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I have mixed feelings about this. I hope there can be a respectful and informative discussion about the Bonneville Power Administration’s decision to stop funding Columbia River hatcheries...

I watched my good friend hook a 45” Pike on a gurgler, the eat is etched in my memories. Cast into the weed bed, blown up as it hit open water.

Slimy for sure - top water action is awesome, some huge explosions. They are good eats for a shore lunch too.

https://scholar.lib.vt.edu/ejournals/JARS/v61n2/v61n2-bluhm.html I’m adding this here, not orchid related, but covers the Gnomes - Hemitomes congestum, and the other Monotropes of the PNW.

I see your traveling by “big otter”!

Steve If you don’t have this reference it is as thorough as I have seen.

My dog quickly learned to love it to. When I dropped my pack to dig out the deet as we hit an infested meadow he came over to get freshened up. I miss backpacking in the Sierras, and my dog.

It was really nice to see many empty seed pods from the last 2 seasons, it seems that they have a good chance of propagating. The Washington Lily is one of the best smelling blooms that I have put my nose to. Good luck in your try at propagating the seeds you have. I saw my first low elevation...

4600-5000’ I probably don’t make it back this year, the last few miles of road were “pumped” by heavy equipment. I will be back next year for sure.