Dipnetter
The Dipnetter is a monthly publication of the Columbia River Inter-Tribal
Fish Commission. The newsletter is primarily for tribal salmon fishers
to provide them with information pertinent to their particular needs and
interests.
 2012 Issues |
| 2011 Issues |
| December
2011 (1.8 MB) |
Condit Dam Breaching • Effects of Cold Water Immersion • 2011 Salmon Run Summary •
CRITFC Text Messaging Service Trial
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| November
2011 (500 KB) |
Three-year Fishing Site Cleanup Plan • Avoiding
Overloading Your Boat • Fall Fisheries Recap and Summary •
CRITFC Text Messaging Service Trial
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| October
2011 (516 KB) |
Condit Dam Removal • Pacific Salmon Commission • Nez Perce Wins American Fishieries Society Writing Contest • Ice for Zone 6 FIshers
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| September
2011 (1.6 MB) |
2011 Fishers Expo Highlights • Fall Fishery Update • Spotted Salmon Mystery Solved • Site Dispute Resolution Protocol
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| August
2011 (406 KB) |
Tribal Fall Fishery Update and Forecast • What To Do When You Catch an Unidentified Type of Fish • Oregon Adopts Toughest Water Quality Standard in the U.S.
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| June
2011 (1 MB) |
2011 Columbia River Indian Fishers Expo • Information Tribal Fishery Forecast and Update • Tribal FishCo Manager Sought
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| May
2011 (1.6 MB) |
Site Disputes • Slow Start to the Spring Season • Future of Our Salmon Conference • Quagga Mussels
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| April
2011 (549 KB) |
Operation Stay Afloat • Tribal FIsheries Below
Bonneville Dam • Impact of Radiiation from Japan on the Columbia
River basin • Buildling on Past Salmon Marketing Successes
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| March
2011 (1.9 MB) |
CRITFC Enforcement Protecting Fishers and Fishing Rights • Yakama Nation Habitat Restoration Projects • Sea Lion Update
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| February
2011 (1.6 MB) |
New Winter Gillnet Fishery Season Structure • The Power of Intertribal Cooperation • New Water Quality Rules Proposed for Oregon
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| January
2011 (492 KB) |
2010 Columbia River Fishery Year in Review • In memoriam: Jay Minthorn • Bonneville Pool Sturgeon Fishery Update
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| 2010 Issues |
| December
2010 (1.7 MB) |
How Tribal Mainstem Fisheries Work • In-lieu and Treaty Fishing Access Sites Issues
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| November
2010 (381 KB) |
Fall Fishery Update • Tribes Leading Way in Regional Salmon Recovery • Fishers Memorial
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| October
2010 (320 KB) |
NOAA Fisheries hatchery DEIS • CRITFE officers take new CRITFC oath
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| September
2010 (16.1 MB) |
Fishers Expo recap • CRITFC Salmon Camp
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| August
2010 (244 KB) |
Columbia River Fishers Expo
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| July
2010 (407 KB) |
Fish Processing Center Update • Wyeth In-lieu Site Ground Breaking
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| June
2010 (361 KB) |
2010 Fall Fishery Update • Safety on the River
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| May
2010 (612 KB) |
Columbia Basin Climate Change Research • Dispelling Seven CRITFC Myths
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| April
2010 (1.3 MB) |
Sea Lions and the Tribal Fishery • New Employees
• 2010 Summer and Fall Salmon Forecasts
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| March
2010 (684 KB) |
CRITFC: A Tool of the Tribes • CRITFC's New
Hatchery Production Coordinator • 2010 In-lieu/Treaty Fishing
Access Site Clean-up
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| January
2010 (2.1 MB) |
Honoring the Earth • Styrofoam Float Transition
• Yakama Nation Tribal Attorney Tim Weaver Honored
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| 2009 Issues |
| December
2009 (1.3 MB) |
A Record Spring Chinook Salmon Run Forecast for
2010 • Marketing Workshops Give Valuable Advice to Tribal Fishers
• Yakama Nation's Nason Creek Wetlands Acquisition Project
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| November
2009 (2.4 MB) |
The Economic Impacts of Salmon Restoration •
Long-time CRITFC Employee Sue Seven Passses Away • Salmon Marketing
News • Nez Perce Clearwater Coho Projects
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| October
2009 (522 KB) |
2009 fall fishery overview • Pacific Salmon
Treaty at 25 years • Salmon marketing news • CTUIR Salmon
Walk
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| September
2009 (1 MB) |
River tragedy claims two fishers' lives •
The importance of tribal fisheries enforcement • Fall fishery
update • New CRITFC chairman • Cultural and archaeological
protection
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| August
2009 (856 KB) |
Bonneville pool to be raised • Commercial
gillnet fishing periods announced • New CRITFC executive director
• Protecting the sovereign right of self-regulation
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Wana Chinook Tymoo magazine
Wana Chinook Tymoo means "Columbia River salmon stories" in
Sahaptin, the common language family of CRITFC's member tribes. It is
published to educate and inform the four tribaes and the general public
of salmon news and projects in the Columbia River Basin.
Winter 2009 (
4.2 MB)
Winter 2008 (
4.8 MB)
Summer 2004 (
3.1 MB)
Winter 2003 (
4.2 MB)
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