What’s Alaska’s Dirty Secret?
Alaska needs to move its interception fisheries away from areas where B.C. salmon are returning to spawn to inside waters where Alaskans can still catch …
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Groups urge Alaska to protect B.C.- bound salmon
A coalition of Canadian groups is calling on Alaska’s governor to stop the state’s harvest of Canadian-bound salmon, while it criticizes the international treaty that …
Advocates: Pacific Salmon Treaty failing to address harvest of struggling B.C. stocks
Significant numbers of salmon returning to spawn in British Columbia are being caught in southeast Alaskan fisheries, hindering Canada’s efforts to preserve and rebuild stocks …
Salmon found in fields during B.C. floods
And the atmospheric river is due to start flowing again this weekend. As Kevin Estrada boated around flooded agricultural land while assisting neighbors during B.C.’s …
$2.5 Million Fine For Spraying Pesticides Near B.C. river
Pesticides and fish don’t mix. Canadian National Railway Company (CN) was fined $2.5 million after pleading guilty to discharging pesticides in or around fish-bearing waters. …
The lessons for British Columbia in Alaska’s epic Bristol Bay sockeye run
This year’s eye-popping sockeye run may be a lesson for more than just British Columbia The world’s most abundant sockeye fishery is teeming with 10 …
BC Steelhead Season In Jeopardy?
There’s always the Great Lakes. There are reports coming out of steelhead paradise that the province of BC is considering shutting down the 2021 season …
Ghost Nests | Official Trailer
Up to 800,000 tons of lost and abandoned – ghost – fishing gear gets into oceans each year, destroying marine wildlife. Follow professional diver Bourton …
Hike In Lakes on the Fishing Highway 24
The Fishing Highway 24 is a 100-kilometer route renowned for its lakes and fishing resorts. Some lakes are right off the main highway, while others …
B.C. female salmon dying 2x the rate of males
Decades of research have led UBC professor, Dr. Scott Hinch, to uncover female salmon in B.C. are dying at unprecedented rates. For every male sockeye …