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1 GILLNET TASK FORCE MEETING DECEMBER 2, 2015 SITKA, AK

2 2015 Chum Return Totals by District & Age Age-3Age-4Age-5Age-6Total Actual:49,6002,125,500697,30045,5002,917,900 Projected:87,0001,655,000322,00044,0002,108,000 % of Projected:57%128%217%103%138%

3 2015 Chum Return Actual vs. Projected Harvest

4 2015 Chum Contributions Gillnet, Seine & Troll Harvest

5 2015 Chum Return Contribution, Cost Recovery & Harvest Shares Common Property Harvest DIPAC Contrib. % DIPAC Contrib. Cost Recovery Total Harvest Lynn Canal GN836,800804,80096%791,5001,596,300 Taku/Stephens GN472,300461,60098%344,000805,600 Homeshore Troll32,70026,30080%26,300 Amalga CP-Seine214,600 100%214,600 Other Seine78,500 Sport4,100 Broodstock & Esc.192,600 Total1,589,9001,135,5002,917,900 Harvest Shares58%42%

6 DIPAC Chum Harvest Cost Recovery, Common Property & CP Harvest Share

7 DIPAC Chum Harvest Harvest & Interception Rates in Lynn Canal

8 2015 Chum Return Cost Recovery Summary FishPounds Amalga Harbor798,0005,513,600 Gastineau Channel250,5001,650,100 Macaulay Hatchery93,600496,200 1,142,1007,659,900

9 2015 Sockeye Return Common PropertyCost RecoveryBroodstockTotal 1 Actual:58,90074,9006,700139,000 Projected:145,00062,2006,800214,000 % of Projected:39%120%99%65% 1) Includes end-of-season unmarketable fish.

10 2015 Sockeye Return Actual vs. Projected Return

11 2015 Sockeye Return Contribution, Cost Recovery & Harvest Shares CP Harvest DIPAC ContributionCost RecoveryTotal Harvest District 11 Gillnet82,20034,30074,900109,200 Other Gillnet45 Seine21,600 Personal Use3,000 Broodstock6,700 Unmarketable1,500 Total58,90074,900133,800 Harvest Shares44%56%

12 2015 Coho Return Juneau Program Troll Gillnet & Seine Marine Sport DIPAC Shoreline Cost Recovery Brood & DonationsTotal 17,3007,7002,00012,00032,6001,40073,000

13 2015 Contributions Estimated Ex-Vessel Value: $6,913,000

14 2015 Contributions Estimated Ex-Vessel Value & Salmon Enhancement Tax

15 2016 Forecast Chum Salmon Low EndMid PointHigh End Common Property Cost RecoveryBrood Taku/Stephens558,000893,0001,228,000459,000294,000140,000 Lynn Canal/ Amalga 1,035,0001,628,0002,221,0001,208,000420,000 Total1,593,0002,520,0003,449,0001,667,000714,000140,000

16 2016 Chum Forecast Historical & Projected Returns

17 2016 Forecast Sockeye Salmon Low EndMid PointHigh End Age 550,000118,100186,000 Age 481,000136,000191,000 131,000254,000377,000 Harvest Share GoalAverage Harvest Shares 70% CP:173,00052% CP:129,000 30% CR:74,00048% CR:118,000 Broodstock:6,800Broodstock:6,800

18 2016 Sockeye Forecast Historical & Projected Returns

19 2016 Forecast Chinook & Coho Salmon JuneauSkagway Chinook4,100140 Coho81,000

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