Degraded freshwater and marine habitat, fish farms and disease, dams and diversions, hatcheries and genetic dilution, climate change and changing ocean conditions, all influence salmon abundance. [...]
The indigenous peoples’ Salmon Ceremony reinforces respect - reminding us the salmon are vital community members. Precious in death as they are in life. [...]
Shouts and Murmurs is a weekly summary of news items that affect the preservation and protection of our out of doors, public lands, and fly fishing avocation [...]
"My underwater camera lights illuminated the blood - shimmering with scales, so there were tons of little chunks of blood and scales and small pieces of offal mixed in there.” [...]
December 11, 2017
RECENT, Slide
The coup de grâce of satisfaction - you’re catching fish on you own tied flies when your friend humbly asks, “Hey, buddy, can you spare one of those?” [...]
Northwest British Columbia's sparsely populated regions co-exist with intact wilderness ecosystems. The region has thus far resisted large-scale industrial intrusions [...]
Chad Smith's drone and "Blue" gift us the beauty of a fall run of steelhead trout in British Columbia and Oregon. The music by the Strumbellas helps take you away [...]
November 28, 2016
RECENT, Slide, Videos
The Skeena claims a history of having very big steelhead. This 2010 spawning run a perfect frame for the proof of that claim. Vokey and her friends invite us all to enjoy [...]
Morton and her coauthors tested more than 1,000 farmed and wild salmon from British Columbia supermarkets and found evidence of ISAV in 78. The virus also turned up in sea lice
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January 15, 2016
News, RECENT, Slide
A beautifully made documentary style project about a mother, father and daughter growing up guiding in the back country of British Columbia. [...]