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Photos and video of Swinomish pink fishery

  • Post author:Kari Neumeyer
  • Post published:August 30, 2011
  • Post category:NWIFC Blog / Video

Swinomish tribal members beach seined for pink salmon last weekend at Lone Tree Point.

A guest at the Thousand Trails campground on the reservation took some photos and video, which were posted on the Seattle P-I blog.

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Kari Neumeyer

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