Salmon fishing and hatchery work is in high gear this fall. Here is a video of work by the Puyallup Tribe of Indians spawning chinook at their Clarks Creek Hatchery in the lower watershed. In addition to producing the next generation of chinook, the tribe collects important data to help plan future fisheries.
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