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CALIFORNIA FISH AND GAME Calltornia Fish and Game 90(3):140-154 2004 CURRENT STATUS OF SOUTHERN STEELHEAD1 RAINBOW TROUT IN SAN MATE0 CREEK, CALIFORNIA TIME. HOVEY California Department of Fish and Game 4949 Viewridge Avenue San Diego, CA 92123 The discovery of a small population (e70 individuals) of southern steelhead trout, Oncorhynchus mykiss in San Mateo Creek (SMC) and Devil CanyonCreek(DCC), asmalltributarytoSMC, i n San DiegoCounty, California i n the spring 1999 represents the first multiple record account oftrout in thecreekin over50 years. FromAugust 1999to DecemberZOO3, the California Department of Fish and Game (Department) conducted a totalof45surveysalong bothcreeks tomonitorthestatusofthetrout. Data ontrout abundance,age analysis,watertemperature,spawningbehavior andgeneticanalysiswerecollectedduring thesu~eys.Weobservedthat troutnurnbersonSMC begantodeclineshortly afterthesurveys beganin 1999,and that the last troutwas observed in August 2000. Juvenile trout were discovered on DCC in May and July 2000 and maturing fish were continually monitored on DCC through 2001 and 2002, with no new recruitment recorded during that time. Asingleadult holdovertrout(DC2) was observed on the confluence as recently as December of 2003. Water temperature data collected on both creeks suggested that annual temperature profilesare more slable and suitable fGsouthernsteelhead survival in DCCthan inSMC.Weassumethatthisdifferenceenhancestrout survival in DCC. Spawning behavior was described on two different occasions on DCC, indicating the potential for resident reproduction. However, noactualspawning was ever recordedonSMCor DCC. Genetic and age analysis on specimens collected in 1999 and 2000 established that at least two pairs of anadromous steelhead entered the drainage in 1997 to spawn and that successful, resident reproduction (FI) occurred in DCC in 2000. Otolith age analysis of a single adult individual (DCl) collectedin DCCin2002 confirmed that maturing,sewnd generationtrout (FZ) occupied that tributary, albeit in extremely small numbem (C 8 individuals). ThenumbersonDCCcontinuedtodropuntilonlyasingleadult trout (337 mm TL) was observed during a survey in December 2003. The higher water temperature and presence of non-natlve flsh species likely contributedtotheextirpationof adulttrout on SMC in 2000. Conversely,the lack of non-native fish and the more stable water temperature in DCC enabled trout to survive on the tributary until the low water conditions impacted their numbers considerably. INTRODUCTION Southern steelhead trout historically occurred from Santo Domingo River in northernBaja CalifomiatoMalibu Creek, California. Historicrecordsalso show that i n 140

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Page 1: INTRODUCTION MATE0 SAN OF IN TROUT STATUS RAINBOW …...Spawning behavior was described on two different occasions on DCC, indicating the potential for resident reproduction. However,

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and

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and

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San

Die

go, C

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2123

The

dis

cove

ry o

f a s

mall

popula

tion (

e70 in

div

idu

als

) of

south

ern

st

eelh

ead tr

out, O

nco

rhyn

chus

myk

iss

in S

an M

ate

o C

reek

(S

MC

) and

De

vil C

anyo

nC

reek (

DC

C),

asm

allt

rib

uta

ryto

SM

C, i

n San

Die

goC

ounty

, C

alif

orn

ia in

the s

pri

ng

199

9 re

pre

sents

the fi

rst m

ultip

le re

cord

acc

ount

oft

rou

t in

the

cre

eki

n o

ver5

0 y

ears

. Fro

m A

ugust

1999 to

Dec

embe

rZO

O3,

th

e C

alif

orn

ia D

epart

ment o

f F

ish

and G

ame

(Depart

ment)

conduct

ed a

to

talo

f45

surv

eys

alo

ng

both

creeks

tom

on

itort

he

sta

tuso

fth

etr

ou

t. D

ata

on

tro

ut a

bundance

,age a

nal

ysis

,wat

erte

mp

erat

ure

,sp

awn

ing

beh

avio

r a

nd

ge

ne

tica

na

lysi

swe

reco

llect

ed

du

rin

g th

esu

~ey

s.W

eob

serv

edth

at

tro

utn

urn

be

rso

nS

MC

began to

de

clin

esh

ort

ly a

fte

rth

esu

rve

ys b

eg

an

in

1999

, and th

at t

he la

st tr

ou

twa

s obse

rved in

Au

gu

st 2

000.

Juve

nile

tro

ut

were

dis

cove

red o

n D

CC

in

May

and J

uly

200

0 a

nd

matu

ring fis

h w

ere

con

tinu

ally

monito

red o

n D

CC

thro

ugh 2

001

an

d 2

002,

with

no

new

re

cruitm

ent r

eco

rded d

uri

ng

that t

ime.

Asi

ng

lea

du

lt h

old

ove

rtro

ut(

DC

2)

was

obse

rved o

n th

e c

onflu

ence

as

rece

ntly

as

Dece

mber o

f 200

3. W

ater

te

mpera

ture

data

co

llect

ed

on

bo

th c

reeks

suggest

ed

that

annual

tem

pera

ture

pro

file

sare

more

sla

ble

an

d s

uita

ble

fGso

uth

ern

steelh

ead

surv

ival i

n D

CC

than in

SM

C.W

eass

um

eth

atth

isd

iffe

ren

ceen

han

cest

rou

t su

rviv

al

in D

CC

. S

paw

nin

g b

ehavi

or

was

de

scri

be

d o

n t

wo d

iffere

nt

occ

asi

ons

on

DC

C,

ind

ica

ting

the p

ote

ntia

l fo

r re

sid

en

t re

pro

duct

ion.

How

eve

r, n

oa

ctu

als

pa

wn

ing

was

eve

r re

cord

ed

on

SM

Co

r DC

C. G

enetic

and a

ge a

naly

sis

on

speci

mens

colle

cted in

199

9 a

nd

200

0 est

ablis

hed

that a

t least

two p

airs

of anadro

mous

steelh

ead e

nte

red th

e d

rain

age in

19

97 to

spaw

n a

nd

that s

ucc

ess

ful,

resi

dent r

ep

rod

uct

ion

(FI)

occ

urr

ed

in D

CC

in

200

0.

Oto

lith

age

analy

sis

of

a s

ingle

ad

ult in

div

idu

al (

DC

l)

colle

cte

din

DC

Cin

2002 co

nfirm

ed

that m

atu

rin

g,s

ew

nd

genera

tion tr

out

(FZ

) occ

upie

d t

ha

t tr

ibuta

ry,

alb

eit

in e

xtre

mely

sm

all

num

bem

(C

8

indiv

iduals

). T

hen

um

ber

son

DC

Cco

nti

nu

edto

dro

pu

nti

lon

lyas

ing

lead

ult

tr

ou

t (33

7 m

m T

L) w

as

obse

rved d

uri

ng

a s

urv

ey

in D

ece

mber 2

003.

The

hig

her w

ate

r tem

pera

ture

and p

rese

nce

of n

on-n

atlv

e fl

sh s

peci

es

likely

co

ntr

ibu

ted

toth

eext

irp

atio

no

f ad

ultt

rou

t on S

MC

in

2000

. Conve

rsely

, the

lack

of

non-n

ativ

e fi

sh a

nd th

e m

ore

sta

ble

wate

r te

mpera

ture

in

DC

C

enable

d tr

ou

t to

su

rviv

e o

n th

e t

rib

uta

ry u

ntil t

he l

ow

wate

r co

nd

itio

ns

impact

ed th

eir n

um

bers

consi

dera

bly

.

INTR

OD

UC

TIO

N

Sou

ther

n st

eelh

ead

trou

t his

torica

lly o

ccur

red

from

San

to D

om

ingo R

iver

in

nort

hern

Baj

a C

alif

om

iato

Malib

u C

reek

, Calif

orn

ia. H

isto

ricre

cord

sals

o sh

ow th

at in

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Page 2: INTRODUCTION MATE0 SAN OF IN TROUT STATUS RAINBOW …...Spawning behavior was described on two different occasions on DCC, indicating the potential for resident reproduction. However,

the

earl

y 19

00's

, San

Mat

eo C

reek

may

hav

e be

enon

e of

the

mos

t im

port

ant s

outh

ern

stee

lhea

d sp

awni

ng st

ream

son

the

sout

h co

ast (

USF

WS

Rep

ort 1

998'

). A

t the

irpe

ak,

the

San

Mat

eo C

reek

ste

elhe

ad r

uns

wer

e re

cord

ed a

s la

rge

and

cons

iste

nt, w

ith t

he

fish

doc

umen

ted

toat

tain

a la

rger

size

than

thei

rrel

ativ

es to

then

orth

. Des

pite

the

high

nu

mbe

rs r

ecor

ded

in th

e ea

rly

part

of

the

Cen

tury

, tro

ut s

ight

ings

dro

pped

off

in th

e 19

40's

and

the

1950

's a

nd c

onsi

sten

t tro

ut a

bund

ance

has

not

bee

n pr

esen

t with

in S

an

Mat

eoC

reek

orso

utho

fMal

ibuC

reek

in t

hela

st 5

0 ye

ars (

US

FW

S R

epor

t 1 99

S2). T

he

last

reco

rded

sig

htin

g of

mul

tiple

age

-cla

sses

of

sout

hern

ste

elhe

ad o

n SM

C w

as in

19

50 du

ring

a D

ep

ah

en

t str

eam

sur

vey.

Sin

ce th

en, o

nly

anec

dota

l obs

erva

tions

of

trou

t on

the

cree

k ha

ve b

een

reco

rded

. Si

nce t

hat t

ime,

inco

nsis

tent

wat

er a

vaila

bilit

y du

e to

an

incr

ease

in g

roun

d w

ater

pu

mpi

ng b

egin

ning

in th

e la

te 1

950'

s an

d th

e ne

gativ

e in

flue

nce o

f non

nativ

e pl

ants

, (T

amar

isk

sp.),

beg

an t

o co

ntri

bute

to t

he a

ltera

tion

of s

trea

m h

abita

t with

in S

MC

. C

ritic

al s

trea

m s

truc

ture

s fo

r tro

ut re

prod

uctio

n, s

uch

as ri

ffle

s an

d gr

avel

bed

s no

w

sitd

ry an

duse

less

due

toal

tere

d fl

ow d

ynam

ics.

Inco

nsis

tent

wat

erle

vels

also

redu

ces

thea

mou

nt o

ftim

e SM

C re

mai

ns o

pen

to th

e oc

ean,

furt

herl

imit

ingu

pstr

cam

mig

mti

on

of s

outh

ern

stee

lhea

d, a

s w

ell a

s do

wns

trea

m e

mig

ratio

n of

resi

dent

fis

h.

Furt

her

effe

ctin

g tr

out p

rese

nce

was

the

intr

oduc

tion

of n

onna

tive

terr

estr

ial a

nd

aqua

tic s

peci

es (

larg

emou

th b

ass,

Mic

ropt

erns

sal

moi

des,

grc

cn s

unfi

sh, L

epom

is

cyan

ellu

s, b

lueg

ill, L

epom

is m

acro

chir

us, b

lack

bul

lhea

d, A

mei

unrs

mel

as, m

osqu

ito

fish

, G

ambu

sia

afln

is,

swam

p cr

ayfi

sh,

Pro

cam

baru

s cl

arki

i, an

d bu

llfro

g, R

ana

cate

sbei

ana)

into

San

Mat

eo C

reek

. The

sc sp

ccie

s hav

e be

en d

ocum

ente

d to

incr

ease

co

mpe

titiv

e an

dpre

dato

ry im

pact

s on

seas

onal

salm

onid

runs

, as w

ell a

s res

iden

t tro

ut

popu

latio

ns. S

teel

head

that

wer

e fo

rtun

ate

enou

gh to

find

per

iodi

c av

aila

ble

wat

er to

m

igra

te u

pstr

eam

, oft

en f

ound

thei

r sp

awni

ng g

roun

ds in

fcst

ed w

ith n

onna

tive

fish

sp

ecie

s, h

eavi

ly i

mpa

ctin

g re

prod

uctiv

e su

cces

s.

Due

to th

ese

two

fact

ors (

alte

red

habi

tat a

nd th

e int

rodu

ctio

n of

aqua

tic,

non

nativ

e sp

ecie

s), i

t was

gen

eral

ly c

oncl

uded

that

sou

lhem

stee

lhea

d tr

out w

ere

extin

ct s

outh

of

Mal

ibuC

reek

, Cal

ifom

ia.

The

dec

line

in q

ualit

y, s

outh

ern

stee

lhea

d ha

bita

t an

d th

e ab

senc

e of

ste

elhe

ad

trou

t insouthemCalifornia,pro~nptedtheNational Mar

ineF

ishe

ries

Ser

vice

(NM

FS)

to li

st s

outh

ern

Cal

ifor

nia'

s E

volu

tiona

rily

Sig

nifi

cant

Uni

t (E

SU)

for

anad

rom

ous

stee

lhea

d as

an en

dang

ered

spec

ies i

n 19

97 (F

eder

al R

egis

try

62 F

R43

937)

. Thi

s lis

ting,

ho

wev

er, d

esig

nate

d th

e cu

rren

t sou

them

ES

U b

ound

ary

as M

alib

u C

reek

, Cal

ifor

nia

and

prot

ectio

n w

as e

xclu

ded

for a

ll po

tent

ial

wat

erw

ays

sout

h of

that

bo

un

d~

. T

he d

isco

very

of

sout

hern

ste

elhe

adlr

ainb

ow t

rout

, O

ncor

hync

hus

myk

iss,

on

SM

C an

dDev

il C

anyo

n C

reek

(DC

C) a

smal

l tri

buta

ly to

SM

C, i

nSan

Die

go C

ount

y,

'U.S

. Fi

sh a

nd W

ildlif

e Se

rvic

e. 1

998,

Sou

ther

n St

eelh

ead

Onc

orhy

nchu

s m

ykiss

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itat

Suita

bilit

ysur

veyo

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e San

laM

arga

ritaR

iver

, San

Mat

eo an

dSan

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6eC

reek

sonM

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e C

orps

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e, C

amp

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n. C

oast

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alifo

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Fish

and

Wild

life O

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e, A

rcat

a, C

A.

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ared

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ssis

tant

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ef o

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nviro

nmen

tal S

ecur

ity.

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. Fish

and

Wild

life

Serv

ice.

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5, S

anta

Mar

gari

tn R

iver

and

San

Mat

eu C

reek

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mon

id

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rogr

ess

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ort

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ared

for

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p Pe

ndle

ton

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ine

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ps. B

ase,

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uary

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ptem

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stal

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iforn

ia F

ish a

nd W

ildlif

e Off

ice.

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CA

LIF

OR

NIA

FIS

H A

ND

GA

ME

Cal

ifor

nia d

urin

g sp

ring

199

9, es

tabl

ishe

d a

need

to e

xten

d th

e ne

wly

des

igna

tedE

SU

bo

unda

ry. T

he p

opul

atio

n si

ze, t

houg

h ne

ver

accu

rate

ly d

eter

min

ed, w

as e

xtre

mel

y sm

all (<70individuals).whichlimitedthenumberofsamplesthatcouldbecollected(l0

adul

ts in

199

9 an

d 5

juve

nile

s in

200

0) f

or a

naly

sis.

Des

pite

this

, suc

cess

ful a

naly

sis

was

con

duct

ed o

n ge

netic

s, a

ge, a

nd o

tolit

h m

icro

chem

ishy

for

the

SMC

pop

ulat

ion.

G

enet

ic a

naly

sis

cond

ucte

d on

a f

in-c

lip c

olle

cted

fro

m a

sin

gle

adul

t in

199

9 (S

M41

2199

F) r

evea

led

that

the

spe

cim

en c

anie

d a

uniq

ue h

aplo

type

tha

t is

mos

t co

mm

only

fou

nd in

sou

ther

n C

alif

orni

a st

eelh

ead

and

has

neve

r be

en s

een

in a

ny

batcherypopulationofsteelheadorrainbowtrout(Nielsenetal. 19

94).

Thi

sinf

orm

atio

n co

nfir

med

tha

t th

e tr

out

occu

pyin

g SM

C w

ere

wild

fis

h.

Oto

lith

mic

roch

emis

hy

perf

orm

edon

asin

gles

peci

men

col

lect

ed6o

m S

MC

in 1999confirmedthattbeexarnined

fish

was

the

pro

geny

of

an a

nadr

omou

s fe

mal

e st

eelh

ead

(CD

FG s

teel

head

rep

ort,

2000

3; R

iern

an e

ta!.

1994

) and

that

the

coho

rts o

ccup

ying

SM

C w

ere

the

offs

prin

g of

oc

ean-

goin

g ad

ults

. A

ge a

naly

sis

of a

sin

gle

otol

ith in

dica

ted

that

the

fish

wer

e 2+

ye

arso

fage

whe

ncol

lect

edin

199

9. B

ack

calc

ulat

ing

6o

m th

e ag

eat d

isco

very

,it w

as

conf

umed

that

the

anad

rom

ons

stee

lhea

d ad

ults

mos

t lik

ely

ente

red

the

San

Mat

eo

drai

nage

to s

paw

n du

ring

a h

igh

wat

er p

erio

d in

ear

ly s

prin

g 19

97.

Thi

s in

form

atio

n an

d ad

ditio

nal

mon

itori

ne o

bser

vatio

ns w

ere

com

bine

d an

d .,

subm

ittcdasanorig~nalrcp~~ntothcNat~onal

Man

neF

~she

nesS

erv~

ct.(

NM

FS)

hy

the

Cal

ifor

nia D

span

rncn

t ofF

lsh

andG

arne

(Dep

artm

ent)

in F

cbm

ary

2000

. 11 w

asho

ped

that

this

rece

nt in

form

atio

n on

the

new

ly d

isco

vere

d po

pula

tion

ofso

uthe

m s

teel

head

tr

out i

n SM

C w

ould

requ

ire

NM

FS to

re-

eval

uate

the

rece

ntly

des

igna

ted

geog

raph

ic

boun

dary

of t

he e

volu

tiona

ry s

igni

fica

nt u

nit (

ESU

) for

this

spe

cies

. Due

to th

e ra

rity

of

this

occ

urre

nce,

the

Dep

artm

ent a

lso

initi

ated

a m

onito

ring

pro

gram

to

hack

the

stat

us o

f the

ste

elhe

adir

ainb

ow tr

out p

opul

atio

n on

SM

C im

med

iate

ly fo

llow

ing

the

1999

disc

over

y. C

ontin

uedm

onito

ring

bega

n in

Aug

usto

f 19

99 an

d ov

erth

e fol

low

ing

4-ye

ar p

erio

d, a

dditi

onal

inf

orm

atio

n on

gen

etic

s, a

ge a

t gr

owth

, ho

ut b

ehav

ior,

te

mpe

ratu

re c

ondi

tions

and

pop

ulat

ion

stat

us w

as c

olle

cted

. T

he o

bjec

tives

of t

his

stud

y ar

e to

: 1)

des

crib

e th

emon

itor

ing

cond

ucte

d an

d da

ta

gath

ered

on

the

drai

nage

sin

ce th

e re

-dis

cove

ry in

199

9; an

d 2)

to il

lush

ate t

he f

acto

rs

affe

ctin

g th

e su

rviv

al a

nd c

urre

nt st

atus

oft

he so

uthe

m st

eelh

ead/

rain

bow

trou

t in

San

Mat

eo a

nd D

evil

Can

yon

cree

ks.

ME

TH

OD

S A

ND

MA

TE

RIA

LS

A to

tal o

f45

stre

am su

rvey

s wer

e co

nduc

ted

by th

e D

epar

tmen

t fro

m A

ugus

t 199

9 to

Dec

ernb

er20

03.

Sw

eysw

erec

ondu

cted

by D

epar

tmen

tper

sonn

elan

dvol

unte

ers,

an

d st

arte

d at

the

Uni

ted

Stat

es G

eolo

gica

l Sur

vey

(USG

S N

o. 1

1046

300)

gau

ging

st

atio

n on

SM

C to

the

Dev

il C

anyo

n C

reek

con

flue

nce

and

incl

uded

the

entir

e D

evil

Can

yon

Cre

ek d

rain

age.

Thr

ee la

rge

pool

s lo

cate

d on

SM

C, P

ools

1.2

and

3, (

Fig.

1)

'Cal

ifom

iaD

epar

tmen

t of F

ish a

nd G

ame (

CD

FG) 2

000.

Ste

elhe

ad ra

inbo

w tr

out i

n Sa

nMat

eo

Cre

ek, S

an D

iego

Cou

nty,

Cal

ifor

nia.

Rep

ort s

ubm

ined

to th

e N

atio

nal M

arin

e Fi

sher

ies

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Figu

re 1

. Map

of s

urve

y ar

ea s

how

iog

Pool

1. 2

and

3, t

empe

ratu

re p

robe

dep

loym

ent a

reas

, ga

ugin

g st

atio

n, a

nd tr

out l

ocat

ions

.

rem

aine

d is

olat

ed f

or m

uch

of t

he s

urve

y pe

riod

and

was

exa

min

ed d

urin

g ea

ch

depa

rtm

ent s

urve

y. A

n ad

ditio

nal 3

.4 km o

f San

Mat

eo C

reek

abo

veth

e Dev

il C

anyo

n C

reek

con

flue

nce

wer

e in

freq

uent

ly s

urve

yed.

Su

rvey

tec

hniq

ues

used

wer

e dr

aina

ge m

appi

ng,

back

pac

k el

ectr

o-sh

ocki

ng

(Sm

ith-R

oot 1

2-B

), sn

orke

ling,

sei

ning

, and

pas

sive

obs

erva

tion.

D

rain

age

map

ping

invo

lved

hik

ing

the

DC

C d

rain

age

to e

valu

ate

habi

tat a

nd to

id

entif

y in

divi

dual

trou

t lo

catio

ns.

Dat

a w

as c

olle

cted

on

fish

bar

rier

s, q

ualit

y of

ha

bita

t, an

d fi

sh p

rese

nce.

E

lect

ro-s

hock

ing

surv

eys w

ere

cond

ucte

d fo

r exo

tic sp

ecie

s rem

oval

and

juve

nile

tr

out d

etec

tion

in a

reas

whe

re se

ioin

gwas

not p

ossi

ble.

Dat

awer

e co

llec

tedo

nspe

cies

ob

serv

ed, w

ater

tem

pera

ture

, and

eff

ort (

seco

nds)

for e

ach

elec

tro-

shoc

king

sur

vey.

T

heus

eoft

heba

ck p

acke

lect

ro-s

hock

erw

as li

mit

eddu

ring

the

surv

ey pe

riod

tore

duce

th

e po

ssib

ility

of

inju

ry to

resi

dent

trou

t. Pr

esen

cela

bsen

ce sn

orke

l sur

veys

wer

e co

nduc

ted

in p

oole

d ar

easw

here

eff

ectiv

e se

inin

g was

diff

icul

t and

whe

re el

ectr

o-sh

ocki

ng w

as in

effe

ctiv

e. S

nork

el su

rvey

s wer

e co

nduc

ted

by a

sin

gle

obse

rver

usi

ng a

n un

derw

ater

div

e lig

ht.

Eac

h su

rvey

cov

ered

th

eent

irep

ool a

nd a

ll fi

sh sp

ecie

s wer

e re

cord

ed. W

hen

trou

t wer

e obs

erve

d, si

ze (t

otal

le

ngth

) was

est

imat

ed a

nd o

ver

all h

ealth

ass

esse

d.

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144

CA

LIF

OR

NIA

FIS

H A

ND

GA

ME

Tw

odif

fere

nt t

ypes

of s

eine

s wer

e us

ed to

sam

ple

the

drai

nage

: a 3-m be

ach

sein

e an

d a

12-m

pol

e se

ine.

Sei

nes w

ere

used

for

exo

tic

spec

iesr

emov

al a

nd to

det

erm

ine

if tr

out w

ere

pres

ent.

Pass

ivep

rese

ncel

ahse

nce

shor

e obs

erva

tion

s wer

e co

nduc

ted

on se

vera

locc

asio

ns

to r

ecor

d tr

out

sigh

ting

s an

d ab

unda

nce.

D

ata

wer

e co

llect

ed o

n th

e le

ngth

of

obse

rvat

ion

and

the

spec

ies

enco

unte

red.

A

ll tr

out

sigh

ting

s ob

tain

ed b

y pa

ssiv

e sh

ore

obse

rvat

ions

wer

e vi

sual

ly c

onfi

rmed

with

fol

low

-up

snor

kel s

umey

s the

sam

e da

y. A to

tal o

f 15

fin-

clip

s wer

ecol

lect

ed f

orge

neti

cpur

pose

s fro

mM

arch

199

910 J

une

2000

(Tab

le 1

). E

achs

ampl

ecom

pris

ed o

fa I

-cm

squa

repi

eceo

ffin

tiss

ueex

cise

dfro

m

theuppe~~loheofthecaudalfin an

dpla

ced

on fi

lter

pape

rtod

ry. A

lldr

ieds

ampl

esw

ere

placedinsmallenvelopesfora~~alysis.

A si

ngle

gene

tics

ampl

ewas

sent

torm

itoch

ondr

ial

DN

A (

mtD

NA

) an

alys

is i

n 19

99 a

nd v

erif

ied

the

resi

dent

out

as w

ild f

ish.

Thi

s sp

ecim

enis

desi

gnot

edas

SM

4121

99F

inT

able

1. T

here

mai

ning

14 s

ampl

esw

eres

ent

out f

or m

itoc

hond

rial

DN

A (m

tDN

A)

anal

ysis

in M

arch

of 2

001

and

wer

epor

t on

the

find

ings

of

that

ana

lysi

s in

this

stu

dy (

Tab

le 1

).

Thr

ee te

mpe

ratu

re lo

gger

s (t

wo

Ons

et O

ptic

Sto

wA

way

mod

el n

umbe

r WTA

OB

- 05

+37

and

one

Ons

et O

ptic

Sto

wA

way

Tid

bit m

odel

num

ber

TB

132-

05+3

7) w

ere

depl

oyed

(tw

o on

DC

C a

nd o

ne o

n SM

C)

in A

ugus

t 20

01.

Eac

h pr

obe

gath

ered

lc

mpe

rutu

re d

ata

evcr

y 15

mtn

utes

for

n p

cnod

of

o\e

r I

I ~

nott

tl~

r.

I>au

It~

gg-r

No

471213(DC13Jwasdeployed1nasmallpoolatGPSN 53

476

65.M

' 17

454

85on

DC

C.

appr

oxim

atel

y 1.

6 km

iom

SM

C (F

ig. 1

). T

idhi

tdat

alog

gerN

o. 3

6420

3 (D

C03

) w

as

Tab

le 1

. Tro

ut g

enet

ic s

ampl

es c

olle

cted

on

San

Mat

eo C

reek

and

Dev

il C

anyo

n C

reek

Dat

e L

engt

h mm

Col

lect

ion

Dat

e Sa

mpl

e C

olle

cted

T

L

Loca

tion

Ana

lyze

d

SM41

2199

F S

MlF

SM

2F

SM3F

SM

4F

SM5F

SM

6F

SM7F

SM

RF

SM

IlF

SM

15F

SM 1

6F

SM17

F SM

IBI-

SM19

F

Dev

il C

anyo

n Sa

n M

ateo

Cre

ek

San

Mat

eo C

reek

D

evil

Can

yon

San

Mat

eo C

reek

Sa

n M

ateo

Cre

ek

San

Mat

eo C

reek

Sa

n M

ateo

Cre

ek

San

Mat

eo C

reek

Sa

n M

ateo

Cre

ek

Dev

il C

anyo

n D

evil

Can

yon

Dev

il C

anyo

n D

evil

Can

yon

Dev

il C

anyo

n

May

199

9 M

arch

200

1 M

arch

200

1 M

arch

200

1 M

arch

200

1 M

arch

200

1 M

arch

200

1 M

arch

200

1 M

arch

200

1 M

arch

ZOO

1 M

arch

ZOO

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arch

200

1 M

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1 M

arch

200

1 M

arch

200

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deployedinala1gerpoolatGPSN33.47453,W 117.45926onDCC,approximately 0

.8

kmfi

omS

MC

(Fig

. 1). DataloggerNo.4712Sh(SM56)wasdeployedinPool3

onS

MC

(F

ig. I

).

A s

ingl

e ad

ult '

out

was

col

lect

ed in

Jun

e 20

02 o

n D

CC

(de

sign

ated

DC

I) a

nd

exam

ined

to

dete

rmin

e ag

e. T

he f

ish

was

wei

ghed

, m

easu

red,

and

dis

sect

ed.

The

sa

gitt

al o

tolit

hs w

ere

rem

oved

, cl

eane

d, a

nd a

ge d

eter

min

atio

n, u

slng

a d

isse

ctin

g sc

ope,

was

con

firm

ed b

y fo

ur re

ader

s (F

ig. 2

).

RE

SU

LTS

Figu

re 2

. O

tolit

h m

icro

grap

h of

trou

t mlle

cled

on

Dev

il C

anyo

n C

reek

in Ju

ne 2

002.

Age

was

de

term

ined

to b

e 2

+ye

ars o

f ag

e. S

peci

men

was

273

mm

TL

. Pho

to b

y R

. Titu

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146

CA

LIF

OR

NIA

FIS

H A

ND

GA

ME

Obs

erva

tions

dur

ing

the

surv

ey p

erio

d (A

ugus

t 199

9 to

Dec

embe

r 200

3) re

veal

ed

that

the

trou

t loc

ated

in S

MC

dec

lined

innu

mbe

rs, w

ith n

o bo

ut b

eing

obs

erve

d af

ter

Aug

ust2

000.

InM

ay a

ndJu

ly 2

000,

a to

tal o

f22j

uven

ile

hout

,ran

ging

insi

ze f

rom

60-

81 m

mT

L,w

asdi

scov

ered

occu

pyin

gthe

firs

t 1.2

km

ofD

CC

. Con

tinue

dobs

erva

tions

of

juve

nile

trou

tonD

CC

last

ed th

roug

h Se

ptem

ber2

000.

No

juve

nile

trou

twer

e lo

cate

d in

SM

Cdu

ring

thes

uwey

peri

od.

In A

ugus

t200

1, s

ever

alad

ulttr

out (

200-

250m

mT

L)

wer

e ob

serv

ed in

two

sepa

rate

poo

ls o

n D

CC

, app

roxi

mat

ely

0.8

and

1.6 k

m f

rom

the

SMC

con

flue

nce

(Fig

. 1)

. The

se w

ere

assu

med

to b

e co

hort

s oft

hejn

veni

les

foun

d in

20

00.

Obs

erva

tions

of

adul

ts o

ccup

ying

DC

C a

ppro

xim

atel

y 1.

6 km

up f

rom

the

co

nflu

ence

cont

inue

d thr

ough

Dec

embe

r200

3. T

rout

wer

e fre

quen

tly ob

serv

ed in

DC

C

occu

pyin

g po

ols

duri

ng th

e sp

ring

whe

re t

hey

wer

e pr

evio

usly

abs

ent,

indi

catin

g po

ssib

le d

owns

trea

m m

igra

tion.

W

hile

the

age

at s

ize

of th

e ju

veni

les

foun

d on

DC

C c

ould

not

be

conf

irm

ed, t

he

mea

sure

men

tsof

the

indi

vidu

als a

re w

ell w

ithin

them

axim

um fi

rsty

earg

row

th ra

teof

si

ze-a

t-ti

med

atac

olle

cted

by th

eDep

artm

ent o

fkno

wn-

agej

uven

ile

stee

lhea

d tr

out i

n so

uth-

cent

ral a

nd s

outh

ern

Cal

ifor

nia

coas

t (C

DFG

Ste

elhe

adR

epor

t200

0).

Rep

rodu

ctiv

e ac

tivity

was

obs

erve

d on

DC

C in

Aug

ust 2

001

and

Janu

ary

2002

. T

hree

adu

lt tr

out w

ere

obse

rved

par

ticip

atin

g in

bri

ef s

paw

ning

epi

sode

s on

Dev

il C

anyo

nCre

ek, i

n ap

ool a

ppro

xim

atel

y O

.8la

n fr

om th

e S

anM

ateo

Cre

ekco

nflu

ence

. In

divi

dual

s wer

eusi

ng a

cent

ral b

ould

eras

a st

agin

g ar

eaan

d co

nduc

tingr

epro

dnct

ive

post

urin

g di

rect

ly u

pstr

eam

of t

he b

ould

er.

A re

dd h

ad b

een

cons

truc

ted

adja

cent

to

theb

ould

er an

d in

divi

dual

s wer

e obs

erve

d app

roac

hiig

the r

edd

andr

ubbi

ng th

emse

lves

on

theg

rave

l bot

tom

. T

he re

ddw

as ap

prox

imat

ely

45-6

0 cm

in d

ia

me

te

r

asac

ucnl

ar,s

andy

area

whe

real

l the

leaf

litte

r had

bee

neith

erre

mov

ed o

r cov

ered

. One

ob

serv

atio

n w

as r

ecor

ded

whi

le t

he p

ool

was

bei

ng s

nork

eled

and

ano

ther

was

re

cord

ed fr

om a

rock

out

crop

ping

dir

ectly

abo

ve th

e po

ol.

Bot

h ep

isod

es w

ere

brie

f an

d ac

tivity

cea

sed

once

the

obse

rver

s w

ere

dete

cted

by

the

trou

t. W

hile

this

was

en

cour

agin

g,no

actu

al sp

awni

ng w

as o

bser

ved

and

no n

ew re

crui

tmen

t was

docu

men

ted

for2

001

0120

02.

Mito

chon

dria

1 DN

A (m

tDN

A) w

as su

cces

sful

ly ex

trac

ted f

rom

all f

in-c

lip sp

ecim

ens

and

anal

yzed

acc

ordi

ng to

est

ablis

hed

anal

ytic

al m

etho

ds (N

iels

en e

t al.

1997

). F

ive

ofth

e 19

99sa

mpl

es(S

M3,

SM

4, S

M7,

SM8,andSM1l)showedalackofdifferentiation

betw

een

the

trou

t col

lect

ed, i

ndic

atin

g th

at th

ese

fish

wer

e co

hort

s of

the

prev

ious

ly

analyzedSM412199F(Fl)(Fig. 3

). T

here

mai

ning

four

adul

ts (S

M1,

SM

2, S

M5,

and

SM6)

dif

fere

d in

rela

tedn

ess

from

SM

4 12

199

F an

d w

ere

prob

ably

des

cend

ed fr

om a

se

para

te p

air o

f ana

dmm

ous

adul

ts th

at e

nter

ed th

e C

reek

in e

arly

199

7. A

naly

sis

of

the j

uven

ile s

ampl

es s

how

ed th

at th

ree

of th

e fi

sh (S

M15

, SM

16, a

nd S

M18

) wer

e of

di

rect

des

cent

(F2)

from

SM

4121

99F

(Fl)

. T

he re

mai

ning

two

juve

nile

s (S

M17

and

SM

19)

had

very

div

erge

nt h

aplo

type

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C03

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rded

an

incr

ease

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tem

pera

ture

inth

atsa

mep

erio

d fr

om 1

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vere

tem

pera

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atio

ns fr

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gs fr

om 2

8.4'

C

to 7

.9"

C, w

ith so

me

daily

rang

es

shif

ting

+/-

7.5

' C

(Fig

. 4).

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inni

ng in

May

200

2, S

M56

reco

rded

a st

eady

incr

ease

in

tem

pera

ture

, with

dai

ly ra

nges

shi

ftin

g +

/- 1

.4'

C a

nd to

ppin

g ou

t at t

ime

ofre

trie

val

at 2

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his w

as in

shar

pcon

tras

tto t

he te

mpe

ratu

rem

axim

ums f

orD

C 1

3 and

DC

03

of 1

8.1"

C a

nd 1

8.9'

C, r

espe

ctiv

ely

atti

meo

fpro

be re

trie

val (

Fig.

4).

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-at-

grow

th c

alcu

latio

ns w

ere

perf

orm

ed o

n a

sing

le a

dult

fish

(DC

1) c

olle

cted

in

June

2002

. The

fish

was

rece

ntly

expi

reda

ndac

ompl

ete

wor

k-up

was

perf

orm

ed B

oth

the

righ

t and

left

sag

ittal

oto

liths

wer

e re

mov

ed a

nd a

sin

gle

otol

ith w

as a

ged

by fo

ur

read

ers u

sing

a d

isse

ctin

gmic

rosc

ope (

Fig.

2).

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fish

was

det

erm

ined

to b

e 2+

yea

rs

ofag

e, an

d w

asa2

73-m

mT

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mal

e(go

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ith a

body

wei

ghto

f213

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he eg

gs o

fthe

fish

wer

e par

tially

hyd

rate

dupo

nrem

oval

and

appe

ared

ofhi

gh q

ualit

y.

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h lo

bes

of th

e ov

arie

s wer

e ru

ptur

ed a

nd th

e st

omac

h w

as e

mpt

y. G

enet

ic m

ater

ial

was

col

lect

ed, b

ut h

as y

et to

be

anal

yzed

. N

o pa

rasi

tes

wer

e ob

serv

ed, i

nter

nally

or

exte

rnal

ly.

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ingl

e ad

ult,

hold

over

trou

t (D

C2)

was

obs

erve

d on

the

conf

luen

ce a

s rec

ently

as

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embe

r 200

3. T

his

spec

imen

was

det

erm

ined

to b

e a

F2

hold

over

fish

due

to it

s si

ze, c

olor

atio

n,an

dloc

atio

non t

hecr

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s obs

e~at

ione

stab

lish

edan

unin

tem

pted

fi

sh p

rese

nce

on th

e dr

aina

ge s

ince

199

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edia

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win

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scov

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outh

ern

stee

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d on

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t sur

veys

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an to

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n tr

out n

umbe

rs to

war

ds th

e en

d of

199

9. O

bser

vatio

ns o

ftro

ut in

an

appa

rent

em

acia

ted

cond

ition

str

ongl

y su

gges

ted

that

reso

urce

com

petit

ion

with

exo

tics w

as im

pa

cti

ng

ut i

va

l Add

ition

ally

, the

re

cord

ed w

ater

tem

pera

ture

with

in S

MC

dur

ing

trou

t pre

senc

e st

rong

ly fa

vore

d th

e ex

otic

spe

cies

ove

r th

e tr

out,

and

prob

ably

con

trib

uted

gre

atly

to

thei

r ev

entu

al

extim

atio

n.

The

disc

over

yofj

uven

iletr

out i

nthe

low

erre

ache

s of

DC

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May

andJ

uly

of20

00

beca

me

apiv

otal

obs

erva

tion

duri

ng th

e su

rvey

per

iod.

Thi

s illu

stra

ted

that

eve

n w

ith

~ -

infr

eque

nt a

nd i

nter

mitt

ent

stee

lhea

d tr

out

mig

ratio

n in

to t

he d

rain

age,

suc

cess

ful

resi

dent

(F

l) r

epro

duct

ion

coul

d re

sult.

T

hese

obs

erva

tions

als

o co

nfir

med

tha

t ad

equa

te re

side

nt sp

awni

ng h

abita

t doe

s exi

st in

DC

C, a

ndgi

vent

he pr

oper

con

ditio

ns,

resi

dent

spa

wni

ng c

ould

occ

ur. T

his t

ribu

tary

is c

ompl

etel

y fr

ee o

f exo

tic fi

sh sp

ecie

s an

d ho

lds p

rom

isin

g tr

out h

abita

t onl

y a

shor

t dis

tanc

e fr

om th

e SM

C.

Add

ition

ally

, te

mpe

ratu

re s

trat

ifie

dpoo

ls, d

eep

enou

ghan

dcol

d en

ough

to su

ppor

ttro

utye

ar-r

ound

ar

e re

adily

ava

ilabl

e in

the

drai

nage

. T

hege

neti

c an

alys

is w

as c

ruci

al in

not o

nly

esta

blis

hing

thel

inea

ge o

fthe

sam

pled

tr

out w

ithin

the

drai

nage

, but

als

o pr

ovin

g a

conn

ectio

n be

twee

n th

e tr

out l

ocat

ed in

bo

th d

rain

ages

. The

trou

t fir

st a

naly

zed

(SM

412

199F

) was

col

lect

ed in

DC

C a

nd th

e

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icat

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er u

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of t

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ce w

e ob

sew

edtr

out i

n de

clin

ing

heal

th, c

o-oc

cuni

ngw

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exot

ics i

n SM

C, t

he s

urve

y ob

serv

atio

ns p

rovi

de

stro

ng e

vide

nce t

hat d

owns

trea

m m

igra

tion

of t

he re

side

nts

from

DC

C to

SM

C li

kely

oc

curr

ed.

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posi

tive

iden

tifi

cati

on of

dire

ct d

esce

nden

ts (S

arnp

lesS

M15

, SM

16, a

ndS

MI 8

) fr

omth

epre

viou

sly

sam

pled

SM

4 12

199F

indi

cate

stha

t thc

trou

lpop

ulat

ion

size

onth

e dr

aina

ge i

s ex

trem

ely

smal

l. T

his

is a

lso

the

firs

t ev

iden

ce s

uppo

rtin

g su

cces

sful

re

pro

du

ctio

nan

dsu

~iva

lofF

2 off

spri

ngfr

omth

is F

1 co

hort

(SM

4 12

1YY

F)(T

ahle

I).

Sin

ce th

e tw

o re

mai

ning

juve

nile

sam

ples

wer

e sh

own

to b

e de

rive

d fr

om a

yet

un

sam

pled

res

iden

t pai

r, w

e co

nclu

ded

that

add

itio

nal,

undo

cum

ente

d re

side

nt f

ish

may

sti

ll o

ccup

y th

e dr

aina

ge, f

urth

er e

leva

ting

pop

ulat

ion

num

bers

. T

he te

mpe

ratu

re d

ata

obta

ined

firo

m th

e pr

obes

cle

arly

sho

ws t

hat D

evil

Can

yon

mai

ntai

nsam

orec

onsi

sten

t and

pref

eren

tial

tem

pera

ture

pro

file

for s

outh

emst

eelh

eadl

ra

inbo

w tr

out s

urvi

val t

han

port

ions

of

San

Mat

eo C

reek

(Fig

. 4).

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them

race

s of

st

eelh

ead

have

evo

lved

a m

uch

high

er t

oler

ance

to

high

tem

pera

ture

s an

d lo

w

diss

olve

d ox

ygen

lev

els

than

is

gene

rall

y th

ough

t su

itab

le f

or ju

veni

le s

alm

onid

s (G

reen

woo

d 19

88),

and

the

pre

ferr

ed w

ater

tem

pera

ture

for

var

ious

lif

e st

ages

of

stee

lhea

d is

wel

ldoc

umen

ted(

Bov

ee 1

978:

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sera

ndB

jom

n 1 9

795:

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l 198

6). W

hile

th

is a

dapt

atio

n to

adv

erse

wat

er c

ondi

tion

s may

ass

ist i

n so

uthe

rn s

tecl

head

surv

ival

, te

mpe

ratu

re st

abil

ity

and

redu

ced

dail

y ra

nge

shif

ts w

ould

bem

ore

favo

rabl

e fo

r tro

ut

occu

pyin

g th

is d

rain

age.

B

oth

SM

C a

nd D

CC

exh

ibit

ide

al s

outh

em s

teel

head

life

his

tory

tem

pera

ture

s (M

cEw

anan

dJac

kson

199

66) fo

rapo

rtio

n of

the y

ear,

but

, dur

ing

the

sum

mer

, sec

tion

s of

the

drai

nage

expe

rien

ce su

rfac

e w

ater

tem

pera

ture

s in

ex

ce~

sof2

6.7

~C

, w

ell a

bove

su

itab

le sa

lmon

id p

refe

renc

e. T

empe

rntu

re st

rati

fica

tion

occ

urs t

hrou

ghou

t the

SM

C

drai

nage

and

has b

een

docu

men

ted

inpo

olso

ccup

ied

by tr

out.

How

ever

, dur

ing

drye

r ye

ars,

poo

l str

dtif

icat

ion

and

surv

ivab

le te

mpe

ratu

res f

or s

alm

onid

s bec

omes

lim

ited

. T

he p

robe

dat

a su

gges

ts th

at th

e ov

er-s

umm

erin

g ha

bita

t ava

ilab

le in

Dev

il C

anyo

n pr

ovid

es a

mor

e st

able

tem

pera

ture

env

iron

men

t fo

r st

eelh

ead

sust

aina

bili

ty a

nd

surv

ival

. T

he c

olle

ctio

n of

the

sing

le d

ead

indi

vidu

al (D

C 1

) on

DC

C d

urin

g th

e su

mm

er o

f 20

02 en

able

dus t

onot

onl

y co

nfn

n th

e ag

eoft

he in

divi

dual

s tha

twer

e cu

rren

tly b

eing

m

onit

ored

on

DC

C, b

ut a

lso

allo

wed

us

to e

xam

ine

the

repr

oduc

tive

sta

tus

of th

e co

llect

ed s

peci

men

. The

fis

h w

as 2

+ ye

ars

of a

ge,

cnn

fmin

g th

at t

he l

ike-

size

d in

divi

dual

s occ

upyi

ng D

CC

wer

e ind

eed

coho

rts o

f the

2000

jwen

ile

grou

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cove

red

in th

e lo

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por

tion

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he d

rain

age

inM

ay a

nd J

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ear.

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n di

ssec

tion

, no

anom

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s wer

e di

scov

ered

. The

wei

ght o

f the

two

ovar

ies m

ade

up o

ver 7

.5%

of t

he

'Rei

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hich

the

fish

was

col

lect

ed, h

ad a

wat

er te

mpe

ratu

re o

f25'

C a

t the

tim

e of

co

llect

ion,

and

it is

like

ly th

e fi

sh s

uccu

mbe

d to

dep

lete

d di

ssol

ved

oxyg

en le

vels

in

the

shal

low

, ove

rhea

ted

pool

. T

he a

dditi

onal

gen

etic

, ag

e, a

nd m

onito

ring

inf

orm

atio

n co

llect

ed d

urin

g th

is

surv

ey p

erio

dcla

rifi

esth

e seq

uenc

eofe

vent

s fo

r the

pop

ulat

iono

f ste

elhe

adhi

nbow

bo

ut o

n th

e Sa

n M

ateo

Dra

inag

e (F

ig. 3

). B

ack

calc

ulat

ions

of t

he in

divi

dual

s age

d in

19

99 co

nfir

m th

at th

e an

adro

mou

s ad

ults

(P

I) en

tere

d th

e dr

aina

ge in

the

earl

y sp

ring

19

97 to

spa

wn.

Gen

etic

ana

lysi

s of

sam

ples

SM

I, S

M2,

SM

5, a

nd S

M6

conf

rm th

e pr

esen

ceof

anad

diti

onal

anad

rom

ousp

airi

nthe

dra

inag

ein

1997

.No f

ish

wer

edet

ecte

d du

ring

aD

epar

hnen

tsur

vey

on S

anM

ateo

Cre

ekin

199

8. In

the

follo

win

g ye

ar, a

smal

l po

pula

tion

of h

out

(FI)

was

dis

cove

red

occu

pyin

g Sa

n M

ateo

Cre

ek.

All

trou

t ob

serv

ed w

ere

of a

sin

gle

age

clas

s (2

+ ye

ars)

, ind

icat

ing

they

wer

e th

e of

fspr

ing

of

a si

ngle

, rep

rodu

ctiv

e ev

ent.

In 2

000,

juve

nile

trou

t (F

2) w

ere

disc

over

ed in

the

low

er

reac

hes o

fDev

il C

anyo

nCre

ek. G

enet

ic a

naly

sisl

inke

dthe

se f

ish

to th

eF1

popu

latio

n,

som

e di

rect

ly d

esce

nded

from

the

firs

t fis

h an

alyz

ed (S

M41

2199

F). T

he p

rese

nce

of

sub-

adul

ts o

n th

e dr

aina

ge in

Nov

embe

r 200

0 su

gges

ts th

at th

ey w

ere

mat

urin

g F

2's.

A

ge a

naly

sis o

f a s

ingl

e ad

ult (

DC

I) c

olle

cted

in Ju

ne 2

002

conf

rms

that

a fe

w o

f the

ad

ult f

ish

curr

ently

occ

upyi

ng D

CC

are

mat

ure

F2'

s (F

ig. 3

). S

urve

ys c

ondu

cted

on

SMC

and

DC

C in

200

1 an

d 20

02 re

veal

ed n

o ne

w re

crui

tmen

t dur

ing

that

tim

e. T

he

disc

over

y of

a 3

.5-y

ear-

old

hold

over

fish

(DC

2) in

DC

C in

Dec

embe

r 200

3 pr

ovid

es

evid

ence

that

ther

e ha

s bee

n an

uni

nter

rupt

ed tr

outp

rese

nce

on th

e dr

aina

ge s

ince

the

anad

rom

ous

adul

ts e

nter

ed S

MC

dur

ing

the

spri

ng o

f 19

97 to

spa

wn.

W

hile

the

timel

ine

oftr

out p

rese

nce

on th

e dr

aina

ge c

anbe

firm

ly es

tabl

ishe

d w

ith

the

evid

ence

gat

here

d du

ring

the

stud

y pe

riod

, som

e qu

estio

n ca

n be

rais

ed o

n w

here

th

e or

igin

al s

teel

head

adu

lts s

paw

ned

in 1

997.

Sur

veys

con

duct

ed in

199

5,19

96, a

nd

1997

byth

eUni

tedS

tate

sFis

hand

Wild

life S

ervi

ce(U

SFW

S) an

daD

epar

tmen

tsur

vey

cond

ucte

d in

199

8 fa

iled

to d

etec

t hou

t on

SM

C.

If a

nadr

omou

s ad

ults

ent

ered

the

drai

nage

and

spa

wne

d in

San

Mat

eo C

reek

in

1997

, you

ng-o

f-th

e-ye

ar in

divi

dual

s sh

ould

hav

e be

en d

etec

ted

in fa

ll 19

97 by

USF

WS

pers

onne

l and

yea

rlm

g in

divi

dual

s sh

ould

hav

e be

ende

tect

ed in

199

8 by

Dep

artm

ent p

erso

nnel

. All

surv

eys i

nclu

dedt

he

stre

am p

ortio

n fr

om th

e U

SGS

gaug

ing

stat

ion

to a

bove

the

DC

C c

onfl

uenc

e, bu

t did

no

t inc

lude

DC

C. S

ince

the

age o

f the

199

9 ind

ivid

uals

has

bee

n co

nfir

med

atZ

+ye

ars

of a

ge a

nd th

e fi

sh w

ere

all c

ohor

ts, t

hey

had

to b

e pr

esen

t on

the

drai

nage

dur

ing

the

1997

and

1998

surv

eys.

Sin

ceth

enps

trea

mm

igra

tion

oppo

~it

iesf

rom

SM

C

toD

CC

ha

ve b

een

extr

emel

y lim

ited

sinc

e 19

99, a

nd h

out w

ere

abse

nt in

SM

C w

hen

thos

e op

port

uniti

es e

xist

ed, w

e ca

n co

nclu

de t

hat

all

trou

t ob

serv

ed d

urin

g th

e or

igin

al

disc

over

y in

199

9, m

igra

ted

dow

nstr

eam

from

DC

C in

to S

MC

. We

can

also

conc

lude

th

at th

e in

divi

dual

s dis

cove

red

in 1

999 w

ere

atte

mpt

ing

to e

mig

rate

out

ofD

CC

at t

he

tim

e of

dis

cove

ry, a

s sev

eral

oft

hem

wer

e ob

serv

ed in

the

silv

ery,

smol

tific

atio

n st

age

whe

n ca

ptur

ed.

The

im

pact

s of

exo

tic f

ish

com

petit

ion

and

pred

atio

n on

nat

ive

fish

is

wel

l

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152

CA

LIF

OR

NIA

FIS

H A

ND

GA

ME

docu

men

ted

and

whi

le d

irec

t com

petit

ion

is d

iffi

cult

t~ q

uant

ify,

the

obse

rvat

ion

of

resi

dent

trou

t on

SMC

in a

n un

heal

thy

stat

e co

-occ

unin

g w

ith n

onna

tives

sug

gest

s th

at tr

out s

urvi

val i

ssev

eral

ly h

inde

redb

ythe

con

stan

tpre

senc

eofe

xoti

c fi

shsp

ecie

s.

Exo

tic fi

sh sp

ecie

s (la

rgem

outh

bass

, gre

en su

nfis

h, b

lueg

ill a

ndbl

ack

bullh

ead)

hav

e be

en p

rese

nt in

gre

at n

umbe

rs w

ithin

the

San

Mat

eo C

reek

dra

inag

e fo

r man

y ye

ars

(USF

WS

stat

us re

port

, 19

98; W

oelf

el 1

991 ')

and

hav

e he

en s

how

n to

hav

e a

stro

ng

com

petit

ivee

dgeo

verr

esid

enttr

out.

Gre

en su

nfis

h ha

vebe

en fo

und

to fe

edon

juve

nile

troutandout-competeadultsteelhead f

orbe

nthi

c fo

od(S

wif

t 197

58;G

reen

woo

d 198

8).

Lar

gem

outh

bas

s ta

ke o

ver a

s top

pre

dato

r in

the

habi

tat t

hey

occu

py n

nd c

an d

irec

tly

pred

ate

stee

lhea

d (S

toud

er e

t al.

199

7).

Oth

er st

udie

s hav

e fou

nd th

at co

mpe

titio

n be

twee

n in

trod

uced

, wan

n w

ater

exot

ics

and j

uven

ile s

teel

head

, whe

n w

ater

con

ditio

ns a

re w

arm

, fav

ored

the

exot

ics

(Ree

ves

1985

9). L

ater

stu

dies

infe

rred

that

com

petit

ion

betw

een

exot

ic sp

ecie

s an

d st

eelh

ead

was

lim

iting

prod

uctio

n of

stee

lhea

din

som

e Um

pqua

Riv

er, O

R.tr

ibut

arie

s(Fo

ntai

ne

1988

'").

Whi

le ex

otic

fish

pres

ence

may

hav

epla

ycd

som

crol

e in

ste

elhe

adtr

outd

eclin

e onSMC,thecombinationofahigherwatertemperature a

ndli

mit

edw

ater

supp

ly li

kely

co

ntri

bute

d.

A p

ortio

n of

the

inf

orm

atio

n co

llect

ed d

urin

g th

is 4

-yea

r m

onito

ring

pro

gram

pr

ovid

ed N

MFS

with

eno

ugh

data

to

re-e

valu

ate

the

ESU

geo

gaph

ic u

nit

for

the

enda

nger

ed s

outh

ern

stee

lhea

d tr

out

esta

blis

hed

in 1

997.

On

May

200

2, N

MFS

pu

blis

hed

thei

r fin

al ru

le fo

r the

rang

e ex

tens

ion

for e

ndan

gere

d st

eelh

ead

in s

outh

ern

Cal

ifom

ia. C

iting

thee

xten

sive

mon

itori

ng in

fort

natio

ncol

lect

edby

the

Dep

arhn

enta

nd

then

ew g

enet

ic an

alys

is co

nduc

ted

by D

r. Je

nnif

erN

iels

en, t

heN

MF

S c

oncl

uded

that

th

e 0. m

ykis

s pop

ulat

ion

in S

an M

ateo

Cre

ek is

par

t of t

he li

sted

sou

ther

n C

alif

omia

st

eelh

ead

popu

latio

n an

d w

orth

y of

pro

tect

ion.

Als

o ci

ting

the

San

Mat

eo C

reek

po

pula

tion,

NM

FS d

ecid

edno

t to

delin

eate

a sp

ecif

ic st

ream

as t

he so

uthe

rn h

ound

aty

as it

hadi

n 19

97. I

nste

ad,th

e fi

nalr

ule

stat

es th

atth

elis

tedo

. myk

iss p

opul

atio

n ex

tend

s Fr

omth

e San

taM

aria

Riv

er to

the s

outh

ern

exte

nt o

fits

rang

e. T

hisp

rovi

des a

dditi

onal

pr

otec

tion

for

futu

re d

isco

veri

es w

ithin

the

ent

ire

enda

nger

ed s

outh

em s

teel

head

ra

nge.

The

indi

vidu

als c

urre

ntly

occ

upyi

ng th

e S

an M

ateo

Cre

ek d

rain

age

repr

esen

t th

e so

uthe

rn m

ost d

ocum

ente

d po

pula

tion

of 0

. myk

iss.

It

is c

lear

that

two

defi

nitiv

e pr

oces

ses

com

bine

to in

flue

nce

the

surv

ival

of

the

sout

hern

stee

lhea

d tr

out p

opul

atio

n on

be

San

Mat

eoD

rain

age;

wat

er a

vaila

bilit

y an

d

'Woe

lfel.

D.

1991

. The

rest

orat

ion

of S

an M

ateo

C~

ck

:

A f

easi

bili*

stu

dy fo

r a

sout

hern

C

alifo

mia

stee

lhea

d fi

sher

y. M

S. T

hesi

s, C

alifo

mia

Sta

te U

nive

rsity

, Ful

lerto

n B

Swift

,C.C

.,A.W

. Wel

ls,a

ndJ.

S.D

iana

. 197

.5. Surveyofthefreshwaterfishesandtheuhabitats

in th

e co

asta

l dra

inag

es o

f sou

ther

n C

alifo

mia

. Nah

lral

Hist

ory

Mus

eum

of h

a Ang

eles

C

ount

y.Fi

nal R

epor

t toCalifomiaDepamnentofFishandGame,InlaodFisheries D

ivis

ion.

36

4 pp

. gR

eeve

s, G

. 19

85. C

ompe

titio

n be

twee

n re

dsid

e sh

iner

s an

d st

eelh

ead

trout

juve

nile

s in

the

U

mpq

ua R

iver

. Dis

serta

tion,

Ore

gon

Stat

e U

nive

rsity

, Cor

valis

, Ore

gon

'OFo

ntai

ne, B

. 19

88. A

n as

sess

men

t of

habi

tat

enha

ncem

ent m

easu

res

and

fact

ors

limiti

ng

prod

uctio

n of

ste

elhe

ad tr

out i

n tri

buta

ries t

o th

eUrn

pqua

Riv

er. M

.S. T

hesi

s, O

rego

n St

ate

Uni

vers

ity, C

orva

lis, O

re.

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the

pres

ence

or a

bsen

ce o

fexo

tic

fish

spec

ies.

For

the

last

60

year

s, M

alin

e bas

e C

amp

Pend

leto

n ha

sbee

n pu

mpi

ng g

roun

d w

ater

from

the

aqui

ferb

enea

th th

e S

MC

drai

nage

. W

hile

str

eam

con

ditio

ns a

re c

urre

ntly

cap

able

of s

uppo

rtin

g a

stee

lhea

d po

pula

tion,

al

tern

ativ

es to

redu

ce o

r elim

inat

e th

is p

ress

ure

on th

e re

sour

ce c

an o

nly

bene

fit t

he

trou

t. A

dditi

onal

eff

orts

are

nee

ded

to s

eek

an a

ccep

tabl

e an

d ef

fect

ive

met

hod

for

cont

rolli

ng ex

otic

fish

spec

ies o

n th

e dr

aina

ge.

Reg

ardl

ess o

fthe

met

hods

em

ploy

ed,

this

und

erta

king

can

not b

e su

cces

sfU

l in

the

long

-ter

m u

nles

s re

-inf

esta

tion

from

the

sour

ce is

con

trol

led,

ifth

e so

urce

stil

l exi

sts.

Cur

rent

ly, t

he p

opul

atio

ns o

f exo

tic fi

sh

spec

ies w

ithin

the

dra

inag

e ar

e se

lf-s

usta

inin

g an

d an

nual

rep

opul

atio

n of

the

cree

k oc

cur f

rom

adu

lts w

ithin

the

cree

k.

Eve

n th

ough

the

San

Mat

eo d

rain

age

stee

lhea

dira

inbo

w h

out h

ave

extr

emel

y lo

w

popu

latio

nnum

bers

bas

edon

Dep

arhn

ent s

urve

ys, t

heir

cont

inue

dsur

viva

l ine

xtre

mel

y ha

rsh

cond

ition

s mak

es th

eir p

rese

rvat

ion

even

mor

e im

port

ant.

All

juve

nile

coa

stal

ra

inbo

w t

rout

hav

e th

e po

tent

ial

to e

mig

rate

fro

m t

heir

coa

stal

str

eam

and

bec

ome

stee

lhea

d ir

resp

ectiv

e of t

heir

par

enta

ge, a

nd th

eref

ore

are

extr

emel

y im

port

ant t

o th

e pe

rsis

tenc

e of

the

popu

latio

n (B

ehnk

e 19

92).

Thi

s pol

ymor

phic

pop

ulat

ion

stru

ctur

e al

low

s per

sist

ence

in a

n en

viro

nmen

t tha

t is f

requ

ently

sub

optim

al an

d po

pula

tions

of

this

type

may

be

nece

ssar

y fo

r the

long

-ter

m p

ersi

sten

ce o

f the

pop

ulat

ion

(Joh

nson

19

85, T

itus

and

Mos

egaa

rd 1

992,

Nor

thco

te 1

997)

. O

ften

spe

cies

occ

upyi

ng th

e m

argi

ns o

fthe

irra

nge

bene

fit f

rom

apo

lym

o~ph

ic life h

isto

ry w

here

con

ditio

nsm

ay b

e un

stab

le. T

his

life-

hist

ory

plas

ticity

, in

a d

rain

age t

hat e

xper

ienc

es u

nrel

iabl

e st

ream

fl

ow fo

r im

mig

ratin

g ad

ults

and

em

igra

ting

smol

ts, a

nda

cons

tant

exo

tic p

rese

nce,

is

undo

ubte

dly

the

reas

on s

outh

ern

stee

lhea

dhai

nbow

trou

t con

tinue

to o

ccup

y th

e Sa

n M

ateo

Cre

ek d

rain

age.

AC

KN

OW

LED

GM

EN

TS

Dr. J.Nielsenprovidedessentialcommentsonthe g

enet

ic po

rtio

noft

hism

anus

crip

t. I a

m th

ankf

ul to

all t

he re

view

ers t

hat a

ssis

ted

in th

e ed

iting

of t

he te

xt a

nd to

C. M

iller

fo

r pro

vidi

ng a

ssis

tanc

e on

the

figu

res.

LIT

ER

AT

UR

E C

ITE

D

Beh

nke,

R.J

. 19

92. N

ativ

e ho

ut o

f w

este

rn N

orth

Am

eric

a. A

mer

ican

Fis

herie

s So

ciet

y,

Mon

ogra

ph N

o. 6

. 275

pp.

B

ell,

M.C

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