View Of A Small Creek I Know In Western Washinton That is Still Full Of Salmon In Mid-Nov. This Year , Late Rains Made It Hard For Them To Reach THe Upper Areas Of The Creek. The Run Was Also A Bit Late This Year For These " Chum " Salmon. ( Actually, Chum Salmon Are Still Doing Well In Puget Sound Compared To Chinook And Salmon , But Runs Like Those Seen Today Will Become MOre Rare As Time Going By ) Many Creeks 30 Years Ago Were As Good As This, But Logging, Trophy Houses, And Pavement Have All But Killed Off Many Of The Other Creeks. Enjoy These Photos As Soon
Forest Creek Littered With Salmon Carcasses
Spawning Salmon Swim By One Of Their Dead
Salmon Flys Over Gravel Bar On Low Water
Like A " Scene From Alaska "
Look Carefully,, Lots Of Fins Heading Upstream
Dead Salmon Line Creek
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Spawned Salmon Will Be Food For Many Fish , Birds ANd Forest Dwellers
Fisherman Line Up To Catch Fish "Waiting " For The Rains That Never Came
Fishermen Have A " Field Day " With Chum This Year
Chum Salmon Hooked Near Month Of Creek
Male Chum Finding Tough Going With Little Water This Fall
Dead " Male Chum " After Spawning
Salmon Working It's Way Upsteam
75 Years Ago, This Was A " Cedar Forest "
Old Growth Cedar Stumps Left From 1930's Logging Of Area
My Camera Bag " Porter " Near Old Cedar Stump From 1930's Logging
Daughter " Angela " WIth Look Of " Dismay " Over Dead Salmon