What’s new
Here's what's happening at GFA:
Nass FSC Catch Update #1 2024
Nass FSC Catch Update #7 2023
Nass FSC Catch Update #5 2023
Nass FSC Catch Update #3 2023
Nass FSC Catch Update #2 2023
Nass FSC Catch Update #7 2022
Nass FSC Catch Update #6 2022
Nass FSC Catch Update #5 2022
Nass FSC Catch Update #4 2022
Nass FSC Catch Update #3 2022
Nass FSC Catch Update #2 2022
Nass FSC Catch Update #1 2022
Nass FSC Catch Update #8 2021
Nass FSC Catch Update #7 2021
Nass FSC Catch Update #6 2021
Nass FSC Catch Update #5 2021
Nass FSC Catch Update #4 2021
Nass FSC Catch Update #3 2021
Nass FSC Catch Update #2 2021
Nass FSC Catch Update #1 2021
Kitwanga River Salmon Enumeration 2019
Re-opening Update-GFA office
FISHERIES NOTICE – GITANYOW FSC NASS CHINOOK CLOSURE, 2017
2014-2015 Gitanyow Hereditary Chiefs Moose Harvest Monitoring and Permitting
PHOTO GALLERIES
The second most effective capture method was dipnetting at the Cranberry River falls. This site is a known partial barrier to upstream salmon migration.
The aluminum transoms are the beginning of the fence's structure.
GFA technician observing and counting fish as they migrate through the trapboxes.