EVENT LOG FOR SITE SCP

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07/21/2010 16:30 Cory
    The detection system was set up and functioning by March 11, 2008 and
    included two separate systems.  The upper antenna (01) was installed 
    within the cement outlet structure for the pond and the lower system (02)
    was installed approximately 50 meters downstream of the acclimation site.
    These systems were in series and captured 100% of the detectable area, 
    when operational (see explanation below during removal period).  Fish were
    transferred from Willard National Fish Hatchery to the Winthrop National 
    Fish Hatchery (WNFH) back-channel acclimation site on March 11 for short-
    term acclimation during the spring months.   A forced release occurred on
    April 29 for coho acclimating on-station at WNFH and a volitional release
    began on May 5 for coho acclimating within the back-channel.  The 
    volitional release was concluded on May 27, when final observations 
    determined that all fish had exited the site.  It should be noted that
    juvenile Spring Chinook and steelhead were also released from the WNFH
    during this time (forced release on April 14 and May 7, respectively) and
    codes from all three species are recorded within the interrogation files.
    Detection system 01 was non-functional from April 2 at approximately 14:00
    to April 28 at 12:07.  This was due to electrical complications and a 
    waiting period for a loaner antenna to be shipped from BioMark.  The block
    panels on the right bank of detection system .B0 were removed on April 14 
    at 08:30 and reinstalled on April 22 at 08:30 per request from WNFH to 
    allow unimpeded out migration for juvenile spring Chinook.  Early 
    detections prior to the juvenile spring Chinook release were presumed to be
    juvenile coho "escapees" and acclimation pond infrastructure adjustments 
    were made immediately after detections were noticed.

06/06/2008 11:07 Dave
    The Point of Contact for the new PIT tag detection site at the Spring
    Creek Pond acclimation facility is:

    Cory Kamphaus (cory@mid-columbia-coho.net)
    Mid-Columbia Coho Reintroduction Program
    Yakama Nation FRM
    7051 Hwy. 97
    Peshastin, WA  98847
    (509) 548-9413
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