Species Regional Summary
Perca flavescens
Columbia River ( P260 )

Invasion History Vectors Impacts References

Invasion

Invasion Description

1st Record: Salem-Portland/OR/Willamette River ((1891, Lampman 1946)

Geographic Extent

Salem-Portland/OR/Willamette River ((1891, Lampman 1946; Hughes and Gammon 1987; Far rand Ward 1991); Portland/OR/Columbia Slough (Van Dyke et al. 2009); Mount Coffin, Longview/WA/Columbia River (1904, Lampman 1904); north of Knappa junction or Brownsmead junction off hwy 30/OR/Blind Slough (2001, USGS Nonindigenous Aquatic Species Program 2014); off Multnomah channel north of Scappoose, approximately 2.7 miles beyond Columbia County airport via Dike Road off hwy 30/OR/Santosh Slough, USGS Nonindigenous Aquatic Species Program 2014); Reaches B-H, lower to uppermost estuary (@010-216, Sol et al. 2021)

Vectors

Level Vector
Probable Fisheries Accidental (not Oyster)

Regional Impacts

Economic ImpactFisheries

Yellow Perch are a popular sport-fish and panfish. Websites indicate that fishing for Yellow Perch is popular in sloughs and lakes along the river.

 

References

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