Salmon run on Columbia river 1870s fishing traps and wheels
The article describes spring salmon fishing at the Columbia mouth with craft, spritsails, and nets, noting the dangers of weather and the buoyant boats. It covers Baker's Bay traps, wheel contrivances, and the deadly nature of salmon gear, plus the value of Chinook and spring runs for canneries and markets.
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