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[good TR snipped]
I'm always amazed at how the fish rebound from these sorts of disasters. Imagine what the conditions must be like for them. Their normally clear water is now the consistency of chocolate milk, there's all sorts of debris being washed down at them, the bottom is getting scoured, the current is way up in strength and volume, the water temps must be all over the map. They must look for a big boulder or deep hole and just hunker down. The coming of more normal conditions must just set off a feeding frenzy for the survivors. However, I can't overlook the stories that came out of the Grand the last time it was blown as you described. A road intersection was under water and, according to the storyteller, there were rising trout in the middle of it! Peter |
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