Free at last, free at last...
Thank God Almighty
She's free at last!




http://www.peninsuladailynews.com/articl...a-river-is-free

Awesome! nooch next maybe? A great pipe dream...but thats probably all.

Saw it on the news tonight. Been a long, hard road to get those goddamn things outta there. A great day for sure.

Now, about those hatchery fish……..

Thank goodness!!

Now we can finally get some hatchery fish up in that pristine wilderness! Maybe someday it will be as good of fishery as the skokomish...

Just think of the unclipped hatchery fish the cheaters will plant from their new hatchery. WTF are they thinking. It's just more proof that they don't give sh!t about native runs. They want instant gratification which could take on several meanings. Why spend the money to get rid of the dams if you're putting hatchery fish in the river. The article said they've waited for 100 years....to put in a new hatchery? Now there will be empty cans of beer all the way up the river.

Hey, do us all a favor and don't breed. K?

Take a good look at the pics. Glines Canyon is what is known as a "gun-sight" canyon, or a V-shaped canyon. That is, it's narrow and steep (like a gun-sight) with lots of water flowing thru it. This geological feature is extremely rare in the U.S. nowadays. Why? Because these places were dammed up many years ago. They were the perfect place for a dam. With the removal of dams in the Pacific Northwest, these geologic features are becoming more visible (e.g. Condit Dam).

You can see why they decided to build a dam at Glines Canyon. It's the perfect place......