06-06-2014, 11:52 PM
ddahl3,
there is a lot of information available at the PTAGIS website. it takes a little bit of effort to get really useful information... you have to create a username and access the "advanced reporting" option. It takes some knowhow with statistics to work with their software and make sense of it all, but there is a quick report option that will give you some basic stuff. there are two tag arrays in the river above salmon, one at 8 mile and one half a dozen miles upstream or so. these arrays are also very useful for steelhead fishing. it is really suprising how early fish make it up there some years. the code for the arrays you will want are USE and US1.
http://www.ptagis.org/data/quick-reports...detections
if anyone wants me to send them excel spreadsheets of steelhead or chinook passage graphs and all the useful data I have gleaned from the PTAGIS site, just PM me and i would be happy to.
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there is a lot of information available at the PTAGIS website. it takes a little bit of effort to get really useful information... you have to create a username and access the "advanced reporting" option. It takes some knowhow with statistics to work with their software and make sense of it all, but there is a quick report option that will give you some basic stuff. there are two tag arrays in the river above salmon, one at 8 mile and one half a dozen miles upstream or so. these arrays are also very useful for steelhead fishing. it is really suprising how early fish make it up there some years. the code for the arrays you will want are USE and US1.
http://www.ptagis.org/data/quick-reports...detections
if anyone wants me to send them excel spreadsheets of steelhead or chinook passage graphs and all the useful data I have gleaned from the PTAGIS site, just PM me and i would be happy to.
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