What’s new
Here's what's happening at GFA:
Nass FSC Catch Update #1 2024
Nass FSC Catch Update #7 2023
Nass FSC Catch Update #5 2023
Nass FSC Catch Update #3 2023
Nass FSC Catch Update #2 2023
Nass FSC Catch Update #7 2022
Nass FSC Catch Update #6 2022
Nass FSC Catch Update #5 2022
Nass FSC Catch Update #4 2022
Nass FSC Catch Update #3 2022
Nass FSC Catch Update #2 2022
Nass FSC Catch Update #1 2022
Nass FSC Catch Update #8 2021
Nass FSC Catch Update #7 2021
Nass FSC Catch Update #6 2021
Nass FSC Catch Update #5 2021
Nass FSC Catch Update #4 2021
Nass FSC Catch Update #3 2021
Nass FSC Catch Update #2 2021
Nass FSC Catch Update #1 2021
Kitwanga River Salmon Enumeration 2019
Re-opening Update-GFA office
FISHERIES NOTICE – GITANYOW FSC NASS CHINOOK CLOSURE, 2017
2014-2015 Gitanyow Hereditary Chiefs Moose Harvest Monitoring and Permitting
PHOTO GALLERIES
Aerial view shows side-channel which served as habitat compensation for stream area lost during construction of fence, and to divert water during construction.
Connecting the transoms are aluminum panels, with fine enough perforations to prevent movement of the smallest sockeye smolts.
The second most effective capture method was dipnetting at the Cranberry River falls. This site is a known partial barrier to upstream salmon migration.