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LOWER LAKE CREEK FI SH LOWER LAKE CREEK FI SH PASSAGE ASSESSMENT PASSAGE ASSESSMENT Presented to Presented to Packwood Lake Aquatics Subcommittee Packwood Lake Aquatics Subcommittee January 10- -11, 2008 11, 2008 January 10 Objectives


  1. LOWER LAKE CREEK FI SH LOWER LAKE CREEK FI SH PASSAGE ASSESSMENT PASSAGE ASSESSMENT Presented to Presented to Packwood Lake Aquatics Subcommittee Packwood Lake Aquatics Subcommittee January 10- -11, 2008 11, 2008 January 10 Objectives Objectives � Determine if Lower Lake Creek (below the Determine if Lower Lake Creek (below the � Highway 12 Bridge) meets passage criteria Highway 12 Bridge) meets passage criteria for: for: � Chinook Salmon Chinook Salmon � � Coho Salmon Coho Salmon � � Steelhead Trout Steelhead Trout � � Sea Sea- -run Cutthroat Trout run Cutthroat Trout � � Rainbow Trout Rainbow Trout � 1

  2. Objectives (cont’ ’d) d) Objectives (cont � Analysis of flows, as measured at Study Analysis of flows, as measured at Study � Site 1, from: Site 1, from: � 19 19 – – 57 cfs 57 cfs � � As measured at: As measured at: � � Transects 1 Transects 1 – – 4, Study Site 1 (RM 0.0 4, Study Site 1 (RM 0.0 – – 0.3) 0.3) � Methods Methods � Energy Northwest Used the Energy Northwest Used the “ “Oregon Oregon � Method Method” ” as per Thompson (1972) as per Thompson (1972) � Used to determine passage for salmon and Used to determine passage for salmon and � trout trout � Used throughout the Northwest Used throughout the Northwest � � Used to determine passage at Used to determine passage at Peshastin Peshastin Creek Creek � (Wenatchee River tributary) in 2007. (Wenatchee River tributary) in 2007. 2

  3. Oregon Method Oregon Method � Thompson Thompson’ ’s Minimum Depth s Minimum Depth � Recommendations: Recommendations: � Salmon Salmon – – 0.8 ft 0.8 ft � � Large Trout Large Trout – – 0.6 ft 0.6 ft � � Width Criteria: Width Criteria: � � 25% of the Wetted Width 25% of the Wetted Width � � 10% Contiguous Width 10% Contiguous Width � Field Measurements Field Measurements � Taken from the Instream Flow Study conducted Taken from the Instream Flow Study conducted � for Lake Creek for Lake Creek � 4 stage/discharge measurements taken 4 stage/discharge measurements taken � � Bed profile developed from surveying Bed profile developed from surveying � � Data derived from RHABSIM program Data derived from RHABSIM program � � MEASUREMENTS ARE FOR NON MEASUREMENTS ARE FOR NON- -TRANSORMED TRANSORMED � TRANSECTS FROM IFIM STUDY; ARE NOT TRANSECTS FROM IFIM STUDY; ARE NOT ENHANCED ENHANCED 3

  4. Final Transect Weighting for Study Site 1 Final Transect Weighting for Study Site 1 (from EES Consulting 2007) (from EES Consulting 2007) Transect Transect Description Transect Transect Description 1 1 Glide Glide 2 2 Run Run 3 3 Low Gradient Cascade/Run Low Gradient Cascade/Run 4 4 Plunge Pool Tailout Plunge Pool Tailout 4

  5. RESULTS RESULTS � Trout (0.6 ft): Trout (0.6 ft): � � Criteria of 25% of total width was met at all Criteria of 25% of total width was met at all � flows analyzed flows analyzed � 51% at Transect 3 (19 cfs) to 93% at Transect 2 51% at Transect 3 (19 cfs) to 93% at Transect 2 � (57 cfs) (57 cfs) � Criteria of 10% contiguous width was also Criteria of 10% contiguous width was also � met on all transects at all flows examined. met on all transects at all flows examined. � 36% at Transect 3 (38 36% at Transect 3 (38 - - 43 cfs) to 93% at 43 cfs) to 93% at � Transect 2 (57 cfs). Transect 2 (57 cfs). RESULTS, cont’ ’d d RESULTS, cont � Salmon (0.8 ft): Salmon (0.8 ft): � � Criteria of 25% of total width was met at all Criteria of 25% of total width was met at all � flows analyzed flows analyzed � 31% at Transect 3 (19 cfs) to 88% at Transect 2 31% at Transect 3 (19 cfs) to 88% at Transect 2 � (36 - (36 - 42 cfs) 42 cfs) � Criteria of 10% contiguous width was also Criteria of 10% contiguous width was also � met on all transects at all flows examined. met on all transects at all flows examined. � 19% at Transect 3 (19 cfs) to 78% at Transect 1 19% at Transect 3 (19 cfs) to 78% at Transect 1 � (36 – (36 – 38 cfs), Transect 2 (36 38 cfs), Transect 2 (36 – – 43 cfs) and 43 cfs) and Transect 4 (28 - Transect 4 (28 - 29 cfs) 29 cfs) 5

  6. Lower Lake Creek Trout Depth (0.6 ft) Lower Lake Creek Trout Depth (0.6 ft) Passage Criteria % of Wetted Width Passage Criteria % of Wetted Width 100% 90% 80% 70% T1-Width 60% T1-Con Percentage T2-Width T2-Con 50% T3-Width T3-Con T4-Width 40% T4-Con 30% % of Width 20% Min. Threshold 10% % Contiguous Width Min. Threshold 0% 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 Flow (cfs) Lower Lake Creek Salmon Depth (0.8 Lower Lake Creek Salmon Depth (0.8 ft) Passage Criteria % of Wetted Width ft) Passage Criteria % of Wetted Width 100% 90% 80% 70% T1-Width 60% T1-Con Percentage T2-Width T2-Con 50% T3-Width T3-Con T4-Width 40% T4-Con 30% % of Width Min. 20% Threshold 10% % Contiguous Width Min. Threshold 0% 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 Flow (cfs) 6

  7. Contiguous width using 1 ft depth Contiguous width using 1 ft depth criteria criteria 18 16 14 12 10 Trans 1 ontiguous ft Trans 2 Trans 3 8 Trans 4 C 6 4 2 0 19 cf s 25 c f s 28 c f s 29 cf s 31 c f s 36 c f s 38 cf s 39 c f s 42 c f s 43 cf s 57 c f s Conclusions Conclusions � Using Thompson Using Thompson’ ’s methods, all transects s methods, all transects � meet depth and wetted width criteria for meet depth and wetted width criteria for all flows analyzed for existing transects all flows analyzed for existing transects � Using agency recommendation of 1.0 ft Using agency recommendation of 1.0 ft � depth and 3 ft contiguous, all flows and depth and 3 ft contiguous, all flows and transects meet criteria with the exception transects meet criteria with the exception of Transect 3, 19 cfs. of Transect 3, 19 cfs. 7

  8. Conclusions, cont’ ’d d Conclusions, cont � The The current condition current condition was modeled for was modeled for � Transects 1 Transects 1 – – 4, Study Site 1. 4, Study Site 1. � Enhanced transects could reflect residual Enhanced transects could reflect residual � depths to meet agency criteria. depths to meet agency criteria. 8

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