Fish Passage

Kettle Falls

“My presence among the Indians did not interrupt their fine and abundant fishery. An enormous basket was fastened to a projecting rock, and the finest fish of the Columbia, as if by fascination, cast themselves by dozens into the snare. Seven or eight times a day, these baskets were examined, and each time were found to contain about two hundred and fifty salmon. The Indians, meanwhile, were seen on every projection rock, piercing the fish with the greatest dexterity.”
— Pierre-Jean De Smet 1845

CT Fish History

Fish Passage and Phase 1

Salmon Reintroduction

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Columbia River Treaty