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PHOTO GALLERIES
Chinook salmon are typically the first to migrate through the fence each year. This Chinook is swimming overtop the white teflon bottom of the trapbox.
The second most effective capture method was dipnetting at the Cranberry River falls. This site is a known partial barrier to upstream salmon migration.
A large group of sockeye smolts arriving at the fence, shortly before dark during the peak of the outmigration.