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Post by: boneaddict on September 27, 2009, 05:53:27 AM
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Great captures Bone. You don't see too many "live fish" pictures! I'm sure it's not as easy as you make it look?Thanks! They were hard to capture. I took a bunch and all it is are a fish under water. Not "real" interesting. I need one of those rapids where they are leaping out of th ewater. I enjoyed watching them, but not real photographable.
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They are there every year I guess Tom. I just found out about it this year. I went after I read a small tidbit in the paper and decided to check it out. There were a couple dozen reds and probably about 50 fish total up and down stream. I think they get halted there from a damn upstream. There was a bunch of school kids there upstream so I tried to stay out of their way. The water is a bit deep. I was hopeing to get them moving up through some rapids, but they are at the end of their journey. If you want th ecoordinates, le tme know. Supposedly they are there Sept through October. Its hard to capture anything other than fish under water though. I didn't get a chance to go shoot the westside at all. Canada would be good right now for "Springers" (thats what they call them :dunno:) and chums. THat run peaks about October 12th-20th. Usually a few coho but they stick to the pools, chums are very visual, kings...so so Nice thing about it, the canadian despise chum, so lots of open water to photograph or fish.
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