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Oct. 207 T475-
Editor, Mad Hatter:

Those who may be interested in witnessing sockeye or pink salmon spawning in
the International Pacific Salmon Fisheries Commission artificial spawning channels

at Seaton and Weaver Creeks should keep the following dates in mind.

The last date you should plan on visiting the Seaton Creek Channel, near
Lillooet, is Sunday Octpber 26th. The channel lies half way between the town

of Lillooet and Seaton Lake,

Sunday November 2nd, would be the last date you would want to visit the
Weaver Creek Channel. On Sunday Oct. 19th there were in excess of twenty-five
thousand spawners in the dihiies | which has a design capacity for 26,500. By
installing separation fences, Commission staff members hope to materially

increase the capacity of the channel.

Ron Tarves,
Institute of Environmental Studies.