) FIVE R (ALSEA R) FLORAS CR & LK COW CREEK FOURMILE CR (COOS CO) HUNTER CR Created 11/27/ CHS Expanded Catch by Waterbody #2-F.xlsx 1 of 7
2 55 ILLINOIS R INDIAN CR (SIUSLAW R) KILCHIS R LAKE CR (SIUSLAW R) LOBSTER CR (ALSEA R) MIAMI R MIDDLE CR (COQUILLE R) MILLICOMA R E FK MILLICOMA W FK MILLICOMA NECANICUM R NEHALEM R & BAY BELOW HWY 26/ELSIE N FK NEHALEM MUNSEL L NESTUCCA R & BAY LITTLE NESTUCCA PISTOL R ROCK CR (LANE CO) ROCK CR (NEHALEM) ROCK CR (SILETZ R) SOAPSTONE CR LOWER ROGUE RIVER & BAY SALMON R (COAST) SALMONBERRY R SAND LAKE SCHOONER CR (SILETZ R) SILETZ R & BAY N FK SILETZ S FK SILETZ SILTCOOS R & LK SIUSLAW R & BAY N FK SIUSLAW SIXES R SMITH R N FK SMITH SUTTON CR & LK SWEET CR (SIUSLAW R) TAHKENITCH CR & LK TENMILE CR & LK (COOS CO) Created 11/27/ CHS Expanded Catch by Waterbody #2-F.xlsx 2 of 7
3 95 TENMILE CR (LANE CO) THREE R TILLAMOOK BAY TILLAMOOK R TRASK R N FK TRASK S FK TRASK UMPQUA R & BAY N FK UMPQUA BELOW WINCHESTER DAM S FK UMPQUA WILSON R S FK. WILSON R LITTLE N FK (WILSON) WINCHUCK R YACHATS R YAQUINA R & BAY TIOGA CR N FK UMPQUA, WINCHESTER 201 DAM TO ROCK CR NEHALEM R ABOVE HWY /ELSIE CALAPOOYA CR (UMPQUA R) N FK UMPQUA FROM ROCK CR 219 TO SODA SPR (FLY AREA) NESKOWIN CR ROGUE BAY UP TO ELEPHANT 225 ROCK ROGUE R FROM ELEPHANT 226 ROCK TO GRAVE CR ROGUE R FROM GRAVE CR TO 227 GOLD RAY DAM ROGUE R ABOVE GOLD RAY 228 DAM ISTHMUS SLOUGH Columbia River & Tributaries 112 ABERNATHY CR (CLACK R) ABIQUA CR (PUDDING R) BEAR CR (CLATSOP CO) Created 11/27/ CHS Expanded Catch by Waterbody #2-F.xlsx 3 of 7
4 115 BEAVER CR (COL CO) BIG CR (CLATSOP CO) BULLRUN R BUTTE CR (PUDDING R) CALAPOOIA R CATHERINE CR CLACKAMAS R BELOW CARVER BRIDGE CLATSKANIE R CLEAR CR (CLACK R) COLLOWASH RIVER HOT SP FK COLLOWASH RV CRABTREE CR (SANTIAM R) DESCHUTES R BELOW SHERARS FALLS EAGLE CR (CLACK R) EAGLE CR (COLUMBIA R) FALL CR (WILLAMETTE R) FIFTEEN MILE CR FOSTER RESERVOIR GALES CR (TUALATIN R) GNAT CR MOSBY CR. (WILL R CST FK) HERMAN CR (COL R) LOST CR (WILL R MID FK) E FK HOOD W FK HOOD IMNAHA R MID FK JOHN DAY N FK JOHN DAY JOHNSON CR (WILL R) BIG SHEEP CR, MOUTH TO LITTLE SHEEP CR KNAPPA/BLIND SLOUGHS KLASKANINE R N FK KLASKANINE S FK KLASKANINE LEWIS & CLARK R MCKENZIE R (BELOW LEABURG DAM) Created 11/27/ CHS Expanded Catch by Waterbody #2-F.xlsx 4 of 7
5 LUCKIAMUTE & LITTLE 156 LUCKIAMUTE R MCKENZIE R (ABOVE LEABURG 158 DAM) MILL CR (MARION CO) MILL CR (YAMHILL CO) MOLALLA R RICKREALL CR PUDDING R SALMON R (SANDY R) SANDY R FROM MOUTH TO 168 REVENUE BRIDGE SANTIAM R N FK SANTIAM LITTLE N FK SANTIAM S FK SANTIAM SCAPPOOSE CR N FK SCAPPOOSE S FK SCAPPOOSE SNAKE R SUCKER CR TANNER CR THOMAS CR (SANT) TUALATIN R UMATILLA R WALLA WALLA R SPRINGFIELD MILL RACE WENAHA R WILLAMETTE R & SLOUGH 185 BELOW OR CITY FLLS WILLAMETTE R ABOVE OR CITY 186 FALLS ALTON BAKER CANOE CANAL MID FK WILL WILLAMINA CR YOUNGS R & BAY SILVER CR CLACKAMAS R SYSTEM ABOVE NO FK DAM Created 11/27/ CHS Expanded Catch by Waterbody #2-F.xlsx 5 of 7
6 DESCHUTES R ABOVE 203 SHERARS FALLS SANDY R FROM REVENUE 205 BRIDGE TO SALMON R JOHN DAY ARM L FALL CR (WILLAMETTE) COAST FK WILL BUOY TO TONGUE PT TONGUE PT TO LONGVIEW 212 BRIDGE LONGVIEW BRIDGE TO I BRIDGE I BRIDGE TO BONNEVILLE DAM BONNEVILLE DAM TO THE 215 DALLES THE DALLES DAM TO JOHN DAY DAM JOHN DAY DAM TO MCNARY DAM MCNARY DAM TO STATELINE LONG TOM ROW R WILEY CR (S SANTIAM) BLUE R (MCKENZIE) HOOD R HOOD R ABOVE POWERDALE 230 DAM GRANDE RONDE R FROM STATELINE TO WILDCAT 231 BRIDGE Created 11/27/ CHS Expanded Catch by Waterbody #2-F.xlsx 6 of 7
7 GRANDE RONDE R FROM WILDCAT BRIDGE TO ISLAND 232 CITY BRIDGE GRANDE RONDE R ABOVE 233 ISLAND CITY BRIDGE WALLOWA R MOUTH TO MINAM 234 STATE PARK WALLOWA R ABOVE MINAM 235 STATE PARK UMATILLA R BELOW THREE- 236 MILE DAM UMATILLA R ABOVE NOLIN JOHN DAY R BELOW 238 COTTONWOOD BRIDGE JOHN DAY R ABOVE 239 COTTONWOOD BRIDGE LOOKINGGLASS CR POWDER R UMATILLA R THREE-MILE DAM 243 TO NOLIN SANDY R ABOVE SALMON R CLACK R., CARVER BR. TO 245 BAKERS FERRY RD CLACK R, BAKERS FERRY RD 246 TO RVR MILL DAM CLACK R, RIVER MILL DAM TO 247 CAZADERO DAM JOHN DAY R (CLATSOP CTY) Created 11/27/ CHS Expanded Catch by Waterbody #2-F.xlsx 7 of 7
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