Coho run coming up short?

[adamcu280]

Well you can Google how and why sealions are increasingly farther upstream on rivers like the columbia and how they pick off salmon at the ladders and other bottlenecks. It's not all global warming.

Ladders and bottlenecks you say? I’d look at those. You can Google them.

 

[SculpinSwinger]

Ladders and bottlenecks you say? I’d look at those. You can Google them.

Looks like a human caused condition.

 

[adamcu280]

Looks like a human caused condition.

Sure does. Hmm. We should probably blame wildlife instead.

 

[fatbillybob]

Looks like a human caused condition.

Hope you like your bass fishery

 

[adamcu280]

Hope you like your bass fishery

This is obviously a simplification for a post on an internet forum.

Bass seem to like warm sleepy water, like the kind you find behind dams.

Salmon seem to like cold fast water, like the kind you find when rivers aren't dammed or dams are removed. See: Elwha and Klamath.

I recommend Google Scholar and not just regular Google for this topic.

 

[fatbillybob]

This is obviously a simplification for a post on an internet forum.

Bass seem to like warm sleepy water, like the kind you find behind dams.

Salmon seem to like cold fast water, like the kind you find when rivers aren't dammed or dams are removed. See: Elwha and Klamath.

I recommend Google Scholar and not just regular Google for this topic.

If you don't think salmonids are under attack from all sides perhaps just go fishing and see for yourself.

 

[adamcu280]

If you don't think salmonids are under attack from all sides perhaps just go fishing and see for yourself.

Um, where did I say salmonids aren't under attack from all sides?