Native Americans caught salmon here for millennia. Now the world is hooked.

Grist
By Amy McDermottApr 4, 2017, 6:00 am48 pts
Out in the middle of nowhere, people look out for one another. That fact is especially evident in the boonies of southern Washington as you cut east along the Columbia River in the company of “Sockeye” Suzy Lumley. If you come across her, don’t be surprised if she hands you some canned salmon. She gives…

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