Sentence examples for salmon fisher from inspiring English sources

Over the next decade, I try on careers: teacher, organic farmer, sustainability consultant, landscape architect, graphic designer, salmon fisher.

As with many other Sahaptin-speaking Plateau Indians, the Yakama were primarily salmon fishers before colonization.

Nearby was the River Tyne which Bewick as a boy tried to cross by stepping on the thick poles holding salmon fishers' nets.

Most of today's farmers are the descendants of ex-soldiers who were invited to take part in lotteries for parcels of land.Commercial salmon fishers.

For instance, although the territories of North America's bison hunters were contiguous with those of its salmon fishers and these groups occasionally engaged in trade, the Rocky Mountains prevented the staple animals upon which each group relied from reaching the other.

Owning a Bogdan "puts you into the specially anointed of salmon fishers," says former U.S. Federal Reserve chairman Paul Volcker.

At the same time, ethnographic evidence from southwest Alaska reveals the limits of performative reordering as well: Salmon fishers and their products are never very smoothly remade in the image of market models.

We have developed an approach to address this deficiency by working with local fishers to intercept adult sockeye salmon (Oncorhynchus nerka) during their spawning migration, and implanting individual salmon with radio transmitters to follow their subsequent migration behaviour and to determine their fate throughout the Fraser River and its tributaries over a distance of up to 1200 km.

Several days passed before the company and state natural-resources officials hired a salvage team, set up a rapid-response center, and began encouraging recreational fishers to catch as many Atlantic salmon as possible.

The Copper River Delta borders Prince William Sound and in late spring, high densities of lingcod in pursuit of returning adult Chinook (Oncorhynchus tshawytscha) and sockeye salmon (O. nerka) have been regularly noted by offshore fishers.

The people of the Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe have voluntary relinquished their rights to fish for five years, but in a few years they expect to see increased salmon runs in their historic fishing ground, as will recreational fishers.