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The Hatchery sits in a pristine setting. Here you see in the background the snow capped 'collosseum'. |
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Using the buddy system to get suited up for the float. |
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The water is very clear on this float. You can see every stone. |
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A very beautiful section of the Seymour. |
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Glass smooth |
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Some of the water is deep and needs to be covered slowly. |
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Fish love to hide under woody debris. Here you have to be very thorough when looking for steelies. Even then, you miss some fish. |
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Some parts of the river run slow and deep. |
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The Seymour has a wide range of strata; from canyon to flood plain. |
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Lots of good gravel for spawning here but the dam has cut off most of what they used to have. |
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Boulders, gravel, fallen trees it all makes for good steelhead habitat. |
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Taking a rest from the float and tallying up the fish observed that day. |
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