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Page Mi8 November 21, 1990. This Week

ISH TALES

SINCE MID-OCTOBER, 16,000 salmon have returned
to Goldstream River, the river of their birth, complet-
ing a four-year life-cycle. In the photos (clockwise
from top right), a Chum leaps through a weir.
Carolyn Mason, a Goldstream park interpreter,
makes a fish print from a dead Chum as 1st Tsartlip
Beavers look on. Marie and Ray Ball stand on a park
bridge as a young boy watches salmon fight flood
waters, Nov. 10. A salmon hangs in a tree as the
riverrages past. The Shah family takes inthe salmon
run undeterred by the weather.

Photos by CHUCK RUSSELL