Intra and interhabitat migration in junvenile brown trout and Atlantic salmon in restored tributaries of the Vindelriver

Several techniques are used to sample juvenile salmonids in lotic environments. Electrofishing is by far the most commonly used method on the Scandinavian peninsula. As restoration of stream habitat is becoming increasingly popular, electrofishing is consequently being used to assess the effects of...

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Main Author: Erikoinen, Matti
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Published: 2016
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spelling ftsluppsalast:oai:stud.epsilon.slu.se:8931 2023-05-15T15:31:59+02:00 Intra and interhabitat migration in junvenile brown trout and Atlantic salmon in restored tributaries of the Vindelriver Erikoinen, Matti 2016-03-24 application/pdf https://stud.epsilon.slu.se/8931/7/erikoinen_m_160324.pdf sv eng swe eng https://stud.epsilon.slu.se/8931/ urn:nbn:se:slu:epsilon-s-5254 https://stud.epsilon.slu.se/8931/7/erikoinen_m_160324.pdf Erikoinen, Matti, 2016. Intra and interhabitat migration in junvenile brown trout and Atlantic salmon in restored tributaries of the Vindelriver. Second cycle, A2E. Umeå: (S) > Dept. of Wildlife, Fish and Environmental Studies <https://stud.epsilon.slu.se/view/divisions/OID-251.html> Animal ecology Aquatic ecology Second cycle, A2E NonPeerReviewed 2016 ftsluppsalast 2022-09-10T18:10:37Z Several techniques are used to sample juvenile salmonids in lotic environments. Electrofishing is by far the most commonly used method on the Scandinavian peninsula. As restoration of stream habitat is becoming increasingly popular, electrofishing is consequently being used to assess the effects of restoration on juvenile brown trout and Atlantic salmon. Electrofishing requires a number of assumptions regarding the movements of the target species. This study scrutinized a few of those assumptions to find out whether current electrofishing-based monitoring methods are appropriate in restored tributaries to the Vindel river in Northern Sweden. By sampling juvenile trout and salmon in two different tributaries, providing them with PIT-tags and releasing them into specific locations of the streams the within-stream-movements of the fish were studied. PIT-tag antennas were used to monitor any potential outward migration from the streams. Several of the tagged fish were detected to migrate out of the electrofishing reaches they were originally caught in. Body length of the fish did, to a small extent, differ between individuals with different migration patterns. Salmon showed a more concentrated period of outmigration compared to trout. One of the tributaries had a considerably larger outmigration from the stream compared to the other. These findings are discussed in relation to future electrofishing-based monitoring. Ett flertal metoder finns tillgängliga för att göra stickprov på juvenila salmonider i vattendrag. I Skandinavien är elfiske den klart vanligaste metoden. Restaurering av habitat i vattendrag är nuförtiden ett populärt ingrepp och elfiske används för att bedöma hur restaureringsåtgärderna påverkar tätheten av unga laxar och öringar. Elfiske kräver ett antal antaganden angående fiskarnas rörelser. Denna studie granskade några av dessa antaganden för att ta reda på huruvida elfiske är en lämplig metod för utvärdering av restaurerade biflöden till Vindelälven i Västerbottens län. Genom att fånga unga ... Text Atlantic salmon Northern Sweden Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences: Epsilon Archive for Student Projects
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Aquatic ecology
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Aquatic ecology
Erikoinen, Matti
Intra and interhabitat migration in junvenile brown trout and Atlantic salmon in restored tributaries of the Vindelriver
topic_facet Animal ecology
Aquatic ecology
description Several techniques are used to sample juvenile salmonids in lotic environments. Electrofishing is by far the most commonly used method on the Scandinavian peninsula. As restoration of stream habitat is becoming increasingly popular, electrofishing is consequently being used to assess the effects of restoration on juvenile brown trout and Atlantic salmon. Electrofishing requires a number of assumptions regarding the movements of the target species. This study scrutinized a few of those assumptions to find out whether current electrofishing-based monitoring methods are appropriate in restored tributaries to the Vindel river in Northern Sweden. By sampling juvenile trout and salmon in two different tributaries, providing them with PIT-tags and releasing them into specific locations of the streams the within-stream-movements of the fish were studied. PIT-tag antennas were used to monitor any potential outward migration from the streams. Several of the tagged fish were detected to migrate out of the electrofishing reaches they were originally caught in. Body length of the fish did, to a small extent, differ between individuals with different migration patterns. Salmon showed a more concentrated period of outmigration compared to trout. One of the tributaries had a considerably larger outmigration from the stream compared to the other. These findings are discussed in relation to future electrofishing-based monitoring. Ett flertal metoder finns tillgängliga för att göra stickprov på juvenila salmonider i vattendrag. I Skandinavien är elfiske den klart vanligaste metoden. Restaurering av habitat i vattendrag är nuförtiden ett populärt ingrepp och elfiske används för att bedöma hur restaureringsåtgärderna påverkar tätheten av unga laxar och öringar. Elfiske kräver ett antal antaganden angående fiskarnas rörelser. Denna studie granskade några av dessa antaganden för att ta reda på huruvida elfiske är en lämplig metod för utvärdering av restaurerade biflöden till Vindelälven i Västerbottens län. Genom att fånga unga ...
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author Erikoinen, Matti
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title Intra and interhabitat migration in junvenile brown trout and Atlantic salmon in restored tributaries of the Vindelriver
title_short Intra and interhabitat migration in junvenile brown trout and Atlantic salmon in restored tributaries of the Vindelriver
title_full Intra and interhabitat migration in junvenile brown trout and Atlantic salmon in restored tributaries of the Vindelriver
title_fullStr Intra and interhabitat migration in junvenile brown trout and Atlantic salmon in restored tributaries of the Vindelriver
title_full_unstemmed Intra and interhabitat migration in junvenile brown trout and Atlantic salmon in restored tributaries of the Vindelriver
title_sort intra and interhabitat migration in junvenile brown trout and atlantic salmon in restored tributaries of the vindelriver
publishDate 2016
url https://stud.epsilon.slu.se/8931/7/erikoinen_m_160324.pdf
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Erikoinen, Matti, 2016. Intra and interhabitat migration in junvenile brown trout and Atlantic salmon in restored tributaries of the Vindelriver. Second cycle, A2E. Umeå: (S) > Dept. of Wildlife, Fish and Environmental Studies <https://stud.epsilon.slu.se/view/divisions/OID-251.html>
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