'Orange Bug'
Atlantic Salmon are an ancient species. Dating back to the Neogene Era, these salmonids have inhabited the waters of the east coast for the last 5.3 million years. They are the 3rd largest member of the Salmonidae family, only surpassed by the Siberian Taimen, and the Chinook (King) Salmon. It astounds me how much damage humans have caused. These fish are protected under the endangered species act, and their decline is humanities fault. Through damming rivers, over harvesting, and especially aquacultures, we have driven the Atlantic Salmon out of most of their historic range. To catch one is rare these days, but many anglers still pursue them. Their hunt often takes them to the most scenic and remote parts of Northern Canada. Though counterintuitive, anglers are the best hope these majestic fish have. Through restoration efforts, the salmon have started to reappear where they had vanished decades ago.
Atlantic Salmon are an ancient species. Dating back to the Neogene Era, these salmonids have inhabited the waters of the east coast for the last 5.3 million years. They are the 3rd largest member of the Salmonidae family, only surpassed by the Siberian Taimen, and the Chinook (King) Salmon. It astounds me how much damage humans have caused. These fish are protected under the endangered species act, and their decline is humanities fault. Through damming rivers, over harvesting, and especially aquacultures, we have driven the Atlantic Salmon out of most of their historic range. To catch one is rare these days, but many anglers still pursue them. Their hunt often takes them to the most scenic and remote parts of Northern Canada. Though counterintuitive, anglers are the best hope these majestic fish have. Through restoration efforts, the salmon have started to reappear where they had vanished decades ago.
Atlantic Salmon are an ancient species. Dating back to the Neogene Era, these salmonids have inhabited the waters of the east coast for the last 5.3 million years. They are the 3rd largest member of the Salmonidae family, only surpassed by the Siberian Taimen, and the Chinook (King) Salmon. It astounds me how much damage humans have caused. These fish are protected under the endangered species act, and their decline is humanities fault. Through damming rivers, over harvesting, and especially aquacultures, we have driven the Atlantic Salmon out of most of their historic range. To catch one is rare these days, but many anglers still pursue them. Their hunt often takes them to the most scenic and remote parts of Northern Canada. Though counterintuitive, anglers are the best hope these majestic fish have. Through restoration efforts, the salmon have started to reappear where they had vanished decades ago.
LEAD TIMES: All pieces are made to order, and lead times average about 2 months. If this is a gift or needed by a certain date, make sure to plan a few months ahead.