The Man Who Digs for Fish
Frank Jenkinson, eighty-two, has been digging for fish for twenty-five years. His unorthodox conservationist practices have increased the numbers of the salmon population in the Jarvis Inlet from a modest 500 to 25 000. Using a spade and accompanied by his dog, Frank wades up and down the stream, digging for the newly hatched salmon that lie buried in the gravel. Without his intervention they risk dying before reaching maturity.
Frank Jenkinson, eighty-two, has been digging for fish for twenty-five years. His unorthodox conservationist practices have increased the numbers of the salmon population in the Jarvis Inlet from a modest 500 to 25 000. Using a spade and accompanied by his dog, Frank wades up and down the stream, digging for the newly hatched salmon that lie buried in the gravel. Without his intervention they risk dying before reaching maturity.
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réalisateurJack Long
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cinématographieJack Long
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producteur exécutifJohn Taylor
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sonAl West
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montageBruce Giesbrecht
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ré-enregistrementBarry P. Jones
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narrateurTrevor Lautens
The Man Who Digs for Fish, Jack Long, offert par l'Office national du film du Canada