Snaketrap Steelhead Data Table


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Passive integrated transponger tags are used to monitor individual fish. The tag, 12 mm long, is inserted in the fish's body cavity and contains a microchip programmed with individual fish ID codes. The system yields information about passage times of individuals at pittag observation sites.

Release cohorts were formed by combining releases from up to 3 consecutive days to achieve observed sample sizes of at least 28 individuals. 57 cohorts were constructed from 89 releases over 4 years.


[1993] [1994] [1995] [1996] [Model Results]
Table 1 . Average release dates and travel times of Snaketrap steelhead(number of fish observed).
Average Release Date Average travel time to LGS Average travel time to GOS Average travel time to LMN Average travel time to MCN
1993
111.7 4.7 (38) 7.8 (38) 10.7 (7) 14.1 (19)
115.0 4.7 (51) 7.1 (40) 10.9 (14) 12.1 (20)
117.1 3.6 (62) 6.7 (51) 8.8 (35) 12.2 (14)
118.5 4.0 (50) 6.7 (31) 7.9 (35) 12.3 (8)
119.5 3.6 (57) 5.8 (33) 7.4 (40) 11.6 (7)
120.6 3.6 (50) 6.7 (23) 7.3 (35) 11.6 (9)
121.6 3.1 (87) 5.9 (40) 7.3 (58) 10.8 (20)
122.4 3.4 (85) 5.8 (52) 6.7 (61) 9.9 (14)
123.5 2.9 (72) 5.5 (49) 6.4 (52) 9.3 (8)
124.6 2.7 (217) 5.5 (121) 6.4 (125) 9.3 (22)
125.9 2.8 (97) 5.1 (48) 6.1 (75) 8.5 (10)
125.4 3.1 (253) 5.2 (108) 6.3 (137) 9.1 (16)
126.4 2.9 (59) 5.5 (21) 6.0 (26) 9.5 (4)
127.4 2.6 (236) 5.0 (98) 5.9 (111) 9.3 (2)
128.4 3.3 (93) 5.9 (36) 6.1 (24) 12.1 (1)
129.4 3.3 (40) 5.8 (10) 6.0 (3) 7.6 (1)
130.4 3.0 (66) 4.9 (15) 6.1 (6) 10.3 (2)
132.0 2.7 (85) 4.4 (26) 4.3 (18) 7.9 (5)
133.9 2.1 (84) 4.0 (26) 5.1 (13) 7.2 (8)
133.5 2.3 (61) 4.0 (30) 5.6 (18) 7.1 (12)
1994
110.2 4.1 (99) 7.3 (53) 10.7 (77) 14.3 (35)
111.6 4.2 (186) 7.1 (119) 10.7 (132) 15.6 (68)
112.5 3.7 (222) 7.2 (142) 10.5 (164) 14.6 (84)
113.6 3.7 (42) 7.7 (25) 10.9 (36) 18.0 (21)
114.5 4.5 (41) 8.1 (23) 9.7 (24) 16.4 (17)
115.6 4.7 (91) 9.0 (50) 11.0 (63) 16.0 (34)
116.6 4.3 (56) 8.3 (23) 11.0 (25) 15.5 (14)
117.6 4.8 (71) 9.3 (30) 10.9 (37) 15.4 (17)
119.1 3.7 (74) 7.7 (38) 10.3 (50) 18.7 (19)
120.6 4.0 (51) 8.9 (24) 10.6 (24) 13.3 (15)
122.1 4.0 (42) 8.1 (18) 9.0 (17) 14.5 (7)
123.6 3.9 (41) 8.5 (20) 9.8 (19) 17.0 (8)
125.3 3.6 (96) 6.9 (31) 10.2 (33) 17.0 (12)
127.2 3.2 (92) 7.0 (31) 9.2 (42) 17.1 (21)
128.6 3.1 (52) 7.9 (15) 10.3 (11) 15.9 (11)
129.6 2.8 (52) 6.4 (17) 10.1 (9) 17.5 (11)
130.6 3.5 (49) 8.3 (32) 11.2 (27) 16.1 (24)
132.1 3.9 (53) 6.8 (38) 10.0 (32) 16.3 (24)
133.8 4.3 (44) 8.4 (53) 12.5 (16) 19.2 (14)
136.5 4.4 (41) 9.0 (40) 12.7 (13) 19.3 (6)
1995
100.3 5.4 (34) 10.0 (27) 12.7 (18) 16.3 (11)
103.6 5.6 (29) 10.6 (10) 11.0 (14) 16.4 (9)
111.4 4.4 (34) 7.7 (4) 11.2 (12) 14.8 (8)
114.7 3.7 (28) 8.4 (4) 8.0 (4) 12.1 (3)
117.0 3.4 (41) 5.7 (11) 8.6 (18) 11.1 (10)
118.5 3.2 (49) 6.4 (22) 8.3 (24) 12.6 (10)
120.3 2.8 (171) 5.8 (84) 7.7 (90) 10.7 (29)
121.9 2.2 (141) 5.7 (111) 7.1 (104) 9.7 (30)
122.4 2.7 (67) 4.9 (48) 6.6 (69) 10.0 (29)
123.5 2.6 (51) 5.1 (27) 7.0 (42) 10.7 (11)
125.0 2.9 (62) 4.8 (47) 6.7 (63) 9.8 (24)
130.0 2.1 (47) 4.7 (26) 6.9 (36) 8.6 (13)
131.9 2.0 (60) 4.5 (49) 6.1 (65) 9.0 (16)
136.5 2.6 (50) 5.3 (32) 6.8 (38) 12.5 (1)
1996
107.4 1.9 (31) 5.4 (23) 7.1 (19) 9.5 (7)
136.2 1.4 (107) 3.1 (86) 3.8 (64) 5.6 (18)
136.8 1.1 (30) 2.7 (38) 3.6 (23) 7.0 (9)

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