No idea on movement at the moment but the Nov part of the run is pure rain driven. That said starting the 11th a four day total of 4 1/2 inches on the Olympic side for tribs is forecast with the upper Chehalis about and inch less. Must admit that the NOAA river forecast projections are not matching weather site yet. Once the river blows we will know.

Being a old guy we used to target in on what was known as the T day fish. In todays terms that is the old native run timing as the early part of the run time was greatly expanded by smolt and fry plants from Bingham hatchery stock. After it was built eggtakes were on the front of the run ( known as run compression ) to try to create hatchery production for commercials with somewhat of a separate run timing.