Tribe members selling salmon this week
Thursday, May 12, 2011
COLUMBIA RIVER GORGE — Fishermen from Columbia River Basin treaty tribes are now selling fresh-caught spring chinook salmon directly to the public at several sites along the river, the Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission announced Wednesday. The opening of direct sales comes on the heels of a late-arriving spring chinook run.
Tribal members will sell fish at Marine Park at Cascade Locks, Ore.; Lone Pine at The Dalles, Ore.; and at the boat launch at Roosevelt. For more information on where each day’s catch will be sold is available by calling 888-289-1855 or by visiting the commission’s salmon marketing website, http://www.critfc.org/harvest.
Price is determined at the point of sale; all sales are cash only.
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