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Northwest FishWeb

Welcome to FishWEB, where you will find a daily report during the fish run season of the number of adult and jack chinook salmon returning to the Columbia and Snake Rivers.

NOTE: Fishweb is now in the off-season, roughly from November to March, when counting is done by video tape, introducing delays in the reporting of counts. FishWEB's daily reports are on hiatus until fish counts pick up again in the Spring.

For complete records of previous years and current counts, please go to the DART Adult Passage Web site. For ongoing coverage, read the Energy NewsData fish & wildlife newsletter NW Fishletter.

THE FISH COUNT
Bonneville Dam
Daily :: Cumulative
Lower Granite Dam
Daily :: Cumulative
Chinook Jacks Chinook Jacks
11/9/11: 42 :: 676,717 11 :: 185,896 0 :: 121,128 0 :: 58,053
11/9/10: 24 :: 809,328 4 :: 92,559 32 :: 164,622 11 :: 24,552
10/yr avg: 54 :: 664,954 2 :: 81,992 10 :: 95,203 7 :: 23,626

Data obtained from the DART Adult Passage Web site.

  • Cumulatively, the chinook run at Bonneville Dam this year is 101.8% of the 10-yr/avg. The cumulative jack run this year is 226.7% of the 10-yr/avg.
  • At Lower Granite Dam, the cumulative chinook run this year is 127.2% of the 10-yr/avg. The cumulative jack run this year is 245.7% of the 10-yr/avg.

Last update: Nov 10, 2011 11:28:01 PST

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