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DAY 1:
Keynote Speaker: Charlie Smith
SESSION #1: RECIRCULATING AQUACULTURE
AND HATCHERY INNOVATIONS
Tristan Robbins. Freshwater Fisheries Society of BC,
Advanced, Delayed and Out of Season Spawning Dates
in Rainbow Trout
Chris Jeszke, IDFG Ashton Fish Hatchery.
Development of Daughterless Technology (Trojan Sex
Chromosomes) for control of Introduced Brook Trout
Todd Pearsons, Grant County PUD, Ephrata WA.
Hitting the Right Target: Rearing Innovations
KC Hosler, PR Aqua Supplies Ltd., Nanaimo, BC.
Progressive Water Use Strategies Conserve Water and
Meet Production Goals.
Ray Billings, Freshwater Fisheries Society of BC,
Victoria BC. Utilizing Airlift Water Reuse Technology
to Help Achieve Electrical Energy Savings.
SESSION #2: RECIRCULATING AQUACULTURE
AND HATCHERY INNOVATIONS
Jeff Milton, ADFG Sports Fish Hatchery Program
Supervisor, Anchorage AK. Cold Water RAS Hatchery
Construction and Operation: Challenges and Successes
Steve Sharon, Wyoming GFD, Use of RAS
Technology in Serial Re-Use Fish Culture – Why?
Ian Adams, Partial Water Re-Use Systems, Operations
and Maintenance.
Brian Vinci, The Freshwater Institute, Shepherdstown,
WV. Water Re-Use Systems, Water Velocities and Fish
Fitness – What is the Connection?
Grace Karreman, Aquatic Life Sciences, Nanaimo
BC. Biosecurity and Recirculating Systems
SESSION #3: PROGRESSIVE FISH CULTURE
Chris Tatara, NOAA Manchester. Transition to a
Locally Adapted Steelhead Stock.
Deborah Harstad, NMFS Seattle, WA. Variation in
Early Male Maturation and Smolting of Juvenile
Summer Chinook Salmon and Varying Over-winter
Temperature Regimes
Eric D. Lauver, Grant County PUD, Ephrata WA.
Precocious Male Straying: A Case Study of Spring
Chinook Mini-jack Straying and Distribution from a
Captive Brood Program
Brian Beckman, NOAA Seattle, WA. Stuck in the
Middle: Contrasting Effects of Release Size on Early
Male Maturation and In-river Survival of SCS Smolts
SESSION #4: PROGRESSIVE FISH CULTURE
Josh Marauskas, Chelan County PUD, Wenatchee
WA. Increased Performance of Spring Chinook Salmon
Reared in Partial Re-Use Circular Vessels Compared to
Flow Through Raceways.
Dina Spangenberg, NOAA Seattle, WA.
Environmental Effects on Smolt Quality and Early Male
Maturation in Spring Chinook Salmon.
Andrew Dittman, NOAA Seattle WA. Early
Imprinting of Hatchery-reared Salmon to Targeted
Spawning Locations: A New Imprinting Paradigm for
Supplementation Programs?
Don Larson, NOAA Fisheries, Seattle WA. The Effect
of Modulating Ration and Dietary Lipid on Growth,
Smolting and Early Male Maturation in Yearling
Umatilla River Fall Chinook Salmon.
Lance Clarke, ODFW LaGrande, OR. Acclimation
Strategies Improve Post-release Performance of
Hatchery Salmon and Steelhead in NE Oregon
SESSION #5: HATCHERY OPERATIONS/
NEW TECHNOLOGY
Douglas Munson, IDFG, Eagle Fish Health Laboratory.
Renovations at Niagara Springs Hatchery – Benefits and
Challenges.
Becky Johnson, Nez Perce Tribe, Integrating
Conservation Hatchery Principles with Tribal Treaty
Reserved Harvest Opportunities
Christina Iverson, WDFW, Lower Columbia River
Hatchery Program Modifications Using Modeling
Technology.
Tom Flagg, NOAA Manchester, Hatcheries and
Management of Aquatic Resources (HaMAR).
Patrick Luke, Yakama Nation. Artificial Propagation
of Pacific Lamprey: Lessons Learned and Path Forward.
SESSION #6: FISH HEALTH AND NUTRITION
Mary Peters, USFWS, Successful Disease
Management of Spring Chinook Captive Broodstock at
Little White National Fish Hatchery.
Guppy Blair & Sonia Mumford, USFWS. What every
fish culturist should know about Antibiotics.
Ray Brunson, Retired USFWS, Controlling Bacterial
Coldwater Disease with Fish Culture Methods.
Ken Cain, UofI, Coldwater Disease Research: Update
on Vaccine Licensing and Commercialization Status.
David Thompson. USFWS, Larval Pacific lamprey Entosphenus tridentatus are not susceptible to common
fish rhabdoviruses of the Pacific Northwest.
Bonnie Johnson, USFWS, Aquatic Animal Drug
Approval Program, Bozeman MT. National INAD
Program Overview.
SESSION #7: MISCELLANEOUS TOPICS IN
FISH CULTURE
John Holmes. USFWS, Differences in Egg Size
Between Natural-origin and Genetically Similar
Hatchery-origin Winter Steelhead in Abernathy Creek,
Washington.
Dan Magneson, USFWS Quilcene NFH, Hoover,
Bonneville, Shasta, Grand Coulee Dams – The Great
Depression, WWII, and Fishery Resources
Mitch Combs, WDFW Sherman Creek Hatchery.
White Sturgeon US Conservation Aquaculture on the
Trans Boundary Reach.
Mike McLean, CTUIR. Practical Application of
Electro-Anaesthesia in the Field.
Maureen Kavanagh, USFWS, Columbia River. Does
the Use of Electronarcosis on Adult Coho Salmon Prior
to Spawning Affect Mortality and Fry Growth?
SESSION #8 MISCELLANEOUS TOPICS IN
FISH CULTURE
Michael Gauvin, ODFW. Utilizing Round Butte
Hatchery in the Reintroduction of Anadromous Fish in
the Deschutes River.
James D. Bowker, USFWS, Bozeman MT. Sedating
Fish with AQUI-S20E: Will My Fish Still Be Alive if I
Take Time for Another Cup of Coffee?
Beau J. Gunter, IDFG, Grace Fish Hatchery, ID. Effects of Initial Feed Timing on Triploid Rainbow
Trout Fry at Grace Fish Hatchery
Helena E. Christiansen. USGS. Identifying an Optimal
Anesthetic for Juvenile Pacific Lamprey. |
