Table 22. Distribution of catch in ocean fisheries (% of total) of Columbia Basin salmon and steelhead. Chinook salmon are denoted by age of juvenile migration (age 0 for fall chinook and age 1 for spring and summer chinook).
Fishery		Chinook 0 (tule)1	Chinook 0 (bright)2	Chinook 1 (spring)3	Chinook 1 (summer)3	Coho	Sockeye5	Steel- head
PFMC	Recreational	16	12	<1	<1	--4	0	0
	Troll	21	6	<1	<1	--4	0	0
PSC	W. Coast Vanc. Is. troll	31	18	<1	<1	--4	0	0
	Georgia Strait troll	1	<1	<1	<1	--4	0	0
	Canadian recreational	1	1	<1	<1	--4	0	0
	N. C. British Columbia	4	13	<1	<1	0	0	0
	S. E. Alaska	2	17	<1	<1	0	0	0
1Recent average for Cowlitz, Spring Creek, Bonneville, Stayton Pond indicator stocks (PSC 1994a).
2Recent average for Columbia River, Hanford wild, Lewis wild, and Lyons Ferry indicator stocks (PSC 1994a).
3Inference from PSC indicator stocks for Columbia basin excluding the Willamette (Bohn, Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, personal comunication).
4Fishery takes coho salmon in an unknown proportion. (PSC 1994b)
5McIsaac, Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, personal communication.