State of the river

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Re: State of the river 2019/04/11 20:30:43 (permalink)
No steelhead clipping in near future due to the number of fish roaming from Canada. If both countries dont clip numbers are unreliable.

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Re: State of the river 2019/04/11 20:33:39 (permalink)
All PFR that has been acquired is village owned property. New trails and stairs planned throughout. . New lots at 2a and 13 , wires hole and DPW

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Re: State of the river 2019/04/11 20:37:49 (permalink)
81 land mentioned above, there is no news mentioned other than offers have been made almost every year for PFR

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Re: State of the river 2019/04/11 20:49:09 (permalink)
That's all other than the usual complaining and moaning from the usuals

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Re: State of the river 2019/04/13 09:20:56 (permalink)
I would characterize the people who made noise about Atlantic and Skams as a small but vocal contingent of lake guides.  I am definitely getting tired of going to or participating in DEC functions where one or two people just take over and "run the show" with their questions and comments shouted out from the floor.  Definitely good to hear that they acquired permanent easements on 1.7 miles of bank in the Village.
 
With the river going up to 3500 yesterday, I spent a fair part of the day hiking and scouting.  I have  a hard time with Dan Bishop's contention about exhausting carrying capacity, I walked a huge piece below Tubbs Road, and saw only one redd.  The only fish I saw were north of Orwell up into the Chateua**** State Forest, that area doesn't even show up on the access maps, it is so far upstream from the river..
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Re: State of the river 2019/04/13 17:20:11 (permalink)
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Complaints about stocking atlantics and skamania for summer fishery from everyone and Reasons why they want to continue. These are mostly Federally funded so they need to stop complaining (my take). Increased lamprey control as they are spawning further up river. They went over all t by e river restoration and rock placements

Clint that "everyone" was all guides.
If I can't make money off it why are you spending money on it.
At least that how I took it.
I go up
every summer chasing dreams.
Screw them!
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Re: State of the river 2019/04/13 17:24:03 (permalink)
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The new project at Ellis this summer they are blocking many side channels to promote greater flow during off peak flows. At peak flows water will spill into the side channels. Much bank erosion projects there too.

With the 3500cfs we got to see how some of the vanes worked and at least the T
ailwater work looked to be doing what it was meant to do.
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Re: State of the river 2019/04/13 19:42:10 (permalink)
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Complaints about stocking atlantics and skamania for summer fishery from everyone and Reasons why they want to continue. These are mostly Federally funded so they need to stop complaining (my take). Increased lamprey control as they are spawning further up river. They went over all t by e river restoration and rock placements

Clint that "everyone" was all guides.
If I can't make money off it why are you spending money on it.
At least that how I took it.
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every summer chasing dreams.
Screw them!


Yes it was. I may have been the only non guide , non business owner there  I think. They stated they are closer to making a more tolerant strain for Lake O

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Re: State of the river 2019/04/14 03:51:34 (permalink)
Clint Lucky and I were there.
We were looking for you but it was tough in that setting.
I also saw several people that I believe  were simply fishers.
It was one of the things I liked most.
But we and they were not yelling interrupting the meeting as the professionals were doing.
Sorry we missed you! 
 
 
 
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Re: State of the river 2019/04/14 07:07:45 (permalink)
I looked for your big tall self along with L13 and did not see you guys. Yea I kept quiet and just listened. I was sitting in the same row but the opposite end of Melinda

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Re: State of the river 2019/04/14 12:49:39 (permalink)
I fell and hurt my knee.
We were just inside the doors, top right so I could stretch my leg into the aisle without tripping anybody.
I don't remember what it was for exactly but the first applause was started by Lucky.
Rose was sitting right across the aisle from us.
 
 
 
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Re: State of the river 2019/04/15 08:25:15 (permalink)
I was very surprised that we shared the Midriver with a nearly full house, but we were the only ones at the meeting.  I think a lot of them pulled out for home when they saw what was happening with the flow (Thursday's 2200 is hard fishing, but 3500 is a waste of energy for a flyrodder, I can't imagine today's 5500!).  Certainly, Friday PM was almost abandoned except for the boaters, and they were getting quite a ride.
 
I should add that the hatchery was full, 7 races with fish, lots of hogs, so if they stay there until the water recedes a bit, and don't just ride the first wave below Beaver dam all the way to the lake, May could be lots of fun up there.
 
I said hello to Fred, he was out scrubbing one of the dry tanks, he says he'll be there most days until July when he gets laid off for a month.
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Re: State of the river 2019/04/15 14:26:08 (permalink)
I'm wondering what happened with the fingerlings they planted downriver on Thurs before the cfs jumped up twice.  
I think I recall them saying it was only about 4000 fish but since they were in the currentless raceways and suddenly hit in the face by 5500cfs did they find a place to ride it out or are they in the lake without imprinting on the river?
 
 
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