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GREAT PLAINS FISHERY WORKERS ASSOCIATION 56Th Annual Workshop Proceedings GREAT PLAINS FISHERY WORKERS ASSOCIATION 56th Annual Workshop Proceedings January 29–31, 2007 Temple Gardens Mineral Spa Resort Hotel Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan 1 GREAT PLAINS FISHERY WORKERS ASSOICATION 2006-2007 Officers President ………Gord Sedgewick, Saskatchewan Vice President…..Jim Barner, Wyoming Sec/Treasurer…..Nancy Coomber, Saskatchewan Honorary Membership Committee N/A……...……………….Saskatchewan 2007-2008 Officers President ………Jim Barner, Wyoming Vice President…..Jason Cooper, Alberta Sec/Treasurer….. Gordon Edwards, Wyoming Honorary Membership Committee TBA……...……………….Wyoming 2 HONORARY MEMBERS Allen, Walt Montana Marchinko, John (d) Saskatchewan Atton, Merv (d) Saskatchewan Matousek, Vic (d) Nebraska Banks, Jerry Saskatchewan MacDonald, A H (d) Saskatchewan Benedictson, Art (d) Manitoba MacDonald, Dennis Alberta Berard, Emil North Dakota Millis, Robert (d) Wyoming Bishop, Clint Montana Mueller, John Wyoming Bishop, Frank Alberta Musker, Bill (d) Saskatchewan Boland, Ralph Montana Nelson, George (d) Manitoba Brown, C J (d) Montana Opheim, Boyd Montana Carder, Gary British Columbia Paetz, Martin (d) Alberta Chen, Maynard Saskatchewan Pechacek, Louis Wyoming Clements, Stan Alberta Peterson, Don Wyoming Colley, Emmett Montana Peterson, Jack Nebraska Conley, Jack Wyoming Phenicie, Charles Virginia Corning, Leon (d) North Dakota Posewitz, Jim Montana Couldwell, George Saskatchewan Puttmann, Steve Colorado Cunningham, E B Alberta Radford, Duane Alberta Duerre, Don North Dakota Riis, James South Dakota Dufek, Dave Wyoming Rangen Feeds Idaho Edwards, Gerry Manitoba RL&L Environmental Edwards, Pete Saskatchewan Service LTD Alberta Eiserman, Fred Wyoming Rockett, Louis (d) Wyoming Eiser, Al Montana Schaldemose, Baldur Manitoba English, Wes Alberta Sealburg, Keith (d) Montana Fedoruk, Alex Manitoba Seaman, Wayne (d) Colorado Ferber, Larry South Dakota Sinclair, Alex British Columbia Fitch, Lorne Alberta Snell, Don (d) Saskatchewan Ford, Richard South Dakota Sunde, Lief (d) British Columbia Garbutt, Ralph Wyoming Stewart, Bud Wyoming Gengerke, Tom Iowa Tennant, Don Montana Glover, Ron South Dakota Thomas, Bob (d) Nebraska Goettl, John Colorado Thomas, Ron British Columbia Gray, Joe South Dakota Thoreson, Nels Montana Halterman, Joe (d) Montana Turpin, Richard Nebraska Hanten, Robert South Dakota Unkenholz, Dennis South Dakota Henegar, Dale (d) North Dakota VanVelson, Rod Colorado Hill, William Montana Voix, Charles Wyoming Hudelson, Ralph Wyoming Warnick, Don South Dakota Huggins, Wilbur Wyoming Watkins, H S (d) Alberta Johnson, Ron Saskatchewan Webber, Don Colorado Kehmeier, Ken Colorado Whaley, Roy Wyoming Kilistoff, Joe Alberta Whiting, Bill Saskatchewan Kooyman, Bert (d) Manitoba Whitney, Art (d) Montana Kreil, Al (d) North Dakota Willoughby, Harvey (d) Colorado Kretschmar, Paul Wyoming Windsor, Dennis Manitoba Lawler, Herb Manitoba 3 Previous Annual Workshop Locations 1st 1952 Georgetown Lake, Montana 30th 1981 Cody, Wyoming 1953 Fort Qu’Appelle, Saskatchewan 1982 Lethbridge, Alberta 1954 Sheridan, Wyoming 1983 Minot, North Dakota 1955 Banff, Alberta 1984 Scottsbluff, Nebraska 1956 Minot, North Dakota 1985 Rapid City, South Dakota 1957 Deadwood, South Dakota 1986 Brandon, Manitoba 1958 Miles City, Montana 1987 Fort Collins, Colorado 1959 Regina Saskatchewan 1988 Lewistown, Montana 1960 Casper, Wyoming 1989 Regina, Saskatchewan 10th 1961 Lethbridge, Alberta 1990 Casper, Wyoming 1962 Dickinson, North Dakota 40th 1991 Lethbridge, Alberta 1963 Deadwood, South Dakota 1992 Bismark, North Dakota 1964 Red Lodge, Montana 1993 Scottsbluff, Nebraska 1965 Regina, Saskatchewan 1994 Deadwood, South Dakota 1966 Cody, Wyoming 1995 Winnipeg, Manitoba 1967 Banff, Alberta 1996 Fort Collins, Colorado 1968 Dickinson, North Dakota 1997 Bozeman, Montana 1969 Rapid City, South Dakota 1998 Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan 1970 Billings, Montana 1999 Casper, Wyoming 20th 1971 Regina, Saskatchewan 2000 Lethbridge, Alberta 1972 Sheridan, Wyoming 50th 2001 Minot, North Dakota 1973 Calgary Alberta 2002 Sidney, Nebraska 1974 Minot, North Dakota 2003 Deadwood, South Dakota 1975 Scottsbluff, Nebraska 2004 Winnipeg, Manitoba 1976 Rapid City, South Dakota 2005 Sterling, Colorado 1977 Winnipeg, Manitoba 2006 Glasgow, Montana 1978 Denver, Colorado 2007 Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan 1979 Billings, Montana 1980 Regina, Saskatchewan 4 Workshop Registrants ALBERTA Cory Aikins Richard Carson LCC (student) Gartner Lee Limited #204-75 Temple Blvd. W. 95 Herder Dr. Lethbridge, AB T1K 5M2 Sylvan Lake, AB T4S 2K3 403-308-9863 [email protected] [email protected] Mike Christensen Gary Ash Golder Associates Golder Associates #11 1033 Youvill Dr. W. #300 10525-170 St. Edmonton, AB Edmonton, AB [email protected] 780-483-3499 [email protected] Jason Cooper Fish & Wildlife nd th Jason Blackburn 2 Floor, YPM Place 530 8 St. S Alberta Conservation Association Lethbridge, AB T1J 2J8 2nd floor, YPM Place 530-8th St, S. 403-382-4353 Lethbridge, AB T1J 2J8 [email protected] 403-381-5335 [email protected] Cameron Davis Golder Associates Jeff Brezenski 729 Fairways Cr. Golder Associates Airdrie, AB 67 Bernuda Cross Rd 403-945-1209 Calgary, AB [email protected] 403-260-2237 [email protected] John Derksen LCC th Carliegh Brown 1505 14 Ave, S. LCC (student) Lethbridge, AB T1K 0T6 112-1623 Scenic Heights 403-328-6953 Lethbridge, AB T1K 1N4 [email protected] 403-332-1977 [email protected] Shona Derlukewick Golder Associates Dick Brown #300 10525-170 St. Fish & Wildlife Edmonton, AB Box 101 780-930-8672 St. Paul, AB T0A 3A0 [email protected] 780-645-6321 [email protected] 5 David Derosa Angela Holzapfel Sustain. Res. Development, Alberta Golder Associates Fisheries #300 10525-170 St. Box 71 Edmonton, AB Canyon Creek, AB T0G 0M0 780-483-3499 780-849-7108 [email protected] [email protected] Brad Hurkett Suzanne Earle Alberta Conservation Association Golder Associates 2nd floor YPM Place 535 8th St. #300 10525-170 St. Lethbridge, AB T1J 2J8 Edmonton, AB 403-382-4304 780-483-3499 [email protected] [email protected] Kent Kristensen Paul Emery Golder Associates Golder Associates 4562 Turner Square 9918 19th St. Edmonton, AB Edmonton, AB 780-436-4562 780-488-5205 [email protected] [email protected] Rocky Konynenbelt Wes English Fish & Wildlife Fish & Wildife Box 1720 P.O. Box 8242 Rocky Mountain House, AB T4T 1B3 Cold Lake, AB T9M 1N2 403-845-8268 780-639-4282 [email protected] [email protected] Curtis McLeod JR Hall Golder Associates Golder Associates 229, 52349 Rn Rd 222 #107 10330 123 St. Sherwood Park, AB Edmonton, AB 780-922-3074 780-490-1510 [email protected] [email protected] Shannon Miller Paul Harper Golder Associates Fisheries and Oceans Box 866 #204-704 4th Ave, S. Oraway, AB Lethbridge, AB T1J 0N8 780-967-1099 403-394-2927 [email protected] harperp@dfo_mpo.gc.ca Alison Ondrack Steve Herman Golder Associates Fish & Wildlife #38 Summerton Landing Box 1720 Edmonton, AB Rocky Mountain House, AB T4T 1B3 [email protected] 403-845-8213 [email protected] 6 Travis Ripley Julia Talotti Fish & Wildlife LCC (student) #100 3115 12th St. N.E. 133, LLC Residence Calgary, AB T2E 7J2 Lethbridge, AB T1K 8A2 403-297-7199 403-795-4355 [email protected] [email protected] Fraser Roberts Charmaine Trottier LCC (student) LCC (student) 115 6660 52 Ave. E-11331 32 St. Red Deer, AB T4N 6V3 Edmonton, AB T5W 4R8 403-314-9441 403-892-6753 [email protected] [email protected] Joe Sonnenberg Scott Wilson LCC (student) Gartner Lee Limited 1310 23rd Ave P.O. Box 885 Coaldale, AB T1M 1E1 Rocky Mountain House, AB T4T 1A6 403-345-5661 403-845-2559 [email protected] [email protected] Rob Stack Jesse Versluys Golder Associates LCC (student) #300 10525-170 St. Unit 116A 3010 College Dr. S. Edmonton, AB Lethbridge, AB T1K 8A2 780-483-3499 403-795-5571 [email protected] [email protected] Corey Stefura Golder Associates BRITISH COLUMBIA #300 10525-170 St. Edmonton, AB Gary Carder 780-483-3499 1950 27th Ave. NE [email protected] Salmon Arm, BC V1E 3X4 250-852-4171 Cam Stevens [email protected] Golder Associates #300 10525-170 St. Edmonton, AB 780-483-3499 COLORADO [email protected] Ken Kehmeier Curtis Stratmoen Colorado Division of Wildlife LCC (student) 317 W Prospect St. 3631 63 St. Ft. Collins, Colorado 80526 Camrose, AB T9V 4K3 970-472-4350 403-693-9737 [email protected] [email protected] 7 MANITOBA Lisa Tack Don Bilenduke Fisheries Fisheries/Fish Culture 200 Saulteauz Cr. Box 99 Winnipeg, MB West Hawk Lake, MB 204-945-7787 204-349-2228 [email protected] [email protected] Jarrett Brochez MONTANA Fisheries and Oceans Box 330 Kenneth M. Backes Onanole, MB Fish Wildlife & Park 204-848-0160 906 S. Sewell Ave. [email protected] Miles City, MT 59301 234-0925 Warren Coughlin [email protected]. Fisheries Box 6000 Steve Dalbey Gimly, MB Fish Wildlife & Park 204-642-6099 930 W Custer Ave. [email protected] Helena, MT 59601 406-495-3263 Jonny Frieser [email protected] LCC (student) RR2 Box 282 Cody Dix Morden, MB R6M 2A1 Fish Wildlife & Park 204-822-3017 P.O. Box 165 [email protected] Fort Peck, MT 59223 406-526-3286 Ken Kansas [email protected] Fisheries Box 6000 Dave Fuller Gimly, MB Fish Wildlife & Park [email protected] Box 165 Fort Peck, MT 59223 Jeff Moyer 406-526-3286 Fisheries and Oceans [email protected] 101 1st Ave, NW Dauphin, MB Bill Gardner 204-622-4072 Fish Wildlife & Park [email protected] P.O. Box 938 Lewistown, MT 59457 Todd Schwartz 406-538-4658 Fisheries and Oceans [email protected] 501 University Cr. Winnipeg, MB 204-983-4231 [email protected] 8 Tyler Haddix Ryan Lott Fish Wildlife & Park Fish Wildlife & Park P.O. Box 165 Box 6 Fort Peck, MT 59223 Fort Peck, MT 59223 406-526-3289 406-526-3286 [email protected] [email protected] Paul Hamlin Andrew Ollenbury Fish Wildlife & Park Fish Wildlife & Park 67 Hawk Dr. 217 Mikeriver Dr. Great Falls, MT 5404 Fort Peck, MT 59223 406-454-5852 406-526-3524 [email protected] [email protected] Heath Headley Jeff Remus Fish Wildlife & Park Fish Wildlife & Park P.O.
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