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On Mar 27, 6:18 pm, "Joe McIntosh" wrote:
still learning---how does a trout find it"s spot beside the streamside log after it has been chased out to midstream? eye ? nose ? [seems current would deny this }? brain memory ? nothing else to think about when you wake up at 4am and paper does not arrive till 6 Joe Hmm, I doubt if anyone actually knows, and the trout ain't telling. But I suspect that it is by nose/lateral line. Even though the moving water washes away scents, I suspect that the substrate continually recharges the water with things that can be sensed by the fish. I once lived downwind from a pulp and paper plant. Even though the wind continually moved the odor away, it was always being recharged, and was always there. I think the 'scents' in the water might be the same. --riverman |
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