Status & Trends in the Elochoman Subbasin (Columbia Estuary Province)

Fall Chinook

Biological Objective : Draft Recovery Plan Criteria : 1,500 natural adults 298   Current Status : NOSA Estimate 2015: Elochoman River - 313 spawners474 Mill, Abernathy, and Germany, Creeks - 92 spawners474 Juvenile Outmigrants 2016: 101,661 juveniles474 ESA Listing Status :    Threatened Evolutionary Significant Unit (ESU) : Lower Columbia  Major Population Group (MPG) : Coast Fall  Population : Elochoman / Skamokawa

Chum

No abundance chart available for Chum. Biological Objective : Draft Recovery Plan Criteria : 1,300 natural adults 298   Current Status : Unknown ESA Listing Status :    Threatened Evolutionary Significant Unit (ESU) : Columbia River  Major Population Group (MPG) : Coast  Population : Elochoman / Skamokawa

Coho

No abundance chart available for Coho. Biological Objective : Draft Recovery Plan Criteria : 2,400 natural adults 298   Current Status : NOSA Estimate 2015: Elochoman River - 168 spawners474 2014: Mill, Abernathy, and Germany Creeks - 2,239 spawners474 Adult Returns (mixed) 2010: 1,809 adults (mixed) 279 ESA Listing Status :    Threatened Evolutionary Significant Unit (ESU) : Lower Columbia  Major Population Group (MPG) : Coast  Population : Elochoman / Skamokawa

Coastal Cutthroat

No abundance chart available for Coastal Cutthroat. Biological Objective : Subbasin Plan Objective : None300   Current Status : Unknown ESA Listing Status :    Not Listed Evolutionary Significant Unit (ESU) :   Major Population Group (MPG) :   Population :

Winter Steelhead

Biological Objective : Draft Recovery Plan Criteria : 600 natural adults 298   Current Status : Adult Escapement 2015: 1,910 adult escapement (natural) 67 ESA Listing Status :    Not Listed Evolutionary Significant Unit (ESU) : Southwest Washington  Major Population Group (MPG) :   Population : Elochoman / Skamokawa