Mark Tinsky wrote...
snipped good news
Of course this is subject to appeal but for the time being it will
stand and the fact that they have accepted the principal of river
water and ground water somehow being linked will be hard to turn back.
This is certainly good news for the trout that suffer very low
warm flows during summer droughts.

Mark,

It seems like things are looking up for you this year. Between this new
ruling (if that is what happened) and the decent snowpacks, your trip
this summer should be a very memorable one and on par with those that I
have often heard/read about. The story that I read was:

http://www.montanariveraction.org/sm...andowners.html

Same thing or do you know something that I haven't come across yet?

You seem to have taken a particular interest in this piece of water and
I can't tell you how cool that is. If every fisherman "adopted" their
"local" water, we would have a very good source of water information
that could be shared with the whole "fishing public." If you haven't
heard of them before, I encourage you to become a "river watcher."
Check out:
http://www.montanariveraction.org/vo....watchers.html
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Warren
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