by Jeremy FiveCrows | Jul 14, 2012 | The Dipnetter
Pacific lamprey were front and center at the two-day Lamprey Summit III in June. Hosted by CRITFC and the US Fish and Wildlife Service, the summit focused on Pacific lamprey issues along the entire West Coast and brought together over 200 biologists, managers,...
by Jeremy FiveCrows | Apr 1, 2012 | The Dipnetter
by Kyle Dittmer CRITFC Meteorologist/Hydrologist The spring melt and the high water levels (freshet) it brings to the Columbia River each year makes this time of year particularly dangerous for fishers. CRITFC monitors river conditions throughout the year and creates...
by Jeremy FiveCrows | Apr 1, 2012 | The Dipnetter
By Gerry Lewis CRITFC Chairman The first salmon is making its way up the Columbia River, following the call that the Creator placed in it and its brothers and sisters to return home to renew life. As Indian people, the first salmon is the sign that we made it through...
by Jeremy FiveCrows | Mar 1, 2012 | The Dipnetter
by Jerrod Daniels CRITFE Officer Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fisheries Enforcement is committed to maintaining a high level of service and safety to Indian fishers on the Columbia River. This year we aim to further promote Operation Stay Afloat and encourage all...
by Jeremy FiveCrows | Mar 1, 2012 | The Dipnetter
by Doug Hatch Fisheries Biologist In early March, CRITFC technicians will begin nonlethal hazing of sea lions in the Bonneville Dam tailrace. We will be trying to move the sea lions away from the fish ladder entrances, where salmon are concentrated and most vulnerable...
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