I'd run up to the Raging river launch to see if anyone hit any fish, then up to Plums for a boat launch visit and chat. I'd see bank fisher folk, fly floggers swinging fur & feather above the golf course, and a sled or two side drifting along the fall city rip-rap.

Wow, what a difference these daze! No drift boats, no toons, no spey rods and steeple casters along the banks, no boon-dogging, no drift boats rowing back to the top of Plums for another go, nothing, nada, zipp-zero tiny amount!!!

What I did see was the KC Property Use notice to the public about the hatchery property upgrades, ( now halted/pending ), and an aging hatchery operation that really needed fixes & upgrades so it could help provide current and future fishing opportunity to the PS metro steelhead fisherfolk on a river that really should be on the list of PS basin "Hatchery Supported" rivers IMNSHO

Take a drive up that way if you have ever fished that creek for summer runs, or winters for that matter, and have a look at what the river looks like today. Just another nail in the dead PS river coffin, hammered down nicely by the conservant coalition of wild steelhead sports fisher folk.