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Fayleen Peters Wiehl, 12, nets a salmon caught on the Yukon River in Tanana, Alaska. Native Americans and other subsistence fishermen who live in this tiny town about 700 miles inland rely on the migrating salmon for smoked and dried fish to get them through harsh winters.

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( Rick Loomis / Los Angeles Times )

Fayleen Peters Wiehl, 12, nets a salmon caught on the Yukon River in Tanana, Alaska. Native Americans and other subsistence fishermen who live in this tiny town about 700 miles inland rely on the migrating salmon for smoked and dried fish to get them through harsh winters.

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