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Topic: 95% Salmon Die Off - Larger Hatchery Release  (Read 470 times)

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eastonkayaker

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Just saw this news story,

http://www.kcra.com/news/larger-salmon-releases-planned-in-sacramento-river-near-redding/30967118


"Warm water is to blame for killing off about 95 percent of the eggs and recently hatched fish released from the hatchery. The winter-run salmon rely on water below 60 degrees for spawning".


fisheducator

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Remember to practice safe knots, because big fish don't just break your line, they also break your heart.