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Research Fishery Biologist NOAA Fisheries Maine Field Station John F. Kocik, Ph.D.
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Research Fishery BiologistNOAA Fisheries

Maine Field Station

John F. Kocik, Ph.D.

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Salmon

Pacific Salmon

1. Chinook2. Coho3. Sockeye4. Chum5. Pink

Atlantic Salmon

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Salmon are Anadromous

Anadromous – live part of life in freshwater river

and part in ocean

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Lets look at their life cycle

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Redds – a salmon “nest”where salmon lay eggs in

river

This is the Narraguagus River in Maine

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1. Eggs

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1a. Eyed Eggs

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2. Alevin

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3. Fry

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4. Parr

Parr marks

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4. Parr

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5. Smolts

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Time to go to Sea!Off the Maine Coast

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Where do salmon go in the ocean?

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Does this look like Maine?

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Is this Maine?

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Looking for FoodLooking for Food …

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6. Adult Atlantic Salmon

My how they have grown!

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Time to Head Home

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Back to The Riverafter 2 years in the Ocean

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6. Adult Atlantic Salmon

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Back Home Again to Maine

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How do we know what salmon do?

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Counting Smolts

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Tracking Smolts

Where do they go?

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Pingers

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Tags

Mark

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Smolt Tracking MapSmolt Traps

Monitors

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Following a Smolt

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Fish Hatcheries

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River Salmon

Hatchery Salmon

Every Scale Tells a Story

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River Life

Ocean Life

How Old is That Fish?

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