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Caribou & Wolf Collaring Projects
JACK CARLICK & FRANK TASHOOTS JORDAN HAWKINS, DENNIS QUOCK & KHRISTOPHER DAY
These are from our annual Father/Son sheep hunt. We look forward to going out into the mountains every year and spending quality time together.
The top picture is my son, Frank Tashoots, from September 2019. The bottom picture is of me, Jack Carlick, from this year, September 2020.


Above: Dennis Quock, Jordan Hawkins, Amanda Quash, Khristopher Day. The elk was Jordan and Dennis' hunt.
Right: Jordan Hawkins, Khristopher Day, Dennis Quock. Left goat, Jordan Hawkins. Right goat, Khristopher Day.


PAUL LOUIE

NATHAN NOLE
Right and below: Harvested on September 24th, 2020, with Shelby Marion and Jordana Dennis, this nice mature bull will feed six families and five Elders.
Lower-right: I was sitting on the mountainside with Justin Creyke, calling and glassing for moose, when this old wolverine came up behind us. Gonna make a nice rug.



REG & KEVIN ETZERZA

Reggie Etzerza (left/middle) and his brother Kevin Etzerza (right).



ANDREW REIMERT
Andrew Riemert (right) pictured with his successful hunt and Uncle Rick McLean (left).

SHAYL NOLE
SHANA & FLETCHER DENNIS
Right: My first successful elk hunt this Fall. I believe I am the first Tahltan female hunter to have a successful hunt. Fletcher and my husband, Shaun Dennis, were with me. They are amazing hunting companions.
Middle-left: Fishing on the Stikine River for Sockeye. Summer 2020. Fletcher, Jay, and Shaun Dennis.
Middle-right: Six year old Fletcher learning to skin a moose this fall. He enjoys doing this and learning from his dad and uncles.
Bottom-left: Whitefish caught by net on Dease Lake. Summer 2020. Shane Quock and Fletcher.
Bottom-right: Our first successful moose hunt this Fall. It fed more than two Tahltan families.




Fletcher, this Fall, with his first porcupine kill. Fletcher is the grandson of Rudy and Linda Day, and June and Cliff Dennis. He was super excited. He helped his dad with the gutting and scorching of the porcupine, as they prepared the meat for gifting to Elders.
FISHERIES DEPARTMENT
Staff Messages & Ongoing Projects
49 – Fisheries Director’s Message
51 – Fisheries Guardian Update
53 – Fisheries Project Overview Map
55 – The Stikine River Salmon Studies – Biological Contract
59 – Fisheries Projects
67 – Fisheries-related Indigenous Protected & Conservation Areas (IPCA) Projects
69 – DFO Real Properties – Facility Upgrades
70 – Tahltan Lake Egg Take (1989-2020)
71 – Memorial Monument of Tahltan Lake
72 – Northern Fund 2020
73 – Fisheries Staff Bios
