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Week eliding May 21 May 28 June 4 June 11 July 2 July 9 Zonel Pounds 8 4 47 2 282 20 804 18, 326 8,301 SALMON BUNS OF THE COLUMBIA RIVER IN 1938 109 TABLE 2.—Catch of blueback salmon in the Columbia River, 1938 Zone 2 Pounds Pounds Pounds Pounds Pounds 16 8,138 63.156 59,368 37,708 1 Season closed on August 25. Week ending Zones 905 7,342 13, 634 11,624 May7 May 14 May 21 May 28 . ... June 18 - July 2 July 9 . July]6 . July 23 - - JulySO Aug. 13 .-. Aug 20 Aug. 27 Sept. 3 - .- Sept 10 Sept 17 Sept. 24 ... Oct. 1 Oct 8 Oet 15 Oct. 22 Oct. 29 Nov 5 Nov. 12 . Nov. 19 Nov 26 Dec 3 Dec. 10 . Dec. 17 Dec 24 Dec 31 Zone 4 468 6,393 7,325 6,430 Zones 834 9,040 10, 579 8,117 Zone 6 4 203 2,872 16, 312 27,368 Week ending July 16 July 23 July 30 Aug. 13 Aug 20 Aug. 27 ï Zonel Pounds 2,310 618 667 Zone 2 Pounds 6,771 380 723 Zone3 Pounds 2,408 719 71 TABLE 3.—Catch of'steelhead trout in the Columbia River, 1938 Outside Pounds 667 358 38 22 46 72 119 50 100 66 19 12 Zonel Pounds 1,833 1,166 722 447 566 898 3,448 17, 724 20,449 59, 666 50, 226 36, 944 37, 928 22,679 45,216 32,885 '21,852 1,826 11,683 6,647 2,258 1,337 1,730 1,149 1,130 2,240 2,810 2,127 930 2,757 1,094 774 427 ï Season closed on August 25. » Includes 14,531 delivered on September 10 (see footnote 3, table 1). Week ending Juno 4 June 18 June 26 July 2 July 9 July 16 July 23 July 30 Aug 13 Aug 20 Aug 27 Sept 10 Sept. 17...- Outside» Lb3. 1,466 3 850 34, 196 43,611 17,464 61, 362 30 888 51 364 90, 517 114 834 163 856 257, 407 238, 679 327 076 258 672 164,168 Zone 2 Pounds 6,347 4,366 2,405 1,703 627 890 5,070 20, 666 38,342 94,612 76, 705 56, 598 58, 537 30, 245 94,016 72, 520 40, 807 7,347 30,153 14, 878 5,025 3,090 2,585 2,228 2,503 5,206 5,497 8,469 7,180 18, 101 8,800 6,955 9,660 ZoneS Pound! 1,174 861 243 144 28 39 171 1,247 2,929 10,610 23, 060 24, 920 11,797 7,362 11,274 15,284 11,017 4,332 10, 036 3,741 2,021 1,174 982 730 993 1,357 1,620 2,694 2,433 1,852 1.203 1,996 1,741 Zone 4 Pounds 169 75 41 66 67 113 371 1,008 2,142 3,224 4,686 2,225 2,600 2,908 3,152 3,524 14, 911 5,600 3,768 1,007 370 104 41 69 91 177 TABLE 4.—Catch of silver salmon in the Columbia River, 1938 ! Zonel Ш. 8 478 7,848 19,457 »23,730 Zone 2 Lbs. 69 6,692 6,904 21,906 ZoneS Lbs. 7 19 100 2,327 7,674 Zone 4 Lbs. 27 49 1.198 Zone 5 Us. 152 Week ending Sept. 24.... Oct. 1 Oct. 8 Oct. 15 Oct. 22.... Oct. 29 Nov. 5 .. Nov. 12. . Nov. 19... Nov. 26 Dec. 3 Dec. 10. . Dec. 17.-. Dec. 24 Deo. 31 Outside ' Lbs. 43, 757 68 257 94,171 57, 338 104,462 24 799 3,466 Zonel Lbs. 122, 075 83 878 41, 359 141, 280 154,600 68,087 74 463 46,270 12,127 3 374 1,312 4,699 754 285 97 Zone 2 Lbf. 108, 240 60 661 64,417 182, 825 104, 545 134, 595 168, 286 87,188 49,966 19, 376 14, 610 52, 925 9,940 1,573 1,439 ' No catch reported from Zone 6. « May Include some fish caught by troll inside the river and along the coast from Neah Bay to Coos Bay. > Includes 43 pounds delivered September 10 (seei ootnotei • table 1) 449668—42 2 Zone 4 Pounds 1,919 177 12 ZoneS Pounds 449 184 66 74 10 57 327 603 1,701 3,821 3,409 2,210 3,084 2,204 3,777 3,293 2,326 3,008 ZoneS Lbs. 22,933 10, 330 18, 546 50,453 45,604 44, 495 37,209 18, 721 14, 793 8 185 8,410 6,470 2,039 882 487 Zone5 Pounds 4,571 919 716 12 14 13 48 Zone 4 Lbs. 1,497 1 326 9,811 9,029 7,593 6,415 3 698 1,054 1,166 149 234 Zone 6 Pounds 29,322 17 749 3,960 1 125 411 67 16 Zone 6 Pounds 1,298 3,253 2,212 1,203 737 503 256 416 461 829 1,029 6,204 3,524 3, 857 15, 784 20,863 11,566 » 126, 464 99,731 23, 007 10,723 4,883 1,456 2,860 1,250 83 Zone 5 Lbs. 276 20 27 266 245 373 17
110 FISHEBY BULLETIN OF THE FISH AND WILDLIFE SEEVICE Week ending Sopt. 24 Oct. 1 Oct. 8 Sept 15 Oct. 22 Oct. 29 NOT. 6 Nov. 12 April May July Month September Zone! Lb». 32 473 1,732 19,680 54,781 60,400 106, 475 94,797 TABLE 5.—Catch of chum salmon in the Columbia River, 1938 Zone 2 Lta. 699 1,606 28,704 104, 820 163,206 408, 107 321, 213 Chinook Pounds 59 18, 714 1,170 1 503 8 057 47,099 Zones Lia. 266 2,962 13, 567 22,293 43,641 69,073 Zone 4 Z6». 2,677 241 1,815 в, 945 6,419 2,990 Zone 6 £6». 73 3,653 284 Zone 6 Lb». 166 304 247 693 69 3,188 1,380 Week ending Nov. 19 NOT. 26 .- Dec. 3 Dec. 10 Dec. 17 Dec. 24. . Dec. 31 Zonel Lbs. 29,877 7,658 808 1,784 262 Zone 2 Lb». 130, 691 53, 078 10, 021 21,076 4,264 439 148 Zones Lbs. 43, 299 24,680 11, 407 4,395 568 232 82 TABLE 6.—Miscellaneous catches in the Columbia River, 1938 Steelhead 2,725 178 93 311 2,074 Blueback 2 219 27 SiWer 166 152 218 Chum Pounds Pound» Pounds Pounds Q Month October NoTember December Total Chinook Pounds 9,763 86 355 Steelhead Pounds 1,186 571 423 7 561 Zone 4 Lbs. 6,589 3,476 696 Blueback Pounds 2 968 Zone 6 Zone б Lbs. 1,950 2,965 Silver Pounds 4,420 3,164 21 8,146 Ut. Chum Poundt 1,060 5,651 29 Tables 1 to 5 give the aggregate Washington and Oregon catches for 1938, by species, weeks, and zones. These figures include only those catches that were reported by locality and date. There is a relatively small portion of the total catch that is reported without these important data and these have been excluded from this analysis, although for completeness they are given in table 6. The catch of chinook and silver salmon made in the ocean outside the mouth of the river by troll fishermen was not given in the original report by the board of consultants, but is included here. Occasionally deliveries are reported during the spring season as of Sunday. Since the period from 6 p. m. Saturday to 6 p. m. Sunday is closed to fishing each week during the spring season, such catches have been added to those of the preceding week. Catches made on Saturday are not infrequently held over and delivered on Sunday, and it rarely happens that catches are made after 6 p.m. on Sunday and delivered that same evening. The zones correspond to the Washington counties bordering the river, beginning at the mouth. Zone 1 is that part of the river that is bounded on the north by Pacific County, Zone 2 by Wahkiakum County, Zone 3 by Cowlitz County, Zone 4 by Clark County, Zone 5 by Skamania County, and Zone 6 by Klickitat County. The catch in Zone 5 has, on the advice of both the Washington and Oregon officials, been referred wholly to the area below Bonneville Dam. This zone extends above Bonneville for some distance, but for a part of this distance the river is closed to all fishing and the catch in the remaining portion is so small as to be negligible, either when omitted from the record of the catch above or added to the record of that below Bonneville. In this analysis we have necessarily omitted consideration of three elements in the catch which are recognized as important but which cannot, with the data at hand, be evaluated. These are: (1) The catch in the ocean by the troll fishery; (2) the hookand-lme catch by sport fishermen; and (3) the catch made by Indians for their own use, especially at Celilo Falls. The troll fishery is very important, and from southeastern Alaska to the mouth of the Columbia it draws largely upon the supply of Columbia River chinooks—as demonstrated by tagging experiments (Pritchard 1934, Fisheries Service Bulletin, Jan. 3, 6 649
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