Caption:  The chart table "sctspawn.dbf" shows fall Chinook salmon spawning escapement from 1978-2002. Adults are fish that are at least 3 years old (2+ years in the ocean) while grilse are fall Chinook salmon that are of a smaller size having spent just one year in the ocean. Grilse are usually males and are also known as jack salmon. Data were entered by Kier Associates staff from the annual California Department of Fish and Game "Klamath River basin fall Chinook salmon run-size, harvest and spawner escapement" report.

 50 rows of a possible 190 have been displayed.

YEAR	GRILSE	ADULTS	TOTALS
1978	1909	3423	5332
1979	428	3396	3824
1980	2245	2032	4277
1981	3409	3147	6556
1982	4350	5826	10176
1983	170	3398	3568
1984	358	1443	1801
1985	1357	3051	4408
1986	4865	3176	8041
1987	797	7769	8566
1988	473	4727	5200
1989	1188	3000	4188
1990	236	1379	1615
1991	146	2019	2165
1992	965	1873	2838
1993	265	5035	5300
1994	462	2367	2829
1995	3279	11198	14477
1996	145	11952	12097
1997	259	8032	8291
1998	325	3028	3353
1999	540	2906	3446
2000	524	5729	6253
2001	744	5398	6142
2002	47	4261	4308