MUSEUM MUSINGS FOR NOVEMBER 2010 We have been thrilled with the sight of fish jumping in Gillies Bay this past week. It has been years since we have seen this and it fills us with hope that our salmon enhancement project

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Date: 2014-06-01 12:33:10 Oily fish Oncorhynchus Fishing weir Coho salmon SPAWN Fish Salmon Weirs		MUSEUM MUSINGS FOR NOVEMBER 2010 We have been thrilled with the sight of fish jumping in Gillies Bay this past week. It has been years since we have seen this and it fills us with hope that our salmon enhancement project Add to Reading List Source URL: www.texadaheritagesociety.com Download Document from Source Website File Size: 304,88 KB Share Document on Facebook

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