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<p>Volunteers process kokanee at the Granite Creek fish trap last week. Eggs and semen are taken from the kokanee, then the fish are piped downstream where they will decompose and provide important nutrients to the creek.</p>

<p>Volunteers process kokanee at the Granite Creek fish trap last week. Eggs and semen are taken from the kokanee, then the fish are piped downstream where they will decompose and provide important nutrients to the creek.</p>

December 3, 2012

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Kokanee comeback
December 3, 2012 8 p.m.

Kokanee comeback

HOPE - About 200,000 Lake Pend Oreille kokanee have returned to Granite Creek to spawn this winter, making it one of the largest returns in a dozen years.