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• March 2009 Watching 10,000 Years Go ByMorag visits Adams River to witness a Sockeye salmon ritual 10,000 years in arriving. Posted by Morag on 5/20/07
A barred owl poaches from the Millstone River smolt fenceA wise owl visits streamkeepers on the Millstone Creek and leaves a memorable experience behind. Posted by Charles Thirkill on 5/17/07
Fabulous Simple Salmon RecipeA super quick and simple salmon recipe that makes for delicious results in the over or on the grill. Posted by jenny on 5/16/07
Work and Industry on the Fraser River, part 2
Posted by James Sherrett on 5/15/07
Work and Industry on the Fraser River, part 1
Posted by James Sherrett on 4/27/07
Rochester Elementary students in Coquitlam have been thinking about salmon.Students at Rochester Elementary School in Coquitlam created a beautiful sockeye salmon fence during their Stream of Dreams project. Adams River Sockeye Salmon Stories
Every year during September and October, sockeye salmon return to the quiet banks of the Adams River to spawn and to die. The journey is 405 km (251 miles) inland from the Pacific Ocean. A long, arduous journey for a salmon. Read stories about the Adams River sockeye salmon. Posted by Monique Trottier on 2/22/07
Salmon Story LinksThere are stories about salmon all over the place! Posted by Susannah Gardner on 2/20/07
A Broken Wheel RepairedRancher Stanley Petrowski of Singing Falls tells a wonderful story of Coho salmon returning to a stream on his property after many years of absence. Posted by ox on 2/18/07
Where’s the Fish?A family searches for salmon on the Englishman River. Posted by James Craig on 12/9/06
A Giant Leap: Of Culvert Proportions A story of growing up alongside salmon and the Brunette River near New West, BC. Posted by Megan Moser on 11/1/06
Fly Fishing Conjures Flies and Salmon A story of how the Squamish River magically provides the fish and the fly for one fly fisherman. Posted by James Sherrett on 10/25/06
Thanksgiving Weekend Road TripSeeing the Adams River salmon spawn—a Canadian experience! Posted by Natalie Melnyk on 10/18/06
Creamy Salmon FettuccineSmoked salmon is the key ingredient for this recipe. Posted by Kiley Turner on 10/17/06
The Flying SalesmanVisitors from Germany wonder if there are any salmon in the Somass River at Arrowvale Campground, close to Port Alberni, BC. Posted by Bruce Collins on 10/11/06
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