Redd Counting | Bull Trout Spawner Abundance

With funding from the the Fish and Wildlife Compensation program, Chu Cho Environmental collaborated with the BC government and John Hagen to once again implement our Bull Trout Spawner Abundance monitoring program in the Williston Reservoir basin.
Filmed: Jake Daly
Editing : Mike Tilson
Additional Footage: Benita Kaytor

[@Fair_way_finders]

Hey John my names Reid jacobs I’m 21 and from fort St. John, I’m going to school this upcoming year to become a fish biologist and my goal is to do what you’re doing but I’m the other side of the lake !! There fewer and fewer bull trout every year in the peace river and south east Williston res, I wanna make a change to help fish with the ever changing environment they live in now with massive bank disturbance from site c and site c it’s self all the bull trout have either pushed up to the head waters of the Hudson’s hope damn or down below the Taylor bridge, there about 80km stretch of river that I’ve found only dead bull trout in and haven’t caught one in that stretch in 4 years the project started 5 years ago!

[@ChuChoEnvironmental]

Hi Reid, you should head to Chu Cho Environmental's website and shoot an email to the general contact. Someone will intercept that and get back to you. Your enthusiasm for bull trout is awesome. Thanks!

[@noel3422]

What's with the moronic music and putting epoxy and pvc in a river?

[@ChuChoEnvironmental]

Hi Noel, we get our music from the "music for morons" database. You must have been there, no? Marine Epoxy is designed for use in water.