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100Appendix 1. Known coastal cutthroat streams of the Lower Mainland Region (fromprovincial fisheries data bases)ALGARDCREEKCOQUIHALLARIVERHASLAMCREEKMARBLEHILLCREEKQUATAMRIVERSTONEYCREEKALOUETTERIVERCOQUITLAMRIVERHASTINGSCREEKMARRCREEKQUIBBLECREEKSTORM CREEKALTA CREEKCORBOLDCREEKHEAKAMIERIVERMARSHALLCREEKRAILROADCREEKSTREET CREEKANDERSONCREEKCOUGARCANYONCREEKHIGH FALLSCREEKMAPLECREEKRAINY RIVERSTULKAWHITSCREEKANGUSCREEKCRAWFORDCREEKHIXONCREEKMASHITERCREEKRAMONACREEKSTURGEONSLOUGHANNORECREEKCRESCENTSLOUGHHOMATHKORIVERMCCARTNEYCREEKRAY CREEKSUCKERCREEKARNOLDSLOUGHCUMSACKCREEKHOMERCREEKMcGILLIVRAYSLOUGHREEVECREEKSUMAS RIVERASHLUCREEKCURRIECREEKHOP RANCHCREEKMCKAY LAKEROBERTSCREEKSWELTZERRIVERATCHELITZCREEKCYPRESSCREEKHOPESLOUGHMCKENNYCREEKROBINSONCREEKTAMIHI CREEKBAKERCREEKDAKOTACREEKHORNETCREEKMCLENNANCREEKROY CREEKTERMINALCREEKBARKERCREEKDAMSITECREEKHORSESHOERIVERMCNABCREEKRUBY CREEKTESSAROCREEKBEAR CREEKDANIELSRIVERHOWESCREEKMCNAIRCREEKRUMBOTTLECREEKTHAIN CREEKBELLSLOUGHDAVISCREEKHOY CREEKMCNEILLLAKERYAN RIVERTHEODOSIARIVERBERTRANDCREEKDEEKSCREEKHUNAECHINCREEKMEAGERCREEKRYDERCREEKTHORNHILLCREEKBEST CREEKDEIGHTONCREEKHUNTERCREEKMIAMICREEKSAAR CREEKTINGLE CREEKBIG SILVERCREEKDEINERCREEKHUTCHINSONCREEKMILLARCREEKSAKWI CREEKTIPELLA CREEKBIRKENHEADRIVERDEPOTCREEKHyde CreekMILLERCREEKSALMONRIVERTOBA RIVERBLANEYCREEKDEROCHECREEKHYDRAULICCREEKMISERYCREEKSALSBURYCREEKTONES CREEKBOISE CREEKDESERTEDRIVERHYLANDCREEKMORRISCREEKSALTERYCREEKTRETHEWAYCREEKBOOTHCREEKD'HERBOMEZCREEKICEWALLCREEKMOSQUITOCREEKSAM HILLCREEKTROUT LAKECREEKBORI CREEKDONEGANICREEKINDIANRIVERMOSSOMCREEKSAMPSONCREEKTWENTY MILECREEKBOULDERCREEKDOUGLASCREEKIRVINECREEKMOUATCREEKSCAR CREEKTWIN ONECREEKBOX CANYONCREEKDOWNESCREEKISLESLOUGHMOUNTAINSLOUGHSCHKAMCREEKTWIN TWOCREEKBREM RIVERDRAPERCREEKJEFFERDCREEKMUCKLECREEKSCHOOLHOUSECREEKTZOONIE RIVER
101BREMNERCREEKDRYDENCREEKJEWAKWARIVERMUNDAYCREEKSCOTTCREEKVANANDACREEKBREW CREEKDUNVILLECREEKJIM BROWNCREEKMUNROCREEKSECHELTCREEKVANCOUVERRIVERBRIDALCREEKEAGLECREEKJOE SMITHCREEKMURRAYCREEKSEMMIHAULTCREEKVIKING CREEKBRITANNIACREEKEARLECREEKJOHNSONSSLOUGHMYERSCREEKSERPENTINERIVERWADES CREEKBRITTAINRIVEREASTFISHTRAPCREEKKANAKACREEKMYRTLECREEKSEVENTYNINECREEKWAECHTERCREEKBROHMCREEKBROTHERSCREEKEASTWILSONCREEKEATONCREEKKEARSLEYCREEKKEITH CREEKMYSTERYCREEKNATHANCREEKSEYMOURRIVERSHANNONCREEKWAHLEACHCREEKWAKEFIELDCREEKBRUCECREEKEIGHT MILECREEKKELLYCREEKNATHANSLOUGHSIDDALLCREEKWATT CREEKBRUNETTERIVERELBOWCREEKKENWORTHYCREEKNELSONCREEKSIGURDCREEKWEATHERHEADCREEKBUCKLINCREEKELDREDRIVERKENYONCREEKNEVINCREEKSILVERDALECREEKWEAVERCREEKBUNTZENCREEKELGINCREEKKILLARNEYCREEKNEWLANDSBROOKSILVERHOPECREEKWEST CREEKCAMPSLOUGHELK CREEK KLEIN CREEK NICOMEKLRIVERSILVERSANDSCREEKWHISPERINGCREEKCAMPBELLRIVERELLESMERECREEKKLEINDALECREEKNINE MILECREEKSISYPHUSCREEKWHITEMANTLECREEKCAPILANORIVERELLIS CREEK KLITE RIVER NOONSCREEKSKAGIT RIVERWHITTALLCREEKCARDINALISCREEKELOISECREEKLAGACECREEKNORRISHCREEKSKWAWKARIVERWHONNOCKCREEKCARLSONCREEKENNSBROOKLANG CREEKNORTHALOUETTERIVERSKWAWOLTCREEKWIDGEONCREEKCASCADECREEKEVANSCREEKLANGDALECREEKNORTH LAKESLESSECREEKWILLBANDCREEKCAVE CREEKEXPLOSIVESCREEKLATIMERCREEKOLIVE LAKESLIAMMONCREEKWILSON CREEKCENTRECREEKFERGUSCREEKLEASKCREEKOLSENCREEKSLOLLICUMCREEKWILSONSLOUGHCHANTRELLCREEKFISHTRAPCREEKLEE CREEK OR CREEK SLOQUETCREEKWINDEBANKCREEKCHAPMANCREEKFLUMECREEKLILLIANRUSSELLCREEKORFORDRIVERSMILINGCREEKWINDERMERECREEKCHASTERCREEKFOLEYCREEKLILLOOETRIVEROUILLETCREEKSMITH CREEKWINDFALLCREEKCHAWUTHENCREEKFORD CREEKLIUMCHENCREEKPAGE CREEKSOAMESCREEKWINGFIELDCREEKCHEAKAMUSRIVERFRASERRIVERLIZZIECREEKPALMATEERCREEKSOUTHGATERIVERWINSLOWCREEK
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Coastal Cutthroat Trout as Sentinel
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3Sea-run cutthroat caught and relea
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5EXECUTIVE SUMMARYA provincial stra
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74. Cutthroat Nursery Habitat Resto
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10Cutthroat trout are prized by man
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12Vancouver Island. Large streams w
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14excessively warm and too low in d
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16prefer pools in allopatric condit
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18that are warmer and more producti
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20Comparative benefits to densities
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222, 23 % saltwater age 3 and 15 %
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24are sexually immature (Leider 199
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26management concerns are related t
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28practices. Life-history profiling
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30available in south coastal Britis
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32Cutthroat smolt survivals are abo
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34unproductive or oligotrophic stre
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36were only small variable numbers
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38Populations of juvenile cutthroat
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40Unlike flood boxes with sluice ty
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42weight/m 2 /yr (Wipfli and Gregov
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44juvenile fish and non-target spec
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46Figure 12. Trend in sea-run cutth
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48at Hood Canal in Puget Sound (Big
Page 50 and 51: 50years owing to operational constr
Page 52 and 53: 5249 adult cutthroat were counted (
Page 54 and 55: 54Table 4. Areas of anadromous and
Page 56 and 57: 56population estimation and samplin
Page 58 and 59: 58Clayburn Creek, Draper Creek, Win
Page 60 and 61: 60females in 2000; hatchery females
Page 62 and 63: 625.2.4. Cutthroat Stream Stock Man
Page 64 and 65: 64Table 7. Cutthroat lake (stream)
Page 66 and 67: 66because piscivorous Taylor Lake c
Page 68 and 69: 68and- Angler use was largely at th
Page 70 and 71: 70spawners. This suggests that prot
Page 72 and 73: 72• Public education initiative t
Page 74 and 75: 74Management Strategy 3: Recovery o
Page 76 and 77: 76successful (Ptolemy 1997), and fu
Page 78 and 79: 78It is widely assumed that most ad
Page 80 and 81: 80annual frequency of repeat spawne
Page 82 and 83: 82• Refinement of the minimum siz
Page 84 and 85: 848. ReferencesAndrusak, H. and T.G
Page 86 and 87: 86Clark, B.J. 1988. The status of c
Page 88 and 89: 88Glova, G. L.1987. Comparison of a
Page 90 and 91: 90Knight, R. and J. Teskey. 1992. H
Page 92 and 93: 92eastern Fraser Valley. Prepared f
Page 94 and 95: 94Thomson, A.R. and Associates. 200
Page 96 and 97: 969. GlossaryIt should be noted tha
Page 98 and 99: 98large woody debris (LWD): Entire
Page 102 and 103: 102CHEAMSLOUGHCHEEKYERIVERCHEHALISR
Page 104: 104CRANBY LAKE LAKE ERROCK SAKINAW
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