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| Salmon drying in the sun. |
Strips of salmon curing in the sun. After they are tacky, they'll be put near the smokey fire. Some of them will be frozen for half-dry fish, others will be completely dried and stored in an outdoor cache.
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| A single salmon roe. Females are released if they are alive when the boys pull the net. |
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| The roe is dried for future use. |
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| This monster Chinook is called a King in Canada. In the States all Chinook are called Kings. |
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| One morning's haul. |
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| What a head! The gills are cut out, then the heads are boiled and eaten. A delicacy for some. |
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| The fish drying and smoking. |
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| The new 'summer kitchen' that Paul and Eddie built. |
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| The backbones are dried and smoked to use for winter soups and dog treats. |
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