The Kitwanga River drainage is a tributary of the Skeena River and is located approximately 90 kilometres northwest of Terrace, B.C. The Upper Kitwanga River has excellent...

The Deep Creek side channel and bank stabilization project is intended as a demonstration project to create off-channel rearing and overwintering habitats for salmonids...

The Exchamsiks Backchannel area was recognized as having tremendous potential to provide necessary juvenile salmonid habitat in the lower Skeena River. The project focused on...

In 1991, technicians with the Recreational Fisheries Branch undertook a restoration project at an unnamed lake, dubbed Bartok lake, approximately 80 km north of Hazelton. This...

Steelhead trout are angled from the Zymoetz River, (locally known as the "Copper") near the City of Terrace on the west coast of British Columbia. The "Copper" was labeled as an...

The geomorphic relationships among forest practices, sediment transport, and aquatic habitat have been the focus of a large number of studies in the Pacific Northwest. Many...

The steelhead population of Kitwanga River forms a potentially important part of the recreational sport fishing opportunity for residents of the Terrace, Kitwanga and Hazelton...

This report summarizes the status, and current data available on the Kispiox River steelhead population, and to provide recommendations for future work to fill in the gaps in...

This is a report of studies conducted to observe what fish were present during the months of March through June in 1979, centered around the Lakelse Lake Hotsprings, but also...

The purpose of this report is to review evidence bearing on the potential of Babine lake as a sockeye producer and examine means by which the potential may be exploited.

This investigation aims to document the quantity and quality of suitable lake spawning habitat, determine if and where surplus sockeye spawn along with lake margin, and assess...

This paper compares the digging of male sockeye and kokanee with that of the females. Suggestions are made concerning its significance.