ML070160197
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| Issue date: | 12/31/2005 |
| From: | Eckert T State of NY, Dept of Environmental Conservation |
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NYSDEC Lake Ontario Annual Report 2005 Section 1 Page 1 New York Lake Ontario and upper St. Lawrence River Stocking Program 2005 T. H. Eckert New York State Department of Environmental Conservation Cape Vincent, NY 13618 The New York stocking report is prepared annually to summarize information on fish stocked in the most recent calendar year. The 2005 report includes all fish stocked in New York waters of Lake Ontario and its tributaries which are expected to contribute to the open lake fish stocks and associated fisheries, plus fish stocked in the New York waters of the St.
Lawrence River upstream of Alexandria Bay. The report consists of three tables, plus a description of stocking terminology and abbreviations. Table 1 provides totals for fish stocked in 2005 by species, strain, and life stage, and compares those totals with the 2005 DEC stocking policy. Table 2 provides totals by species and life stage, summarizing the New York stocking history from 1991-2005. Table 3 provides specific information for each group of fish stocked in 2005. If needed, more detailed information on fish stocked can be obtained from the agencies and/or hatcheries which conducted the work.
TERMINOLOGY AND ABBREVIATIONS Species: Names follow those in the American Fisheries Society's sixth edition of Common and Scientific Names of Fishes from the United States, Canada, and Mexico.
Location and GD/KY (Grid/Key): Location information for fish stocked in New York waters.
Fish stocked in tributaries of Lake Ontario are designated using the name of the water in the location column, and the official NY stream key in the GD/KY column (key = capital O, period, 2 or 3 digit number, plus in some cases, a dash followed by a pond/embayment designation and one or more tributary numbers). Stream keys which are too long to fit within the GD/KY column are completed in the comments column. More specific information about stream stocking sites is not included in Table 3, but is part of the DEC stocking data base. Fish stocked directly into Lake Ontario and the St.
Lawrence River are designated using a shore area description in the location column, and a 3 digit grid number in the GD/KY column (standard grids based primarily on 10 minute blocks of longitude and latitude).
Date Stk (stocked): Date the fish were stocked.
For pen reared fish, refers to the date the fish were released from their rearing pen.
Htch (Hatchery): Last hatchery at which the fish were raised for a significant period of time.
Hatcheries in Table 3 are designated using the abbreviations shown below.
Abbreviations for New York DEC hatcheries:
AD Adirondack BA Bath CA Catskill CD Caledonia CS Cedar Springs RA Randolph SR Salmon River VH Van Hornesville Abbreviations for other county, state or federal hatcheries, and sportsmen clubs:
ALL Allegheny National Fish Hatchery, PA CV Cape Vincent Fisheries Station PMP Powder Mill Park Hatchery (Monroe Co.)
NAA Niagara River Anglers Association TUN Tunison USGS Research Station, NY YC (Year Class): Year class of the fish stocked.
Year class is defined as the first significant year-of-life for a group of fish, or the first year in which they grew significantly. For spring or summer spawning fish, year class and year spawned will be the same. For fall spawning fish, year class will be one year later than the year spawned (for
NYSDEC Lake Ontario Annual Report 2005 Section 1 Page 2 example, coho salmon from eggs spawned in October 2004, would be 2005 year class).
Strain: Strain of the fish stocked. Fish stocked in New York waters are shown with strain abbreviations that are defined below. Information is included to determine whether or not terms such as steelhead or landlocked could be applied to a group of fish.
LC (Little Clear). Landlocked strain of Atlantic salmon. Includes both a feral broodstock maintained in Little Clear Lake, NY, as well as a captive broodstock held at the DEC Adirondack Hatchery and derived from eggs taken from Little Clear Lake.
LO (Lake Ontario). Wild, self-sustaining, population of walleye from Lake Ontario. Eggs for the 2005 year class were collected from adults netted in Mud Bay, Jefferson County, NY. The eggs were incubated at the DEC Oneida Lake Hatchery, and reared in ponds at the DEC Cape Vincent Fisheries Station in partnership with the Lake Ontario Fisheries Coalition and the Village of Cape Vincent.
ONL (Oneida Lake). Wild, self-sustaining, population of walleye from Oneida Lake, NY.
RA (Randolph). Fall spawning strain of domestic rainbow trout maintained at the DEC Randolph Hatchery.
RL (Rome Lab). Domesticated, furunculosis resistant, strain of brown trout originated at the DEC Rome Hatchery. Maintained at Rome Hatchery with production broodstocks at Randolph and Catskill Hatcheries.
SAL (Salmon River). Lake Ontario populations of coho and chinook salmon which return to Salmon River for spawning. These populations were derived from eggs obtained mainly from Lake Michigan sources; through 1983 for coho salmon, and through 1986 for chinook salmon. The spawning runs are assumed to consist primarily of feral fish from Salmon River Hatchery stockings, but may contain some naturally produced fish or strays from other hatcheries.
SEN (Seneca Lake). Lake trout descended from a naturally sustained population that coexisted with sea lamprey in Seneca Lake, NY. Captive broodstocks have been maintained at the FWS Allegheny National Fish Hatchery and the USGS Northern Appalachian Research Laboratory at Wellsboro. The 2004 year class Seneca fish were 27% Wellsboro broodstock, and 73% Allegheny broodstock.
SKA (Skamania). Summer run, anadromous strain of rainbow (steelhead) trout derived from eggs imported from Lake Michigan to New York. Feral Lake Ontario broodstock maintained since 1996 through fin-clipped fish stocked in Salmon River.
SUP (Superior). Captive lake trout broodstock initially developed at the FWS Marquette Hatchery and derived from "lean" Lake Superior lake trout.
Eggs for the 2004 year class obtained from broodstock held at FWS Allegheny National Fish Hatchery.
WAS (Washington). Winter run, anadromous, strain of rainbow (steelhead) trout derived from eggs imported from Washington to New York through 1980. Feral Lake Ontario broodstock maintained since 1981 through fin-clipped fish stocked in Salmon River.
W (Wild). Broodstock which spend a significant amount of time and achieve most of their growth in a lake or river. Includes both fish from natural reproduction as well as feral fish stocked at an earlier life stage. Adult fish may be held in captivity for several weeks or months until eggs are ready to be stripped.
D (Domestic). A captive broodstock which reaches maturity in a hatchery, regardless of the source of the eggs that they were derived from.
Mos (Months): Age of the fish to the nearest half month from the time the lot initiated feeding to the time they were stocked.
Stage: Life stage at which the fish was stocked,
NYSDEC Lake Ontario Annual Report 2005 Section 1 Page 3 based on the convention that the birth date of fish from any particular year class is assumed to be January 1. Fingerlings (fing) are fish in their first year of life (age 0 or young-of-year), and year stocked will equal year class. The terms fry, spring fingerlings (SF), advanced fingerlings (AF), and fall fingerlings (FF), are simply additional designations for portions of the fingerling life stage. The term pond fingerling (PF) is used for fingerling walleye reared outside in ponds, usually without any supplemental food. Yearling fish (Ylg) are fish in their second year of life (age 1), and year stocked will be one more than year class. Yearling fish are most often stocked in the spring, and the term spring yearling (SY) is often applied to such fish. The term adult (Ad) is applied to fish stocked in their third or later year of life (age 2 or more), even though these fish have often not reached sexual maturity.
Wt(g) [Weight]: Average weight of the fish in grams. For pen reared fish, refers to their size at the time they were released from their rearing pen.
Mark: Fin clips, tags, or other identifying marks applied to all members of a group before stocking.
If more than one mark is applied (i.e., two clips, or a clip plus a tag), all will be listed. Standard abbreviations for the various marks and tags are listed below. Tag colors, and numbers or codes, are included under the column labeled comments.
Ad adipose fin clip LV left ventral fin clip LP left pectoral fin clip CWT coded-wire-tag OTC oxytetracycline - 6 hour6.944444e-5 days <br />0.00167 hours <br />9.920635e-6 weeks <br />2.283e-6 months <br /> immersion Number Stk (stocked): Number of fish stocked at the particular site.
Comments: Significant comments and additional information relating to the rearing, marking, or stocking of the fish. If left blank, it can be assumed that the particular group of fish were released in a direct shore-line or stream-side stocking during daylight hours, without incident or undue mortality.
Further descriptions for some of the comments listed in Table 3 are given below.
Barge: Fish transferred to a barge, ship, or other water craft, and transported some distance offshore before being released.
Boat Stocked: Fish transferred to a smaller boat or water craft and stocked nearshore. Walleye that were boat stocked in 2005 were typically scattered around the designated area.
Controls: Marked fish to act as controls in the evaluation of another marked experimental group.
CWT (6 digit number): Number for the coded-wire-tag used with each lot of lake trout or rainbow trout.
Pen Reared (date, size): Fish held and reared in a pen at the release site for a period of time, usually one to four weeks. The date the fish were placed in their pen, and their average size at that time, are shown in parenthesis.
PMP release pond: Outdoor raceway at Powder Mill Park Hatchery which drains directly into a tributary of Irondequoit Creek. Washington steelhead from the 2004 year class where overwintered in this raceway, and then flushed into Irondequoit Creek on March 18, 2005.
Smolt Release Pond (date): Fish released through the smolt release pond at the DEC Salmon River Hatchery. Several species may be present in the pond at once, and the fish are regularly monitored and fed. Downstream gates on the pond were removed, allowing the fish to voluntarily migrate into Beaverdam Brook at any time. The date the fish were stocked into the pond is shown in parenthesis in the comments section. Date stocked corresponds to the date the smolt release pond was drained, forcing all remaining fish into Beaverdam Brook.
NYSDEC Lake Ontario Annual Report 2005 Section 1 Page 4 DEC Stocking Actual No.
Policy Stocked Strain Stage Species 50,000 50,000 LC Ylg Atlantic Salmon 0
10,000 RL-D AF Brown Trout 0
66,360 RL-D SF 450,000 391,440 RL-D Ylg 450,000 467,800 Brown Trout Total 1,761,600 1,809,379 SAL-W SF Chinook Salmon 155,000 155,000 SAL-W FF Coho Salmon 90,000 99,000 SAL-W Ylg 245,000 254,000 Coho Salmon Total 420,000 170,470 SEN-D Ylg Lake Trout 80,000 53,680 SUP-D 500,000 224,150 Lake Trout Total 492,700 517,873 WAS-W Ylg Rainbow Trout 48,000 52,285 SKA-W 75,000 75,000 RA-D 615,700 645,158 Rainbow Trout Total 11,600 0
ONL-W PF 1 Walleye 0
4,200 2
0 100,058 LO-W 3
11,600 104,258 Walleye Total 3,633,900 3,554,745 Grand Total 1 Pond fingerlings scheduled to be reared at DEC hatcheries.
2 Pond fingerlings reared in partnership with the Niagara River Anglers Association.
3 Pond fingerlings reared in partnership with the Lake Ontario Fisheries Coalition and the Village of Cape Vincent.
Table 1. Summary of stocking in New York waters of Lake Ontario and the upper St. Lawrence River during 2005, and comparisons with the DEC 2005 stocking policy.
NYSDEC Lake Ontario Annual Report 2005 Section 1 Page 5 Year Stocked Species &
2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 1994 1993 1992 1991 Life Stage 99 95 95 105 101 99 90 90 95 98 119 92 96 94 97 Co Ylg 155 155 155 155 155 155 137 155 155 196 172 223 100 155 132 Co FF 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
290 0
Co AF 0
0 7
4 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
Co f 1809 1836 1622 1633 1629 1654 1596 1596 1605 1300 1150 1000 1603 2798 2835 Ck f 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
Ck FF 224 457 500 500 500 490 476 426 500 350 500 507 501 508 818 LT Ylg 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
5 0
0 160 LT FF 0
0 0
0 0
<1 0
<1 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
LT Ad 391 367 414 382 405 421 429 426 426 361 382 402 445 415 382 BT Ylg 66 0
39 136 0
0 25 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 BT FF 10 0
0 0
114 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 BT AF 0
30 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
BT f 75 64 75 71 60 75 97 92 93 70 24 92 88 85 82 RT Ylg 0
0 0
10 20 0
0 14 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 40 14 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 29 RT f 0
0 0
0 0
<1 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
RT Ad 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
<1 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
Sthd Ad 570 558 560 535 583 533 521 528 555 543 534 487 454 515 551 Sthd Ylg 0
0 0
15 0
0 107 0
110 60 50 0
0 0
40 Sthd FF 0
0 6
1 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 175 Sthd f 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
1
<1
<1
<1 1
6 4
1 2
2 0
0 0
0 AS Ad 50 51 50 75 75 78 84 73 76 97 130 151 135 169 178 AS Ylg 0
0 0
0 25 25 25 25 25 34 34 38 30 0
5 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 32 17 62 84 156 0
73 171 60 0
0 0
0 AS f 3450 3619 3594 3655 3729 3615 3749 3430 3715 3282 3158 2997 3453 5029 5479 Sal Total 104 71 211 10 10 129 155 194 250 264 104 100 202 52 122 Wal AF 0
1 1
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
Stur FF 3555 3691 3807 3665 3739 3745 3904 3623 3964 3546 3262 3097 3655 5081 5601 TOTAL Abbreviations:
BT: brown trout Ad: Fish age 2 or older (adults)
RT: rainbow trout-domestic strains Ylg: Yearlings, normally stocked between January and June Sthd: steelhead-anadromous rainbow trout FF: Fall fingerlings, stocked between September and December ST: brook trout AF: Advanced fingerlings, stocked between mid-June and September AS: Atlantic salmon f: fry and spring fingerlings, stocked before mid-June Sal: all salmonine species Co: coho salmon Wal: walleye Ck: chinook salmon Stur: lake sturgeon LT: lake trout Table 2. Approximate numbers (1000s) of trout, salmon, and other species stocked in New York waters of Lake Ontario and the upper St. Lawrence River from 1991 to 2005.
Numbers of salmon, trout, and other species stocked in New York water of Lake Ontario and the St.
Lawrence River from 1968-1990 can be found in Eckert, T.H. 2000. Lake Ontario stocking and marking program 1999. Section 1 in NYSDEC 1999 Annual Report, Bureau of Fisheries Lake Ontario Unit and St.
Lawrence River Unit to the Great Lakes Fishery Commissions Lake Ontario Committee.
NYSDEC Lake Ontario Annual Report 2005 Section 1 Page 6 Table 3. Trout, salmon, and other species, stocked in New York waters of Lake Ontario and the upper St. Lawrence River in 2005.
Comments Number Stk Mark Wt(g)
Stage Mos Strain YC Htch Date Stk GD/KY Location Species 20,000 none 45.4 Ylg 13.5 LC-D 2004 AD 21-Apr-05 O.53 Salmon River Atlantic Salmon 10,000 none 48.8 Ylg 15 LC-D 2004 AD 26-May-05 O.53 Salmon River Atlantic Salmon 20,000 none 48.3 Ylg 14 LC-W 2004 AD 04-May-05 713 Hamlin Atlantic Salmon 50,000 47.2 Atlantic Salmon Yearling Total surplus 10,000 none 9.1 AF 4.5 RL-D 2005 RA 17-Jun-05 O.158 lower Niagara River Brown Trout surplus 35,360 none 33.1 FF 10 RL-D 2005 CD 01-Nov-05 713 Hamlin Brown Trout surplus 18,000 none 57.4 FF 10 RL-D 2005 RA 01-Nov-05 O.158 lower Niagara River Brown Trout surplus 13,000 none 57.4 FF 9
RL-D 2005 RA 01-Nov-05 O.158 lower Niagara River Brown Trout 4,160 none 69.9 Ylg 17.5 RL-D 2004 SR 21-Apr-05 O.19 Black River Brown Trout 14,140 none 101.9 Ylg 18.5 RL-D 2004 SR 11-May-05 424 Henderson Bay Brown Trout barge 32,000 none 113.4 Ylg 19 RL-D 2004 SR 25-May-05 423 Stony Point Brown Trout 2,500 none 69.9 Ylg 17.5 RL-D 2004 SR 21-Apr-05 O.40 Stony Creek Brown Trout 29,950 none 90.7 Ylg 18.5 RL-D 2004 SR 16-May-05 623 Selkirk Shores Brown Trout 29,950 none 90.7 Ylg 18.5 RL-D 2004 SR 17-May-05 622 Oswego Brown Trout barge stocked, surplus 12,140 none 102.9 Ylg 19.5 RL-D 2004 CD 28-Jun-05 721 Oswego Brown Trout 29,950 none 69.8 Ylg 18.5 RL-D 2004 SR 09-May-05 720 Fair Haven Brown Trout 17,210 none 81.0 Ylg 18.5 RL-D 2004 SR 10-May-05 819 Sodus Point Brown Trout 9,410 none 128.5 Ylg 17.5 RL-D 2004 CD 24-May-05 819 Sodus Point Brown Trout 19,970 none 126.0 Ylg 17 RL-D 2004 CD 11-May-05 818 Pultneyville Brown Trout diverted from Webster 7,850 none 117.8 Ylg 18 RL-D 2004 CA 31-May-05 818 Pultneyville Brown Trout 9,320 none 140.4 Ylg 17.5 RL-D 2004 CD 07-Jun-05 816 Webster Brown Trout 5,290 none 145.4 Ylg 17.5 RL-D 2004 CD 08-Jun-05 816 Webster Brown Trout 250 none 96.2 Ylg 18 RL-D 2004 CD 03-Jun-05 815 Irondequoit Brown Trout 22,210 none 124.3 Ylg 17.5 RL-D 2004 CD 03-Jun-05 815 Irondequoit Brown Trout 22,460 none 149.7 Ylg 17.5 RL-D 2004 CD 06-Jun-05 815 Rochester Brown Trout 11,230 none 144.4 Ylg 17.5 RL-D 2004 CD 26-May-05 815 Braddocks Brown Trout 11,230 none 146.8 Ylg 17.5 RL-D 2004 CD 27-May-05 815 Braddocks Brown Trout 11,230 none 145.4 Ylg 17.5 RL-D 2004 CD 31-May-05 713 Hamlin Brown Trout 530 none 145.5 Ylg 17.5 RL-D 2004 CD 01-Jun-05 713 Hamlin Brown Trout 10,700 none 95.9 Ylg 18 RL-D 2004 CD 01-Jun-05 713 Hamlin Brown Trout
NYSDEC Lake Ontario Annual Report 2005 Section 1 Page 7 Table 3 (continued). Trout, salmon, and other species, stocked in New York waters of Lake Ontario and the upper St. Lawrence River in 2005.
Comments Number Stk Mark Wt(g)
Stage Mos Strain YC Htch Date Stk GD/KY Location Species 32,000 none 90.7 Ylg 19.5 RL-D 2004 SR 10-Jun-05 711 Point Breeze Brown Trout 6,940 none 114.2 Ylg 16.5 RL-D 2004 CD 29-Apr-05 708 Olcott Brown Trout 6,940 none 113.4 Ylg 16.5 RL-D 2004 CD 02-May-05 708 Olcott Brown Trout 6,920 none 120.9 Ylg 17 RL-D 2004 CD 12-May-05 708 Olcott Brown Trout 20,800 none 125.3 Ylg 17 RL-D 2004 CD 12-May-05 708 Wilson Brown Trout 4,160 none 122.9 Ylg 17 RL-D 2004 CD 13-May-05 O.158 lower Niagara River Brown Trout 467,800 98.3 Brown Trout Total 10,000 9.1 Brown Trout Advanced Fingerlings 66,360 44.5 Brown Trout Fall Fingerlings 391,440 109.9 Brown Trout Yearlings 159,000 none 3.8 SF 4.5 SAL-W 2005 SR 17-May-05 O.19 Black River Chinook Salmon 100,000 none 3.8 SF 4.5 SAL-W 2005 SR 16-May-05 O.45 South Sandy Creek Chinook Salmon 168,000 none 8.2 SF 5
SAL-W 2005 SR 06-Jun-05 O.53 Salmon River Chinook Salmon 212,000 none 7.1 SF 5
SAL-W 2005 SR 07-Jun-05 O.53 Salmon River Chinook Salmon 99,700 none 4.1 SF 4.5 SAL-W 2005 SR 20-May-05 O.66 Oswego River Chinook Salmon Pen Reared (29-Apr, 2.5 g) 39,295 none 5.7 SF 4.5 SAL-W 2005 SR 23-May-05 O.66 Oswego River Chinook Salmon 112,200 none 3.9 SF 4.5 SAL-W 2005 SR 18-May-05 O.73 Sterling Creek Chinook Salmon 57,400 none 4.1 SF 3.5 SAL-W 2005 CD 28-Apr-05 O.84-P96 Sodus Bay Chinook Salmon Pen Reared (28-Apr, 2.5 g) 52,541 none 5.0 SF 4.5 SAL-W 2005 SR 19-May-05 O.84-P96 Sodus Bay Chinook Salmon 85,980 none 4.1 SF 3.5 SAL-W 2005 CD 26-Apr-05 O.117 Genesee River Chinook Salmon Pen Reared (27-Apr, 2.5 g) 85,143 none 5.2 SF 4.5 SAL-W 2005 SR 20-May-05 O.117 Genesee River Chinook Salmon 74,370 none 4.2 SF 3.5 SAL-W 2005 CD 28-Apr-05 O.130 Sandy Creek Chinook Salmon 55,000 none 3.9 SF 4.5 SAL-W 2005 SR 19-May-05 O.130 Sandy Creek Chinook Salmon 85,250 none 4.1 SF 3.5 SAL-W 2005 CD 26-Apr-05 O.138 Oak Orchard Creek Chinook Salmon Pen Reared (25-Apr, 2.4 g) 84,862 none 4.6 SF 4.5 SAL-W 2005 SR 18-May-05 O.138 Oak Orchard Creek Chinook Salmon 67,100 none 4.1 SF 3.5 SAL-W 2005 CD 25-Apr-05 O.148 Eighteenmile Creek Chinook Salmon 17,100 none 2.4 SF 4
SAL-W 2005 SR 26-Apr-05 O.148 Eighteenmile Creek Chinook Salmon Pen Reared (26-Apr, 2.4 g) 49,960 none 6.4 SF 4.5 SAL-W 2005 SR 16-May-05 O.148 Eighteenmile Creek Chinook Salmon 51,180 none 4.2 SF 3.5 SAL-W 2005 CD 27-Apr-05 O.158 lower Niagara River Chinook Salmon 78,500 none 4.4 SF 5
SAL-W 2005 SR 26-May-05 O.158 lower Niagara River Chinook Salmon
NYSDEC Lake Ontario Annual Report 2005 Section 1 Page 8 Table 3(continued). Trout, salmon, and other species, stocked in New York waters of Lake Ontario and the upper St. Lawrence River in 2005.
Comments Number Stk Mark Wt(g)
Stage Mos Strain YC Htch Date Stk GD/KY Location Species Pen Reared (04-May, 3.0 g) 74,798 none 5.5 SF 5
SAL-W 2005 SR 02-Jun-05 O.158 lower Niagara River Chinook Salmon 1,809,379 5.0 Chinook Salmon Spring Fingerling Total 26,000 none 19.6 FF 9.5 SAL-W 2005 SR 19-Oct-05 O.84-P96 Sodus Bay Coho Salmon 22,000 none 20.5 FF 10 SAL-W 2005 SR 28-Oct-05 O.117 Genesee River Coho Salmon 26,000 none 20.5 FF 10 SAL-W 2005 SR 25-Oct-05 O.130 Sandy Creek Coho Salmon 26,000 none 19.6 FF 9.5 SAL-W 2005 SR 19-Oct-05 O.138 Oak Orchard Creek Coho Salmon 30,000 none 20.5 FF 10 SAL-W 2005 SR 27-Oct-05 O.148 Eighteenmile Creek Coho Salmon 25,000 none 20.5 FF 10 SAL-W 2005 SR 25-Oct-05 O.158 lower Niagara River Coho Salmon Smolt Release Pd (01-Nov-04) 99,000 none 58.9 Ylg 17 SAL-W 2004 SR 27-May-05 O.53-8 Beaverdam Brook Coho Salmon 254,000 35.3 Coho Salmon Total 155,000 20.2 Coho Salmon Fall Fingerlings 99,000 58.9 Coho Salmon Yearlings Barge, CWT 230115 5,280 Ad-CWT 41.2 Ylg 15 SUP-D 2004 ALL 24-May-05 422 Stony Point Lake Trout Barge, CWT 230114 14,800 Ad-CWT 34.8 Ylg 15 SUP-D 2004 ALL 24-May-05 422 Stony Point Lake Trout Barge, CWT 052387 11,500 Ad-CWT 29.7 Ylg 15 SEN-D 2004 ALL 24-May-05 422 Stony Point Lake Trout Barge, CWT 052388 17,270 Ad-CWT 30.7 Ylg 15 SEN-D 2004 ALL 24-May-05 422 Stony Point Lake Trout Barge, CWT 052389 17,200 Ad-CWT 30.9 Ylg 15 SEN-D 2004 ALL 24-May-05 422 Stony Point Lake Trout Barge, CWT 052390 30,850 Ad-CWT 23.4 Ylg 15 SEN-D 2004 ALL 24-May-05 422 Stony Point Lake Trout Barge, CWT 052391 26,050 Ad-CWT 21.2 Ylg 15 SEN-D 2004 ALL 24-May-05 422 Stony Point Lake Trout Barge, CWT 230116 15,600 Ad-CWT 37.2 Ylg 15 SUP-D 2004 ALL 25-May-05 422 Stony Point Lake Trout Barge, CWT 230117 18,000 Ad-CWT 37.3 Ylg 15 SUP-D 2004 ALL 25-May-05 422 Stony Point Lake Trout Barge, CWT 052392 33,500 Ad-CWT 24.2 Ylg 15 SEN-D 2004 ALL 25-May-05 422 Stony Point Lake Trout Barge, CWT 052471 34,100 Ad-CWT 22.5 Ylg 15 SEN-D 2004 ALL 25-May-05 422 Stony Point Lake Trout 224,150 27.8 Lake Trout Yearling Total stocked at Sackets Harbor 36,000 none 18.1 Ylg 10 WAS-W 2004 SR 12-Apr-05 424 Black River Bay Rainbow Trout 36,000 none 18.1 Ylg 10 WAS-W 2004 SR 12-Apr-05 O.19 Black River Rainbow Trout 20,700 none 24.4 Ylg 9.5 WAS-W 2004 SR 01-Apr-05 O.40 Stony Creek Rainbow Trout 28,750 none 24.4 Ylg 9.5 WAS-W 2004 SR 01-Apr-05 O.45 South Sandy Creek Rainbow Trout
NYSDEC Lake Ontario Annual Report 2005 Section 1 Page 9 Table 3(continued). Trout, salmon, and other species, stocked in New York waters of Lake Ontario and the upper St. Lawrence River in 2005.
Comments Number Stk Mark Wt(g)
Stage Mos Strain YC Htch Date Stk GD/KY Location Species size estimated 825 none 32.4 Ylg 8
WAS-W 2004 TUN 13-Jan-05 O.53 Salmon River Rainbow Trout stocked as clipped, starting 13-Apr 33,000 LV 39.8 Ylg 10 WAS-W 2004 SR 20-Apr-05 O.53-8 Beaverdam Brook Rainbow Trout 31,000 LV 42.4 Ylg 10.5 WAS-W 2004 SR 01-May-05 O.53-8 Beaverdam Brook Rainbow Trout 58,000 LV 39.4 Ylg 11 WAS-W 2004 SR 10-May-05 O.53-8 Beaverdam Brook Rainbow Trout 5,000 none 22.7 Ylg 10 WAS-W 2004 SR 15-Apr-05 O.54 Grindstone Creek Rainbow Trout Pen Reared (29-Apr, 19.9 g) 19,973 none 36.0 Ylg 11 WAS-W 2004 SR 23-May-05 O.66 Oswego River Rainbow Trout 9,000 none 20.4 Ylg 9.5 WAS-W 2004 SR 06-Apr-05 O.73 Sterling Creek Rainbow Trout 9,000 none 22.5 Ylg 9.5 WAS-W 2004 SR 06-Apr-05 O.73-3 Sterling Valley Ck Rainbow Trout 19,950 none 17.4 Ylg 10 WAS-W 2004 SR 20-Apr-05 O.85 Maxwell Creek Rainbow Trout PMP release pond, size estimated 8,100 none 32.4 Ylg 9
WAS-W 2004 PMP 18-Mar-05 O.108 Irondequoit Creek Rainbow Trout 20,000 none 18.7 Ylg 10.5 WAS-W 2004 SR 06-May-05 O.108 Irondequoit Creek Rainbow Trout 12,100 none 18.7 Ylg 10.5 WAS-W 2004 SR 06-May-05 O.117 Genesee River Rainbow Trout Pen Reared (27-Apr, 21.1 g) 9,976 none 34.9 Ylg 11 WAS-W 2004 SR 18-May-05 O.117 Genesee River Rainbow Trout 5,050 none 19.9 Ylg 11 WAS-W 2004 SR 20-May-05 O.125 Salmon Creek Rainbow Trout 14,650 none 19.9 Ylg 11 WAS-W 2004 SR 20-May-05 O.130 Sandy Creek Rainbow Trout 7,000 none 18.7 Ylg 10.5 WAS-W 2004 SR 05-May-05 O.138 Oak Orchard Creek Rainbow Trout Pen Reared (25-Apr, 21.1 g) 13,864 none 26.5 Ylg 11 WAS-W 2004 SR 16-May-05 O.138 Oak Orchard Creek Rainbow Trout 7,100 none 18.7 Ylg 10.5 WAS-W 2004 SR 05-May-05 O.138-1 Marsh Creek Rainbow Trout 6,700 none 18.7 Ylg 10.5 WAS-W 2004 SR 05-May-05 O.139 Johnson Creek Rainbow Trout 3,000 none 21.2 Ylg 10.5 WAS-W 2004 SR 26-Apr-05 O.146 Keg Creek Rainbow Trout 7,000 none 21.1 Ylg 10.5 WAS-W 2004 SR 26-Apr-05 O.148 Eighteenmile Creek Rainbow Trout 15,000 none 18.7 Ylg 10.5 WAS-W 2004 SR 05-May-05 O.152 E Br Twelvemile Ck Rainbow Trout 12,000 none 18.7 Ylg 10.5 WAS-W 2004 SR 05-May-05 O.152A Twelvemile Creek Rainbow Trout 3,000 none 20.0 Ylg 10.5 WAS-W 2004 SR 03-May-05 O.156 Fourmile Creek Rainbow Trout controls, CWT 231619 3,109 Ad-CWT 19.9 Ylg 11.5 WAS-W 2004 SR 03-May-05 O.158 lower Niagara River Rainbow Trout 4,975 Ad 19.9 Ylg 11.5 WAS-W 2004 SR 03-May-05 O.158 lower Niagara River Rainbow Trout 28,461 none 19.9 Ylg 11.5 WAS-W 2004 SR 03-May-05 O.158 lower Niagara River Rainbow Trout diverted from Salmon River 20,000 LV-Ad 44.0 Ylg 10.5 WAS-W 2004 SR 04-May-05 O.158 lower Niagara River Rainbow Trout Pen Reared (04-May), CWT 600125 3,301 Ad-CWT 42.0 Ylg 11.5 WAS-W 2004 SR 02-Jun-05 O.158 lower Niagara River Rainbow Trout Pen Reared (04-May) 4,686 Ad 42.0 Ylg 11.5 WAS-W 2004 SR 02-Jun-05 O.158 lower Niagara River Rainbow Trout Pen Reared (04-May) 1,603 none 42.0 Ylg 11.5 WAS-W 2004 SR 02-Jun-05 O.158 lower Niagara River Rainbow Trout
NYSDEC Lake Ontario Annual Report 2005 Section 1 Page 10 Table 3(continued). Trout, salmon, and other species, stocked in New York waters of Lake Ontario and the upper St. Lawrence River in 2005.
Comments Number Stk Mark Wt(g)
Stage Mos Strain YC Htch Date Stk GD/KY Location Species 34,650 LP-Ad 30.2 Ylg 11 SKA-W 2004 SR 10-May-05 O.53-8 Beaverdam Brook Rainbow Trout Smolt Release Pd (24-Nov-04) 12,650 LP-Ad 60.5 Ylg 14 SKA-W 2004 SR 27-May-05 O.53-8 Beaverdam Brook Rainbow Trout Pen Reared (15-Apr, 27.0 g) 4,985 LP-Ad 43.6 Ylg 11 SKA-W 2004 SR 12-May-05 O.58 Little Salmon River Rainbow Trout 8,000 none 110.6 Ylg 17.5 RA-D 2004 VH 24-May-05 819 Sodus Rainbow Trout 12,000 none 109.4 Ylg 17.5 RA-D 2004 VH 31-May-05 819 Sodus Rainbow Trout 7,100 none 122.6 Ylg 17.5 RA-D 2004 VH 26-May-05 816 Webster Rainbow Trout 2,000 none 109.3 Ylg 17.5 RA-D 2004 VH 31-May-05 816 Webster Rainbow Trout 3,640 none 129.6 Ylg 16.5 RA-D 2004 CS 03-May-05 713 Hamlin Rainbow Trout 2,500 none 130.6 Ylg 17 RA-D 2004 BA 16-May-05 713 Hamlin Rainbow Trout 14,760 none 118.9 Ylg 17.5 RA-D 2004 VH 27-May-05 713 Hamlin Rainbow Trout 6,250 none 146.3 Ylg 16.5 RA-D 2004 CS 29-Apr-05 708 Olcott Rainbow Trout 6,250 none 146.3 Ylg 16.5 RA-D 2004 CS 02-May-05 708 Olcott Rainbow Trout 6,250 none 154.8 Ylg 16.5 RA-D 2004 CS 27-Apr-05 708 Wilson Rainbow Trout 6,250 none 146.3 Ylg 16.5 RA-D 2004 CS 28-Apr-05 708 Wilson Rainbow Trout 645,158 39.9 Rainbow Trout Total 517,873 27.3 Washington Steelhead Yearlings 52,285 38.8 Skamania Steelhead Yearlings 75,000 127.4 Rainbow Trout Yearlings (Randolph strain) boat stocked 5,500 OTC 1.70 PF 1.5 LO-W 2005 CV 28-Jun-05 124 Fishers Landing Walleye boat stocked 10,000 OTC 2.00 PF 1.5 LO-W 2005 CV 27-Jun-05 124 French Creek Bay Walleye 30,000 OTC 1.70 PF 2
LO-W 2005 CV 30-Jun-05 223 Cape Vincent Walleye 15,000 OTC 1.70 PF 2
LO-W 2005 CV 01-Jul-05 223 Cape Vincent Walleye boat stocked 10,000 OTC 1.70 PF 1.5 LO-W 2005 CV 24-Jun-05 323 Mud Bay Walleye boat stocked 12,000 OTC 1.70 PF 1.5 LO-W 2005 CV 28-Jun-05 324 Chaumont Bay Walleye boat stocked 10,000 OTC 2.00 PF 1.5 LO-W 2005 CV 27-Jun-05 424 Black River Bay Walleye boat stocked 7,558 OTC 1.64 PF 2
LO-W 2005 CV 29-Jun-05 523 Stony Creek Bay Walleye size estimated 4,000 none 0.30 PF 2
ONL-W 2005 NAA 02-Jul-05 O.158 lower Niagara River Walleye size estimated 200 none 9.07 PF 2
ONL-W 2005 NAA 02-Jul-05 O.158 lower Niagara River Walleye 104,258 1.71 Walleye Fingerling Total 3,554,745 Total All Species