[darmin]

watch it thru

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ezAd99BFon8

 

[11th Warrior]

From the 90's???

 

[darmin]

never said it was illegal 11th warrior and i dont know when it was filmed just thought it was interesting to say the least no more no less

 

[kingpin]

looks pretty traditional to me. wonder how many steelhead they killed

 

[ribolovac]

NO COMMENTS! :'( :'( :'(

 

[steelie 99]

iam sure those are sockeye

 

[Pat AV]

Probably a sockeye food fishery, although it is possible that a few summers were captured incidentaly.

The method used is called beach seining and is alot more sustainable than the gill netting done around these parts. If beach seines are executed properly unwanted bycatch can be released unharmed. The seine in the video was not selective. To handle fish properly in a beach seine the fish must be sorted in the water.

For one I have no problems with the practices displayed on the video as long as the resource is strong enough to handle a harvest of that magnitude.

 

[stsfisher]

yes it does apear to be beach seining, but with a twist. the coraling of fish to one side of the river by riping around in the boat would lead me to believe these are not traditional practices. :2cents: