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#96906 - 09/29/00 01:56 AM Stacked Salmon Pictures
Anonymous Unregistered	Went fishing tonight and got some shots of silvers stacked in a hole. Makes for a cool Wall paper. http://www.steelheader.net/ridge/salmon_stream.htm Tight Lines ------------------ Marty Steelheader.net marty@steelheader.net
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#96907 - 09/29/00 12:14 PM Re: Stacked Salmon Pictures
STRIKE ZONE GOOD LUCK Registered: 08/09/00 Posts: 11969 Loc: Hobart,Wa U.S.A	Smilsforu, Nice pic's of the coho. Is this a closed area or a zipper-lip??? Thank's STRIKE ZONE
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#96908 - 09/29/00 03:58 PM Re: Stacked Salmon Pictures
Anonymous Unregistered	Yes ------------------ Marty Steelheader.net marty@steelheader.net
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#96909 - 09/30/00 11:25 PM Re: Stacked Salmon Pictures
Steelheadman River Nutrients Registered: 03/15/99 Posts: 4166 Loc: Poulsbo, WA,USA	Marty, Nice pics. I know where this zipperlip is. You can walk across the river on their backs without getting wet. _________________________ I'd Rather Be Fishing for Summer Steelhead!
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#96910 - 10/01/00 12:11 AM Re: Stacked Salmon Pictures
Anonymous Unregistered	Mine is no more of a zipperlip than Bob's. Plenty of people know it already. It didn't get enough rain to move the fish unfortuanately. The hatchery has all they need so it would be nice to open it up, except they are protecting the chum spawning grounds. ------------------ Marty Steelheader.net marty@steelheader.net
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#96911 - 10/01/00 01:13 AM Re: Stacked Salmon Pictures
Steelheadman River Nutrients Registered: 03/15/99 Posts: 4166 Loc: Poulsbo, WA,USA	I know it's not a zipperlip Marty. Your file names and posts give it away. Heard the hatchery has more than enough eggs. I'm going to take my dad over there in the afternoon and look for some mushrooms (chantrelles)in the forrest also. Its been awhile since he's fished it. I'm sure the rain should move some of the fish. I don't think it will blow out like some of the big rivers. [This message has been edited by Steelheadman (edited 09-30-2000).] _________________________ I'd Rather Be Fishing for Summer Steelhead!
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