U.S. Annual Report 2000
The year 2000 Annual Report was prepared by the U.S. Atlantic Salmon Assessment Committee for U.S. Section to the North Atlantic Salmon Conservation Organization.
The Annual Report focuses on all New England Atlantic salmon rivers. In it you will find updates on the status of Atlantic salmon populations and summaries of management, hatchery, research, and recreational fishing activites.
To Download the Annual Report
You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader software to open these documents. If you do not have this software, you may obtain it free of charge by following this link.
To get the full report, download the following file:
- ascrpt00.pdf (518 KB)The report text (Abobe pdf format) and some of the figures.
Individual tables in Adobe pdf format can be selected from the following list:
- Table 2.1.3.g (46 KB) Results of the domestic Atlantic salmon broodstock sport fishery in the Merrimack River for 1993-1999.
- Table 2.2.1.a (51 KB). Juvenile Atlantic salmon stocking summary for New England in 1999 by river system and by program.
- Table 2.2.1.b (61 KB). Captive and domestic adult Atlantic salmon stocking summary for New England in 1999 by river system and by year class.
- Table 2.2.2.a (52 KB). Summary of juvenile and adult Atlantic salmon marking programs for New England in 1999.
- Table 2.2.2.b (60 KB). Atlantic salmon marking database for New England--1999.
- Table 2.3.1 (52 KB). Documented Atlantic salmon returns to New England rivers in 1999.
- Table 2.3.4 (46 KB). Summary of Atlantic salmon egg production in New England facilities in 1999.
- Table 2.3.5 (45 KB). Estimated 1999 sport catch of Atlantic salmon in Maine.
- Table 3.2.a (79 KB). Atlantic salmon stocking summary for New England rivers over time.
- Table 3.2.b (87 KB). Atlantic salmon returns to New England rivers over time.
- Table 3.2.c (69 KB). Atlantic salmon egg production in New England, by river, over time.
- Table 3.7.a_l (87 KB). Return rates and age distributions of adult Atlantic salmon that had been stocked as fry into the Merrimack, Pawcatuck, Connecticut (above Holyoke), Salmon, Farmington, Westfield, Dennys, Narraguagus, Penobscot, and Saco Rivers.
- Stream Survival (76 KB). Summary of survival between stages for salmonids with extensive stream rearing.
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