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Atlantic Salmon Counts ATLANTIC SALMON COUNTS GRILSE 2000 - Present BASIN / RIVER / FACILITY 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 Saint John River Basin Rt Hd Br Tobique River - Half Mile Pool Barrier 465 299 386 432 414 150 159 270 - Miramichi River Basin Dungarvon River - Frying Pan Pool Barrier 375 295 287 389 559 441 468 195 673 N Br SW Miramichi River - Bridge Pool Barrier 1198 729 1387 907 800 - 908 - - NW Miramichi River - NW Miramichi Barrier 455 344 607 479 723 735 460 460 1096 Restigouche River Basin NW Upsalquitch River - Ten Mile Pool Barrier 710 409 1081 440 1026 410 689 - 1119 Nepisiguit River Basin Nepisiguit River - Nepisiguit Fence 184 492 - 92 - - - - - Chaleur Bay Composite Jacquet River - Big Rock Pool Barrier 209 245 340 170 229 118 473 138 308 Source: Department of Natural Resources, Nepisiguit Salmon Association/Pabineau First Nation, J.D. Irving Limited Page 1 of 3 ATLANTIC SALMON COUNTS MULTI-SEA-WINTER SALMON 2000 - Present BASIN / RIVER / FACILITY 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 Saint John River Basin Rt Hd Br Tobique River - Half Mile Pool Barrier 114 223 72 263 618 586 939 479 - Miramichi River Basin Dungarvon River - Frying Pan Pool Barrier 131 111 107 158 185 300 217 88 131 N Br SW Miramichi River - Bridge Pool Barrier 724 904 584 922 301 - 986 - - NW Miramichi River - NW Miramichi Barrier 226 201 121 185 167 262 214 166 164 Restigouche River Basin NW Upsalquitch River - Ten Mile Pool Barrier 399 363 314 672 233 329 305 - 334 Nepisiguit River Basin Nepisiguit River - Nepisiguit Fence 159 745 - 447 - - - - - Chaleur Bay Composite Jacquet River - Big Rock Pool Barrier 252 184 136 601 186 138 338 201 105 Source: Department of Natural Resources, Nepisiguit Salmon Association/Pabineau First Nation, J.D. Irving Limited Page 2 of 3 ATLANTIC SALMON COUNTS GRILSE + MULTI-SEA-WINTER SALMON 2000 - Present BASIN / RIVER / FACILITY 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 Saint John River Basin Rt Hd Br Tobique River - Half Mile Pool Barrier 579 522 458 695 1032 736 1098 749 - Miramichi River Basin Dungarvon River - Frying Pan Pool Barrier 506 406 394 547 744 741 685 283 804 N Br SW Miramichi River - Bridge Pool Barrier 1922 1633 1971 1829 1101 - 1894 - - NW Miramichi River - NW Miramichi Barrier 681 545 728 664 890 997 674 626 1260 Restigouche River Basin NW Upsalquitch River - Ten Mile Pool Barrier 1109 772 1395 1112 1259 739 994 - 1453 Nepisiguit River Basin Nepisiguit River - Nepisiguit Fence 343 1237 - 539 - - - - - Chaleur Bay Composite Jacquet River - Big Rock Pool Barrier 461 429 476 771 415 256 811 339 413 Source: Department of Natural Resources, Nepisiguit Salmon Association/Pabineau First Nation, J.D. Irving Limited Page 3 of 3.
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