Fish for a buck!
After spawning out the male and female adult chinook and chum at Grovers Creek Hatchery this fall, the Suquamish Tribal…
Tag: Hatcheries
North Kitsap Herald: Grover’s Creek set to release chinook
The North Kitsap Herald writes about the tagging and clipping efforts by the Suquamish Tribe as they prepare to release…
New Hatchery Tagging Trailer Helps Salmon
OLYMPIA (May 2, 2005) – A new automatic clipping and tagging trailer is assisting treaty tribes in western Washington in…
Grayum Named NWIFC Executive Director
OLYMPIA (February 1, 2005) – The treaty Indian tribes in western Washington have named Michael Grayum as executive director of…
Strong Laws Will Protect Salmon
November 1, 2004 We need good, strong laws to protect salmon. King, Pierce and other counties surrounding Puget Sound are…
Hurd Creek Hatchery Vital To Salmon Restoration
BLYN (Feb. 14, 2003) — In the mid-1990s, fisheries biologists throughout the Pacific Northwest turned their attention on a small…
Tribes Won’t Stop Fishing, Recovery Efforts
October 18, 2002 Treaty Indian salmon fishermen are struggling. There’s no market for our product. We can’t compete with cheaper…
Larger Returns Don’t Equal Salmon Recovery
August 7, 2002 Here we go again. A second year of big returns of hatchery chinook returning to the Columbia…
A New Look At Hatcheries
This is a time of great change in the management of the salmon resource in the State of Washington. Listings…