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Table of Contents

List of Tables…………………………………………………………………………………….… III-3

General Management Plan for Stocked Fisheries in Region III

Introduction………………………………………………………………………………….......... III-4

Management Categories……………………………………………………….............................. III-5

Subcategories……………………………………………………………………………………… III-6

New Water Bodies and Moving Water Bodies to a Different Category………………………...... III-6

Region III Stocked Fisheries Program

Program Overview…………………………...……………….………........................................... III-7

Literature Cited………………………………………………………………………...…………... III-7

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List of Tables

Table Page

Summary by Area III-AC1. Region III Arctic Char Summary by Area……………………………………………... III-8III-GR1. Region III Arctic Grayling Summary by Area…………………………………….…… III-9III-KS1. Region III Chinook Salmon Summary by Area…….……………………...……….….. III-10III-SS1. Region III Coho Salmon Summary by Area………..……………………………….…. III-11III-LT1. Region III Lake Trout Summary by Area………………………………………….…... III-12III-RT1. Region III Rainbow Trout Summary by Area…….…………………………………..... III-13

Summary by Lifestage III-AC2. Region III Arctic Char Summary by Lifestage……………………………….….…... III-14III-GR2. Region III Arctic Grayling Summary by Lifestage…………………………………… III-15III-KS2. Region III Chinook Salmon Summary by Lifestage…………….………………......... III-16III-SS2. Region III Coho Salmon Summary by Lifestage….………………………………….. III-LT2. Region III Lake Trout Summary by Lifestage………………………………………...

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III-RT2. Region III Rainbow Trout Summary by Lifestage………………..………………..…. III-19

Planned Releases III-AC3. Region III Arctic Char Planned Releases………………………………………….….. III-20III-GR3. Region III Arctic Grayling Planned Releases…………………………………………. III-22III-KS3. Region III Chinook Salmon Planned Releases…………...…………………………… III-25III-SS3. Region III Coho Salmon Planned Releases……………………………………….…... III-LT3. Region III Lake Trout Planned Releases....……………………………………….…...

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III-RT3. Region III Rainbow Trout Planned Releases…………………….……………….…… III-28

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General Management Plan for Stocked Fisheries in Region III

INTRODUCTION The goal of Region III’s Stocked Fisheries Program is to provide diverse and dependable angling opportunities that are also attractive alternatives to the harvest of wild fish stocks. The program supports consumptive fisheries and creates new angling opportunities near population centers and along the road system where potential fishing effort is greatest. It also supports rural and remote fisheries that are typically less crowded and have fish populations with a greater proportion of large fish. As a conservation tool, it serves to divert fishing pressure away from wild populations that cannot support high levels of harvest desired by anglers. Anglers and businesses in the Tanana Valley value the Stocked Fisheries Program because it provides angling opportunities that normally would not be present and it benefits local economies through the sales of fishing related sporting goods and guiding services. Anglers particularly enjoy year-round sport fishing opportunities and catching highly desired species such as rainbow trout and Arctic char that are not native to the Tanana Valley.

In 2009, the Region III Sport Fish Division developed a management plan for stocked fisheries (Swanton and Taube 2009) and the plan was adopted by the BOF for each of the six management areas within Region III1. The plan provides Alaska Department of Fish and Game (ADF&G) and Board of Fisheries (BOF) a framework to manage the stocked fisheries program in accordance with the kind of sport angling opportunity desired by the public and provides the background to develop more detailed fishery specific objectives. The plan consists of three categories of stocked fisheries: Regional Management, Conservative Management, and Special Management. In addition, water bodies are further stratified into 4 Sub-Categories (Large, Urban, Rural, and Remote) based on lake size, angler participation, ease of access, and proximity to major population centers. This classification system, combined with public input and hatchery production, determines the stocking schedule used by ADF&G. To accommodate public demand for new and more diverse angling opportunities, there are provisions for adding New Water Bodies and Moving Water Bodies to a Different Category.

In 2019, there are 118 lakes in the stocked fisheries program. The actual number fluctuates year to year as lakes are added to or removed from the program. Most lakes are along, or easily accessed from, the highway system. Presently, in the Stocked Fisheries Program there are 93 lakes within the Tanana River Management Area (41 in Delta and 52 in Fairbanks) and 25 lakes within the Upper Copper/Upper Susitna Management Area (Glennallen). Overall, in the regional management category there are 115 lakes, 3 lakes in the conservative management category, and no lakes in the special management category. Within the regional management category there are 5 large lakes (Birch, Chena, Harding, Quartz, and Silver) and 22 urban, 74 rural, and 14 remote lakes. The 3 lakes in the conservative management category are remote lakes.

1 5 ACC 52.065. Upper Copper River and Upper Susitna River Area Stocked Waters Management Plan. 5 ACC 69.165. North Slope Area Stocked Waters Management Plan. 5 ACC 70.065. Northwestern Area Stocked Waters Management Plan. 5 ACC 71.065. Kuskokwim Goodnews Area Stocked Waters Management Plan. 5 ACC 73.065. Yukon River Area Stocked Waters Management Plan. 5 ACC 74.065. Tanana River Area Stocked Waters Management Plan.

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MANAGEMENT CATEGORIES

REGIONAL MANAGEMENT LAKES Description: The majority of stocked fisheries in Region III (97%) are in this category because most anglers generally want to harvest a large portion of their catch. These fisheries are open all year and have liberal bag limits and minimal restrictions. While most of the stocked fisheries are along or near the road system where the potential fishing effort is greatest, others are more remote and typically less crowded due to additional effort required for access. More remote stocked fisheries usually have fish populations with greater proportions of large fish.

Fishery Management Objective: To create and maintain a fishery that provides for a reasonable expectation of catching the daily bag limit within a day’s angling.

Bag Limit: 10 fish (all species combined).

Length Limit: Only 1 fish (any species) 18 inches or longer.

Gear Restrictions: None.

Season: Open all year unless specified.

CONSERVATIVE MANAGEMENT LAKES Description: Stocked fisheries are managed to provide a high catch rate, but a low harvest to catch ratio. Stocking schemes and regulations are designed to create populations where, compared to the Regional Management category, fish longer than 14 inches make up a greater proportion of the population. Dune Lake, Koole Lake, and Rainbow Lake are currently listed in this category.

Fishery Management Objective: To create and maintain the opportunity to catch and harvest the daily bag limit while providing the opportunity to catch 1 fish 18 inches or longer within a day’s angling.

Bag Limit: 5 fish (all species combined).

Length Limit: Only 1 fish (any species) 18 inches or longer.

Season: Open year round or potentially seasonally restricted.

Gear: None or moderate restrictions.

SPECIAL MANAGEMENT LAKES Description: These fisheries have characteristics deemed by the public as deserving special management. The lakes are productive and the fisheries are typically managed to produce trophy size fish. Stocking schemes and regulations are designed to create populations where, compared to the Conservative Management category, fish 18 inches or longer make up a greater proportion of the population. No lakes are currently in this category.

Fishery Management Objective: Manage the fishery to maintain a high probability of catching several large fish within a day’s angling for an experienced angler.

Bag and Length Limit: Only 1 fish 18 inches or longer, any species, or another appropriate bag and size limit or potentially catch and release.

Season: Seasonal restrictions possible.

Gear: Open to public input, no bait, and single-hook artificial lure or artificial fly only.

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SUB-CATEGORIES

Large: Lakes greater than 101 ha (250 acres) with high angler participation relative to other systems within the area. Access is via well-established road systems and in some cases multiple access points. Stocking is performed annually for most species, but alternate year stocking is also conducted.

Urban: Characterized by being within short driving distance from a population center and accessed via the road system. These lakes receive multiple stockings throughout the year with catchable size fish to accommodate higher levels of harvest per ha (acre).

Rural: Located outside of major population centers with either road or short (<2 miles) access. These systems receive a single stocking of fingerling or catchable size fish per year and are exposed to moderate or low harvest per ha (acre).

Remote: Defined by access by either a long trail or via aircraft. These lakes are generally stocked once per year, or in some cases alternate years, with fingerlings. Harvest per ha (acre) is generally low.

NEW WATER BODIES AND MOVING WATER BODIES TO A DIFFERENT CATEGORY

Requests to nominate a new water body for stocking or to move an existing water body to a different category can originate with the public, local fish and game advisory committees, the Board of Fish, or ADF&G. Any candidate water body must first meet Statewide Stocking Policy standards (A1-A11).

NEW WATER BODY When a water body is nominated for stocking it will by default be placed under the Regional Management category. The water body’s characteristics (surface area, physical and chemical properties, productivity, presence of other species, and access) will be evaluated. The water body will be stocked when these factors indicate that a successful fishery can be established.

MOVING TO DIFFERENT CATEGORY The process of moving a water body to a different management category is driven by the public’s desire to change the management goals for a water body. Generally, the characteristics of the water body combined with the public’s expectation of the fishery will determine the management category. ADF&G and the public must consider what characteristics and resources are required for a successful fishery under the desired management category. Some questions to consider are as follows:

1. What is the public’s and ADF&G’s recommendation for management category?

2. Can the water body meet the criteria for the proposed management category?

3. What is the impact to other fisheries if a fish hatchery must modify fish production or fishmust be moved from other fisheries?

4. What is the need for access improvements such as road, boat launch, and parking facilities?

5. What evaluation is required to evaluate or monitor the fishery?

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Region III Stocked Fisheries Evaluation

PROGRAM OVERVIEW Evaluations of stocked fish populations and lakes are needed to determine if sufficient numbers and sizes of fish are available to anglers under existing stocking regimes, to examine candidate waters for new stockings, and to determine the most appropriate species and lifestage to release into a lake. Criteria for selecting study lakes include: 1) prioritized information needs from area managers; 2) public requests for stocking a new lake; 3) public inquires for information about a lake or species present in a lake; and, 4) the time-elapsed since the last evaluation.

Single-sample capture events are the primary method used to monitor stocked fisheries. Fishery specific objectives are based on standards developed by Skaugstad (2016). The standards are presented as length-frequency distributions (LFD) that correspond to each of the three management approaches described in the General Management Plan for Stocked Fisheries in Region III. Individual lakes are sampled and catch data are placed into length categories and compared to the standards. The model output provides a defensible evaluation of lake-specific growth that can be used to adjust stocking schedules and determine if certain management objectives are being achieved. The preferred frequency to conduct single-sample evaluations on a stocked fishery is once every 5-10 years.

Research projects are also conducted when the single-sample events are insufficient. Hatchery, research, and management staff collaborate to develop project-based objectives to answer specific management questions. These studies may seek to optimize stocking efficiency and improve angling opportunities given finite resources, estimate population parameters (e.g. survival and abundance), conduct creel surveys, or investigate limnological variables possibly affecting fish growth or survival.

Region III receives multiple new stocking requests annually. After legal public access has been verified or established, baseline data is collected on fish, water quality and morphometry. If a lake is approved for stocking, these data are used in conjunction with public input, anticipated harvest, and current hatchery production to select the species, life stage, and number of fish to stock.

LITERATURE CITED Skaugstad, C. 2016. Fish stocking model to create and maintain stocked fisheries in Interior Alaska.

Alaska Department of Fish and Game, Fishery Data Series No. 16-22, Anchorage.

Swanton, C. O. and T. T. Taube. 2009. A Management Plan for stocked waters fisheries within Sport Fish Region III. Alaska Department of Fish and Game, Fishery Management Report No. 09-03, Anchorage.

REGION III: Arctic char Summary By Area

17-Dec-18

Sport Fish 5-Year Stocking Plan

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Table III-AC1. Summary of Arctic char releases in Region III listed by area and lifestage.

30003000 0CatchableDelta

3,50003,5003,500 0FingerlingDelta

12,025012,02512,025 0SubcatchableDelta

015,525 15,825 0 15,825

10,0007,80010,00010,300 7,800CatchableFairbanks

15,000015,00015,000 0SubcatchableFairbanks

7,80025,300 25,000 7,800 25,000

1,0003,5001,0001,000 3,500CatchableGlennallen

3,50003,5003,500 0FingerlingGlennallen

3,5004,500 4,500 3,500 4,500

11,30045,325 45,325 11,300 45,325Total Arctic char

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REGION III: Arctic grayling Summary By Area

17-Dec-18


LifestageArea

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Table III-GR1. Summary of Arctic grayling releases in Region III listed by area and lifestage.

4,4704,4704,4704,470 4,470CatchableDelta

06,00000 6,000FingerlingDelta

10,4704,470 4,470 10,470 4,470


15,13015,130 15,130 15,130 15,330


6,4006,400 6,400 6,400 6,400

32,00026,000 26,000 32,000 26,200Total Arctic graylingIII-9

REGION III: Chinook salmon Summary By Area

17-Dec-18


LifestageArea

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Table III-KS1. Summary of Chinook salmon releases in Region III listed by area and lifestage.

13,27013,27013,27013,270 13,270CatchableDelta

13,27013,270 13,270 13,270 13,270


27,15027,150 27,150 27,150 27,150

40,42040,420 40,420 40,420 40,420Total Chinook salmon

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REGION III: coho salmon Summary By Area

17-Dec-18


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Table III-CS1. Summary of coho salmon releases in Region III listed by area and lifestage.

61,00057,00061,00061,000 57,000FingerlingDelta

57,00061,000 61,000 57,000 61,000

013,50000 13,500FingerlingFairbanks

13,5000 0 13,500 0

5,0005,0005,0005,000 5,000FingerlingGlennallen

5,0005,000 5,000 5,000 5,000

75,50066,000 66,000 75,500 66,000Total coho salmon

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REGION III: lake trout Summary By Area

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LifestageArea

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Table III-LT1. Summary of lake trout releases in Region III listed by area and lifestage.

0000 1,500SubcatchableDelta

1,5000 0 0 0

0000 10,000SubcatchableFairbanks

10,0000 0 0 0

11,5000 0 0 0Total lake trout

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REGION III: rainbow trout Summary By Area

17-Dec-18


LifestageArea

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Table III-RT1. Summary of rainbow trout releases in Region III listed by area and lifestage.

28,99028,99028,99028,690 28,990CatchableDelta

23,00079,40023,00023,000 79,400FingerlingDelta

108,39051,690 51,990 108,390 51,990


35,000035,00035,000 0FingerlingFairbanks

93,930128,930 128,930 93,930 129,330


43,80021,10043,80043,800 21,100FingerlingGlennallen

38,35061,050 61,050 38,350 61,050

240,670241,670 241,970 240,670 242,370Total rainbow trout

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REGION III: Arctic char Summary By Lifestage

17-Dec-18


Lifestage Area

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Table III-AC2. Summary of Arctic char releases in Region III listed by lifestage and area.

30003000 0Catchable Delta

10,0007,80010,00010,300 7,800Catchable Fairbanks

1,0003,5001,0001,000 3,500Catchable Glennallen

11,30011,300 11,300 11,300 11,300

3,50003,5003,500 0Fingerling Delta

3,50003,5003,500 0Fingerling Glennallen

07,000 7,000 0 7,000

12,025012,02512,025 0Subcatchable Delta

15,000015,00015,000 0Subcatchable Fairbanks

027,025 27,025 0 27,025


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REGION III: Arctic grayling Summary By Lifestage

17-Dec-18


Lifestage Area

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Table III-GR2. Summary of Arctic grayling releases in Region III listed by lifestage and area.

4,4704,4704,4704,470 4,470Catchable Delta



26,00026,000 26,000 26,000 26,200

06,00000 6,000Fingerling Delta

6,0000 0 6,000 0

32,00026,000 26,000 32,000 26,200Total Arctic grayling

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REGION III: Chinook salmon Summary By Lifestage

17-Dec-18


Lifestage Area

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Table III-KS2. Summary of Chinook salmon releases in Region III listed by lifestage and area.

13,27013,27013,27013,270 13,270Catchable Delta


40,42040,420 40,420 40,420 40,420


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REGION III: coho salmon Summary By Lifestage

17-Dec-18


Lifestage Area

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Table III-CS2. Summary of coho salmon releases in Region III listed by lifestage and area.

61,00057,00061,00061,000 57,000Fingerling Delta

013,50000 13,500Fingerling Fairbanks

5,0005,0005,0005,000 5,000Fingerling Glennallen

75,50066,000 66,000 75,500 66,000


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REGION III: lake trout Summary By Lifestage

13-Feb-19


Lifestage Area

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Table III-LT2. Summary of lake trout releases in Region III listed by lifestage and area.

0000 1,500Subcatchable Delta

0000 10,000Subcatchable Fairbanks

11,5000 0 0 0


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REGION III: rainbow trout Summary By Lifestage

17-Dec-18


Lifestage Area

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Table III-RT2. Summary of rainbow trout releases in Region III listed by lifestage and area.

28,99028,99028,99028,690 28,990Catchable Delta



140,170139,870 140,170 140,170 140,570

23,00079,40023,00023,000 79,400Fingerling Delta

35,000035,00035,000 0Fingerling Fairbanks

43,80021,10043,80043,800 21,100Fingerling Glennallen

100,500101,800 101,800 100,500 101,800


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Fishery

Plan Area Hatchery Release Site Lifestage


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REGION III: Arctic char Planned Releases

Table III-AC3. Planned releases of Arctic char in Region III listed by area and release site. Page 1 of 2

Ploidy

GSP Delta RBSFH Shaw Pond Catchable 00 300180g / 01 Jun 0 30012N/3N

00Total: 300 0 300

GSP Delta RBSFH Four Mile L Fingerling 03,500 3,5002g / 01 Jun 0 3,50012N/3N

03,500Total: 3,500 0 3,500

GSP Delta RBSFH Backdown L Subcatchable 0300 30020g / 01 Sep 0 30012N/3NGSP Delta RBSFH Brodie L Subcatchable 0200 20020g / 01 Sep 0 20012N/3NGSP Delta RBSFH Coal Mine #5 Subcatchable 0400 40020g / 01 Sep 0 40012N/3NGSP Delta RBSFH J L Subcatchable 0500 50020g / 01 Sep 0 50033NGSP Delta RBSFH Kens Pond Subcatchable 0375 37520g / 01 Sep 0 37512N/3NGSP Delta RBSFH Nickel L Subcatchable 0100 10020g / 01 Sep 0 10023NGSP Delta RBSFH Quartz L Subcatchable 09,500 9,50020g / 01 Sep 0 9,50012N/3NGSP Delta RBSFH Rangeview L Subcatchable 0300 30020g / 01 Sep 0 30012N/3NGSP Delta RBSFH Sheefish L Subcatchable 0350 35020g / 01 Sep 0 35012N/3N

012,025Total: 12,025 0 12,025

GSP Fairbanks RBSFH Bathing Beauty Pond Catchable 500500 500180g / 01 Jun 500 50012N/3NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Birch L Catchable 2,7504,900 4,600180g / 01 Jun 2,750 4,60033NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Chena L Catchable 2,0002,000 2,000180g / 01 Jun 2,000 2,00012N/3NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Grayling L Catchable 0350 350180g / 01 Jun 0 35012N/3NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Hidden L (EAFB) Catchable 300300 300180g / 01 Jun 300 30012N/3NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Lost L Catchable 500500 500180g / 01 Jun 500 50033NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Moose L Catchable 250250 250180g / 01 Jun 250 25012N/3NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Polaris L Catchable 1,5001,500 1,500180g / 01 Jun 1,500 1,50012N/3N

7,80010,300Total: 10,000 7,800 10,000

GSP Fairbanks RBSFH Harding L Subcatchable 015,000 15,00020g / 01 Sep 0 15,00012N/3N

015,000Total: 15,000 0 15,000

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REGION III: Arctic char Planned Releases

Table III-AC3. Planned releases of Arctic char in Region III listed by area and release site. Page 2 of 2

Ploidy

GSP Glennallen RBSFH Buffalo L Catchable 5000 0180g / 01 Jun 500 012N/3NGSP Glennallen RBSFH Dick L Catchable 1,0001,000 1,000180g / 01 Jun 1,000 1,00012N/3NGSP Glennallen RBSFH Gergie L Catchable 5000 0180g / 01 Jun 500 023NGSP Glennallen RBSFH Ryan L Catchable 5000 0180g / 01 Jun 500 012N/3NGSP Glennallen RBSFH Tex Smith L Catchable 5000 0180g / 01 Jun 500 032N/3NGSP Glennallen RBSFH Two Mile L Catchable 5000 0180g / 01 Jun 500 052N/3N

3,5001,000Total: 1,000 3,500 1,000

GSP Glennallen RBSFH Crater L Fingerling 01,500 1,5002g / 01 Jun 0 1,50033NGSP Glennallen RBSFH John L Fingerling 02,000 2,0002g / 01 Jun 0 2,00023N

03,500Total: 3,500 0 3,500


Notes:

Target release dates indicate relative priority of fish releases. Actual stocking dates may vary depending on lake conditions.(all)

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REGION III: Arctic grayling Planned Releases

Table III-GR3. Planned releases of Arctic grayling in Region III listed by area and release site. Page 1 of 3

Ploidy

GSP Delta RBSFH Big "D" Pond Catchable 800800 800120g / 15 May 800 80042N/3NGSP Delta RBSFH Bolio L Catchable 750750 750120g / 15 Jun 750 75012N/3NGSP Delta RBSFH Brodie L Catchable 240240 240120g / 15 Jun 240 24012N/3NGSP Delta RBSFH Chet L Catchable 560560 560120g / 15 Jun 560 56022N/3NGSP Delta RBSFH J L Catchable 800800 800120g / 15 Jun 800 80032N/3NGSP Delta RBSFH Mark L Catchable 400400 400120g / 15 Jun 400 40012N/3NGSP Delta RBSFH Paul's Pond Catchable 200200 200120g / 15 Jun 200 20012N/3NGSP Delta RBSFH Rangeview L Catchable 160160 160120g / 15 Jun 160 16012N/3NGSP Delta RBSFH Rich 81 Catchable 160160 160120g / 15 May 160 16012N/3NGSP Delta RBSFH Sheefish L Catchable 400400 400120g / 15 Jun 400 40012N/3N

4,4704,470Total: 4,470 4,470 4,470

GSP Delta RBSFH Koole L Fingerling 6,0000 02g / 01 Aug 6,000 012N/3N

6,0000Total: 0 6,000 0

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GSP Fairbanks RBSFH Ballaine L Catchable 500500 500120g / 15 May 500 50012N/3NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Bear L Catchable 500500 500120g / 01 Jun 500 50012N/3NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Birch L Catchable 4,0004,000 4,000120g / 15 May 4,000 4,00032N/3NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Chena HS #25.0 Catchable 200200 200120g / 01 Jun 200 20012N/3NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Chena HS #30.0 Catchable 300300 300120g / 01 Jun 300 30012N/3NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Chena HS #45.5 Catchable 200200 200120g / 01 Jun 200 20042N/3NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Chena HS #47.9 Catchable 200200 200120g / 01 Jun 200 20042N/3NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Chena L Catchable 2,0002,000 2,000120g / 15 May 2,000 2,00012N/3NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Cushman L Catchable 1,0001,000 1,000120g / 15 May 1,000 1,00023NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Hidden L (EAFB) Catchable 500500 500120g / 01 Jun 500 50012N/3NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Johnson Pit #2 Catchable 200200 200120g / 15 Jun 200 20012N/3NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Lost L Catchable 500500 500120g / 01 Jun 500 50032N/3NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Manchu L Catchable 300300 300120g / 01 Jun 300 30032N/3NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Moose L Catchable 500500 500120g / 01 Jun 500 50012N/3NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Mullins Pit Catchable 1,0001,000 1,000120g / 01 Jun 1,000 1,00012N/3NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Nordale #2 Catchable 200200 200120g / 15 Jun 200 20042N/3NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH North Chena Pond Catchable 200200 200120g / 15 Jun 200 20012N/3NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH North Pole Pond Catchable 350350 350120g / 15 May 350 35012N/3NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Olnes Pond Catchable 500500 500120g / 01 Jun 500 50042N/3NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Rich 28 Catchable 100100 100120g / 01 Jun 100 10012N/3NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Rich 31 Catchable 100100 100120g / 01 Jun 100 10012N/3NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Steese Hwy 29.5 Catchable 200200 200120g / 01 Jun 200 20042N/3NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Steese Hwy 31.6 Catchable 200200 200120g / 01 Jun 200 20042N/3NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Steese Hwy 33.5 Catchable 200200 200120g / 01 Jun 200 20042N/3NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Steese Hwy 34.6 Catchable 200200 200120g / 01 Jun 200 20042N/3NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Steese Hwy 35.8 Catchable 00 0120g / 01 Jun 0 20042N/3NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Steese Hwy 36.6 Catchable 360360 360120g / 01 Jun 360 36042N/3NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Wainwright #6 Catchable 320320 320120g / 15 Jun 320 32012N/3NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Z Pit Catchable 300300 300120g / 15 Jun 300 30042N/3N

15,13015,130Total: 15,130 15,130 15,330

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Ploidy

GSP Glennallen RBSFH Arizona L Catchable 500500 500120g / 15 Jun 500 50012N/3NGSP Glennallen RBSFH Connor L Catchable 500500 500120g / 15 Jun 500 50012N/3NGSP Glennallen RBSFH Junction L Catchable 900900 900120g / 15 Jun 900 90012N/3NGSP Glennallen RBSFH Pippin L Catchable 2,0002,000 2,000120g / 15 Jun 2,000 2,00023NGSP Glennallen RBSFH Ryan L Catchable 500500 500120g / 15 Jun 500 50012N/3NGSP Glennallen RBSFH Squirrel Ck Pit Catchable 1,0001,000 1,000120g / 15 Jun 1,000 1,00043NGSP Glennallen RBSFH Three Mile L Catchable 1,0001,000 1,000120g / 15 Jun 1,000 1,00053N

6,4006,400Total: 6,400 6,400 6,400

32,00026,000 26,000 32,000 26,200Total Arctic grayling

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Category

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Projected

2020

Projected

2021

Projected

2022

Projected

2023

Projected

REGION III: Chinook salmon Planned Releases

Table III-KS3. Planned releases of Chinook salmon in Region III listed by area and release site. Page 1 of 1

Ploidy

GSP Delta RBSFH Bolio L Catchable 4,5004,500 4,500140g / 01 Oct 4,500 4,50012NGSP Delta RBSFH Brodie L Catchable 300300 300140g / 01 Oct 300 30012NGSP Delta RBSFH Coal Mine #5 Catchable 400400 400140g / 01 Oct 400 40012NGSP Delta RBSFH Jan L Catchable 270270 270140g / 01 Oct 270 27012NGSP Delta RBSFH Quartz L Catchable 7,8007,800 7,800140g / 01 Oct 7,800 7,80012N

13,27013,270Total: 13,270 13,270 13,270

GSP Fairbanks RBSFH Bathing Beauty Pond Catchable 950950 950140g / 01 Oct 950 95012NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Birch L Catchable 4,9004,900 4,900140g / 01 Oct 4,900 4,90032NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Chena L Catchable 10,00010,000 10,000140g / 01 Oct 10,000 10,00012NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Cushman L Catchable 4,0004,000 4,000140g / 01 Oct 4,000 4,00022NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Cushman L Catchable 3,0003,000 3,000140g / 15 Nov 3,000 3,00022NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Grayling L Catchable 800800 800140g / 01 Oct 800 80012NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH North Pole Pond Catchable 1,0001,000 1,000140g / 01 Oct 1,000 1,00012NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Otto L Catchable 1,0001,000 1,000140g / 01 Oct 1,000 1,00012NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Polaris L Catchable 1,5001,500 1,500140g / 01 Oct 1,500 1,50012N

27,15027,150Total: 27,150 27,150 27,150


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Target Release

Size/Date

Lake

Category

2019

Projected

2020

Projected

2021

Projected

2022

Projected

2023

Projected

REGION III: coho salmon Planned Releases

Table III-CS3. Planned releases of coho salmon in Region III listed by area and release site. Page 1 of 1

Ploidy

GSP Delta RBSFH J L Fingerling 01,000 1,0004g / 01 Jun 0 1,00032NGSP Delta RBSFH Koole L Fingerling 05,000 5,0004g / 01 Jun 0 5,00012NGSP Delta RBSFH Lisa L Fingerling 2,0000 04g / 01 Jun 2,000 012NGSP Delta RBSFH Quartz L Fingerling 55,00055,000 55,0004g / 01 Jun 55,000 55,00012N

57,00061,000Total: 61,000 57,000 61,000

GSP Fairbanks RBSFH Dune L Fingerling 5,5000 04g / 01 Jun 5,500 012NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Geskakmina L Fingerling 8,0000 04g / 01 Jun 8,000 012NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Harding L Fingerling 00 04g / 01 Jun 0 012N

13,5000Total: 0 13,500 0

GSP Glennallen RBSFH South Jans L Fingerling 5,0000 04g / 01 Jun 5,000 012NGSP Glennallen RBSFH Strelna L Fingerling 05,000 5,0004g / 15 Jun 0 5,00012N

5,0005,000Total: 5,000 5,000 5,000


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13-Feb-19

Target Release

Size/Date

Lake

Category

2019

Projected

2020

Projected

2021

Projected

2022

Projected

2023

Projected

REGION III: lake trout Planned Releases

Table III-LT3. Planned releases of lake trout in Region III listed by area and release site. Page 1 of 1

Ploidy

GSP Delta RBSFH Coal Mine #5 Subcatchable 2000 020g / 01 Sep 0 012N/3NGSP Delta RBSFH Craig L Subcatchable 4000 020g / 01 Sep 0 012N/3NGSP Delta RBSFH North Twin L Subcatchable 5000 020g / 01 Sep 0 012N/3NGSP Delta RBSFH Rapids L Subcatchable 4000 020g / 01 Sep 0 023N

1,5000Total: 0 0 0

GSP Fairbanks RBSFH Harding L Subcatchable 10,0000 020g / 01 Sep 0 012N/3N

10,0000Total: 0 0 0


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Target Release

Size/Date

Lake

Category

2019

Projected

2020

Projected

2021

Projected

2022

Projected

2023

Projected

REGION III: rainbow trout Planned Releases

Table III-RT3. Planned releases of rainbow trout in Region III listed by area and release site. Page 1 of 6

Ploidy

GSP Delta RBSFH Big "D" Pond Catchable 800800 800180g / 15 May 800 80043NGSP Delta RBSFH Bolio L Catchable 2,7002,700 2,700180g / 15 Jun 2,700 2,70012N/3NGSP Delta RBSFH Chet L Catchable 130130 130180g / 15 Jun 130 13023NGSP Delta RBSFH Dicks Pond Catchable 200200 200180g / 15 Jun 200 20012N/3NGSP Delta RBSFH Jan L Catchable 500500 500180g / 15 Jun 500 50012N/3NGSP Delta RBSFH Kens Pond Catchable 3000 300180g / 15 Jun 300 30012N/3NGSP Delta RBSFH Last L Catchable 150150 150180g / 15 Jun 150 15023NGSP Delta RBSFH Little Lost L Catchable 1,3501,350 1,350180g / 15 May 1,350 1,35012N/3NGSP Delta RBSFH Mark L Catchable 300300 300180g / 15 Jun 300 30012N/3NGSP Delta RBSFH North Twin L Catchable 500500 500180g / 15 Jun 500 50012N/3NGSP Delta RBSFH Paul's Pond Catchable 200200 200180g / 15 Jun 200 20012N/3NGSP Delta RBSFH Quartz L Catchable 20,00020,000 20,000180g / 15 May 20,000 20,00012N/3NGSP Delta RBSFH Rich 81 Catchable 360360 360180g / 01 Jun 360 36012N/3NGSP Delta RBSFH Shaw Pond Catchable 1,0001,000 1,000180g / 15 Jun 1,000 1,00012N/3NGSP Delta RBSFH South Twin L Catchable 500500 500180g / 15 Jun 500 50012N/3N

28,99028,690Total: 28,990 28,990 28,990

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12-Dec-18

Target Release

Size/Date

Lake

Category

2019

Projected

2020

Projected

2021

Projected

2022

Projected

2023

Projected



Ploidy

GSP Delta RBSFH Backdown L Fingerling 1,2000 02g / 15 Jun 1,200 012N/3NGSP Delta RBSFH Bluff Cabin L Fingerling 7,0000 02g / 01 Jun 7,000 012N/3NGSP Delta RBSFH Bullwinkle L Fingerling 4000 02g / 15 Jun 400 012N/3NGSP Delta RBSFH Coal Mine #5 Fingerling 2,0000 02g / 15 Jun 2,000 012N/3NGSP Delta RBSFH Craig L Fingerling 2,0000 02g / 01 Jun 2,000 012N/3NGSP Delta RBSFH Doc L Fingerling 4000 02g / 15 Jun 400 012N/3NGSP Delta RBSFH Donna L Fingerling 8,0000 02g / 01 Jun 8,000 012N/3NGSP Delta RBSFH Donnelly L Fingerling 6,0000 02g / 15 Jun 6,000 012N/3NGSP Delta RBSFH Forrest L Fingerling 2,5000 02g / 01 Jun 2,500 012N/3NGSP Delta RBSFH Four Mile L Fingerling 010,000 10,0002g / 15 Jun 0 10,00012N/3NGSP Delta RBSFH Fourteen Mile L Fingerling 09,000 9,0002g / 15 Jun 0 9,00012N/3NGSP Delta RBSFH Ghost L Fingerling 5000 02g / 15 Jun 500 012N/3NGSP Delta RBSFH Hidden L (Tok) Fingerling 04,000 4,0002g / 15 Jun 0 4,00012N/3NGSP Delta RBSFH Kenna L Fingerling 1,5000 02g / 01 Jun 1,500 012N/3NGSP Delta RBSFH Kens Pond Fingerling 00 02g / 15 Jun 0 012N/3NGSP Delta RBSFH Koole L Fingerling 11,0000 02g / 01 Jun 11,000 012N/3NGSP Delta RBSFH Lisa L Fingerling 8,0000 02g / 01 Jun 8,000 012N/3NGSP Delta RBSFH Little Donna L Fingerling 5,0000 02g / 01 Jun 5,000 012N/3NGSP Delta RBSFH Monte L Fingerling 15,0000 02g / 01 Jun 15,000 012N/3NGSP Delta RBSFH Nickel L Fingerling 5000 02g / 15 Jun 500 023NGSP Delta RBSFH Rainbow L Fingerling 6,0000 02g / 01 Jun 6,000 012N/3NGSP Delta RBSFH Rapids L Fingerling 1,6000 02g / 01 Jun 1,600 023NGSP Delta RBSFH Weasel L Fingerling 8000 02g / 15 Jun 800 012N/3N

79,40023,000Total: 23,000 79,400 23,000

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Size/Date

Lake

Category

2019

Projected

2020

Projected

2021

Projected

2022

Projected

2023

Projected



Ploidy

GSP Fairbanks RBSFH Ballaine L Catchable 2,0002,000 2,000180g / 15 May 2,000 2,00012N/3NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Ballaine L Catchable 1,0001,000 1,000180g / 15 Jun 1,000 1,00012N/3NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Ballaine L Catchable 1,0001,000 1,000180g / 01 Aug 1,000 1,00012N/3NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Bathing Beauty Pond Catchable 1,8001,800 1,800180g / 15 May 1,800 1,80012N/3NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Bathing Beauty Pond Catchable 1,0001,000 1,000180g / 01 Jun 1,000 1,00012N/3NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Bathing Beauty Pond Catchable 800800 800180g / 01 Aug 800 80012N/3NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Bear L Catchable 1,5001,500 1,500180g / 15 May 1,500 1,50012N/3NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Birch L Catchable 18,00018,000 18,000180g / 15 May 18,000 18,00033NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Cather's L Catchable 600600 600180g / 15 May 600 60012N/3NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Chena HS #25.0 Catchable 540540 540180g / 15 May 540 54012N/3NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Chena HS #30.0 Catchable 450450 450180g / 15 May 450 45012N/3NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Chena HS #45.5 Catchable 600600 600180g / 15 May 600 60043NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Chena HS #47.9 Catchable 500500 500180g / 15 May 500 50043NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Chena HS #56.0 Catchable 500500 500180g / 15 May 500 50043NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Chena L Catchable 10,00010,000 10,000180g / 01 Jun 10,000 10,00012N/3NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Chena L Catchable 4,0004,000 4,000180g / 01 Aug 4,000 4,00012N/3NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Cushman L Catchable 1,5001,500 1,500180g / 01 Aug 1,500 1,50023NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Cushman L Catchable 3,0003,000 3,000180g / 15 May 3,000 3,00023NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Cushman L Catchable 1,5001,500 1,500180g / 15 Jun 1,500 1,50023NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Grayling L Catchable 1,8001,800 1,800180g / 15 May 1,800 1,80012N/3NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Hidden L (EAFB) Catchable 2,0002,000 2,000180g / 15 May 2,000 2,00012N/3NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Johnson Pit #2 Catchable 1,3501,350 1,350180g / 15 Jun 1,350 1,35012N/3NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Kimberly L Catchable 00 0180g / 15 Jun 0 012N/3NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Little Harding L Catchable 1,0001,000 1,000180g / 01 Jun 1,000 1,00012N/3NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Lost L Catchable 6,0006,000 6,000180g / 15 May 6,000 6,00033NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Lost L Catchable 2,0002,000 2,000180g / 15 Jun 2,000 2,00033NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Lundgren Pond Catchable 400400 400180g / 15 Jun 400 40012N/3NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Manchu L Catchable 720720 720180g / 01 Jun 720 72033NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Monterey L Catchable 1,0001,000 1,000180g / 15 May 1,000 1,00012N/3NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Moose L Catchable 1,8001,800 1,800180g / 15 May 1,800 1,80012N/3NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Moose L Catchable 1,8001,800 1,800180g / 15 Jun 1,800 1,80012N/3NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Mosquito Creek L Catchable 800800 800180g / 15 Jun 800 80012N/3NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Mullins Pit Catchable 3,0003,000 3,000180g / 01 Jun 3,000 3,00012N/3N

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12-Dec-18

Target Release

Size/Date

Lake

Category

2019

Projected

2020

Projected

2021

Projected

2022

Projected

2023

Projected



Ploidy

GSP Fairbanks RBSFH Nenana City Pond Catchable 1,0001,000 1,000180g / 15 May 1,000 1,00043NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Nenana City Pond Catchable 800800 800180g / 15 Jun 800 80043NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Nordale #2 Catchable 300300 300180g / 15 Jun 300 30043NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH North Chena Pond Catchable 500500 500180g / 15 Jun 500 50012N/3NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH North Pole Pond Catchable 1,5001,500 1,500180g / 15 May 1,500 1,50012N/3NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH North Pole Pond Catchable 1,5001,500 1,500180g / 01 Jun 1,500 1,50012N/3NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Olnes Pond Catchable 500500 500180g / 15 May 500 50043NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Olnes Pond Catchable 500500 500180g / 01 Aug 500 50043NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Otto L Catchable 1,5001,500 1,500180g / 01 Jun 1,500 1,50012N/3NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Parks Hwy 261 Catchable 270270 270180g / 15 Jun 270 27012N/3NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Parks Hwy 285 Catchable 200200 200180g / 15 Jun 200 20012N/3NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Polaris L Catchable 4,0004,000 4,000180g / 01 Jun 4,000 4,00012N/3NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Polaris L Catchable 1,4001,400 1,400180g / 01 Aug 1,400 1,40012N/3NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Pyrite Pond Catchable 400400 400180g / 15 Jun 400 40012N/3NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Rich 28 Catchable 500500 500180g / 01 Jun 500 50012N/3NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Rich 31 Catchable 900900 900180g / 01 Jun 900 90012N/3NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Sirlin Dr Pond Catchable 300300 300180g / 15 Jun 300 30012N/3NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Steese Hwy 28.8 Catchable 300300 300180g / 15 May 300 30043NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Steese Hwy 29.5 Catchable 540540 540180g / 15 May 540 54043NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Steese Hwy 31.6 Catchable 300300 300180g / 15 May 300 30043NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Steese Hwy 33.5 Catchable 180180 180180g / 15 May 180 18043NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Steese Hwy 34.6 Catchable 360360 360180g / 15 May 360 36043NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Steese Hwy 35.8 Catchable 00 0180g / 15 May 0 40043NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Steese Hwy 36.6 Catchable 720720 720180g / 15 May 720 72043NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Stringer Rd Pond Catchable 500500 500180g / 01 Jun 500 50012N/3NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Wainwright #6 Catchable 700700 700180g / 15 Jun 700 70012N/3NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Z Pit Catchable 300300 300180g / 01 Jun 300 30043N

93,93093,930Total: 93,930 93,930 94,330

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Fishery



12-Dec-18

Target Release

Size/Date

Lake

Category

2019

Projected

2020

Projected

2021

Projected

2022

Projected

2023

Projected



Ploidy

GSP Fairbanks RBSFH Dune L Fingerling 010,000 10,0002g / 01 Jun 0 10,00012N/3NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Geskakmina L Fingerling 010,000 10,0002g / 01 Jun 0 10,00012N/3NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH Triangle L Fingerling 010,000 10,0002g / 15 Jun 0 10,00012N/3NGSP Fairbanks RBSFH West Iksgiza L Fingerling 05,000 5,0002g / 15 Jun 0 5,00012N/3N

035,000Total: 35,000 0 35,000

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12-Dec-18

Target Release

Size/Date

Lake

Category

2019

Projected

2020

Projected

2021

Projected

2022

Projected

2023

Projected



Ploidy

GSP Glennallen RBSFH Buffalo L Catchable 540540 540180g / 01 Jun 540 54012N/3NGSP Glennallen RBSFH Gergie L Catchable 500500 500180g / 01 Jun 500 50023NGSP Glennallen RBSFH Junction L Catchable 900900 900180g / 01 Jun 900 90012N/3NGSP Glennallen RBSFH Old Road L Catchable 375375 375180g / 01 Jun 375 37523NGSP Glennallen RBSFH Old Road L Catchable 375375 375180g / 01 Aug 375 37523NGSP Glennallen RBSFH Pippin L Catchable 2,7002,700 2,700180g / 01 Jun 2,700 2,70023NGSP Glennallen RBSFH Pippin L Catchable 2,7002,700 2,700180g / 01 Aug 2,700 2,70023NGSP Glennallen RBSFH Round L Catchable 375375 375180g / 01 Jun 375 37523NGSP Glennallen RBSFH Round L Catchable 375375 375180g / 01 Aug 375 37523NGSP Glennallen RBSFH Ryan L Catchable 540540 540180g / 01 Jun 540 54012N/3NGSP Glennallen RBSFH Squirrel Ck Pit Catchable 1,3501,350 1,350180g / 01 Jun 1,350 1,35043NGSP Glennallen RBSFH Tex Smith L Catchable 540540 540180g / 01 Jun 540 54033NGSP Glennallen RBSFH Tex Smith L Catchable 540540 540180g / 01 Aug 540 54033NGSP Glennallen RBSFH Three Mile L Catchable 1,4401,440 1,440180g / 01 Jun 1,440 1,44053NGSP Glennallen RBSFH Tolsona L Catchable 2,0002,000 2,000180g / 01 Jun 2,000 2,00023NGSP Glennallen RBSFH Two Mile L Catchable 1,0001,000 1,000180g / 01 Jun 1,000 1,00053NGSP Glennallen RBSFH Two Mile L Catchable 1,0001,000 1,000180g / 01 Aug 1,000 1,00053N

17,25017,250Total: 17,250 17,250 17,250

GSP Glennallen RBSFH Crater L Fingerling 2,0000 02g / 15 Jun 2,000 033NGSP Glennallen RBSFH DJ L Fingerling 0800 8002g / 15 Jun 0 80033NGSP Glennallen RBSFH North Jans L Fingerling 9,6000 02g / 15 Jun 9,600 012N/3NGSP Glennallen RBSFH Peanut L Fingerling 1,5000 02g / 15 Jun 1,500 023NGSP Glennallen RBSFH Sculpin L Fingerling 08,000 8,0002g / 15 Jun 0 8,00023NGSP Glennallen RBSFH Silver L Fingerling 020,000 20,0002g / 15 Jun 0 20,00023NGSP Glennallen RBSFH South Jans L Fingerling 8,0000 02g / 15 Jun 8,000 012N/3NGSP Glennallen RBSFH Strelna L Fingerling 05,000 5,0002g / 15 Jun 0 5,00012N/3NGSP Glennallen RBSFH Tolsona Mt. L Fingerling 010,000 10,0002g / 15 Jun 0 10,00012N/3N

21,10043,800Total: 43,800 21,100 43,800


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