In Tyee Country

Description

The film opens with the worn wooden docks of a century-old fishing club on Canada's west coast, where tradition meets uncertainty. As salmon populations dwindle, the club's members face an existential crisis, confronting the reality that their largest catches may belong to a fading past. Through interviews and observational footage, the documentary highlights the perspectives of long-time members as they reflect on their legacy and the changing environment around them. As the narrative unfolds, it shifts focus to the efforts of the community to adapt and innovate in the face of ecological challenges. Discussions arise about sustainable practices and the future of fishing in the region, revealing the deep connections between the members and the waters they have fished for generations. The film presents a candid look at both the nostalgia for what was and the hope for what could be, illustrating the ongoing struggle to preserve a way of life that is increasingly at risk.