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201. [Image] Releasing marked fish
Releasing marked fish above Bonneville Dam with the anal and right vental removedCitation -
202. [Image] Releasing marked fish
Releasing marked fish above Bonneville Dam with the anal and right vental removedCitation -
203. [Image] North Branch Toutle River
Part of channel of North Branch Toutle River in broad outwash plain near Mt St HelensCitation -
204. [Image] Fish tail falls
Fish tail falls near Silver Creek on the Entiat RiverCitation -
206. [Image] Washougal River
Washougal River at an upstream power dam which shows a new fish ladderCitation -
207. [Image] Richland Dam
Richland dam near mouth of Yakima RiverCitation -
209. [Image] Stocking fish
Dumping fish in Wenatchee River above Tumswater weir at Plain, WashingtonCitation -
210. [Image] Falls and log jam
Falls and log jam in Little Wenatchee River beyond which the bluebacks, chinooks, steelheads, "silvers," etc could not migrate in 1939Citation -
211. [Image] Richland Dam
Richland Dam near mouth of the Yakima RiverCitation -
212. [Image] Chinooks jumping over middle rocks
Rock Island DamCitation -
213. [Image] Chinook salmon
Chinooks at Kalama rackCitation -
214. [Image] Tunnels from collecting pool
Tunnels from collecting pool into brail at east trap at the Rock Island DamCitation -
215. [Image] Chinooks jumping rock
Chinooks jumping rock left of middle ladder at Rock Island DamCitation -
216. [Image] First fish haul
Left trap at Rock Island Dam. Washington Governor Clarence Daniel Martin on truckCitation -
217. [Image] Irrigation ditches
Irrigation ditches from the Yakima River crossing the Terrace Heights Wasteway of the Roza Canal near Yakima, Washington. Crossing from the top to bottom are: Roza Canal; Selah-Moxee Canal; Highway Bridge; ...Citation -
218. [Image] Rock Island Dam
Rock Island dam showing the central spillway, west trap and fishwayCitation -
219. [Image] Cispus River from Muddy Fork bridge
River 22 feet wide and the falls are 5 feet highCitation -
220. [Image] Rock Island Dam
Rock Island Dam on the Columbia RiverCitation -
221. [Image] Backpacking trip into Grays River
Pictured Left to Right: Lobell; Hanavan; and Jobes rest during backpacking trip into Grays River.. They carried 60 pounds each in their packs.Citation -
222. [Image] Sawmill Dam
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223. [Image] Bear Creek waterfalls
Impassable 10 foot falls 1/4 mile above mouth of Bear Creek, a tributary of the South Fork Toutle RiverCitation -
224. [Image] Gate into hoist of fish trap
Gate into hoist of fish trap at Rock Island DamCitation -
225. [Image] Central fish hoist and elevator
Central fish hoist at Rock Island DamCitation -
227. [Image] Spawning riffles in Nason Creek
Excellent spawning riffles for salmon and steelhead trout in Nason Creek; a tributary of the upper Wenatchee RiverCitation -
228. [Image] Salmon entering elevator from brail
Rock Island DamCitation -
229. [Image] Putting water in fish truck
Putting water in fish truck showing hatch on fish tank at the Rock Island DamCitation -
230. [Image] Rock Island Dam fish loads
First load of Chinooks and Steelheads at the left (east) trapCitation -
231. [Image] Salmon going from brail through tunnel to elevator
Left trap at the Rock Island Dam during the summerCitation -
232. [Image] Fish-tail Falls
Fish-tail falls, found in the upper Entiat box canyon, is a barrier to salmon.Citation -
233. [Image] Emptying load of salmon
John Manning (United States Bureau of Fisheries truck driver) emptying his truck load of salmon at the Plain dump in the Wenatchee River. MG Hanavan (Junior Aquatic Biologist) is observing their condition ...Citation -
234. [Image] Filling fish truck
Filling a fish truck at the east trap at Rock Island DamCitation -
235. [Image] Chinook jumping rock
Chinook jumping rock left of middle ladder at the Rock Island DamCitation -
236. [Image] Salmon on counting board
Salmon on counting board between brail and elevator at the Rock Island DamCitation -
237. [Image] Salmon on counting board
Salmon on counting board between brail and elevator at the Rock Island DamCitation -
238. [Image] Loading fish truck at left trap
Rock Island Dam during springCitation -
239. [Image] Salmon entering elevator from brail
Rock Island DamCitation -
240. [Image] Salmon Trap with brail raised
Rock Island DamCitation -
241. [Image] Canyon near mouth of Klickitat River
The water flow is about 782 feet per secondCitation -
242. [Image] Chinook jumping rock
Chinook jumping rock left of middle ladder at the Rock Island DamCitation -
243. [Image] HB Holmes standing in riffle
HB Holmes standing in long riffle about 1/2 mile downstream from Sunnyside By-Pass. Photo shows depth and width of riffleCitation -
244. [Image] Lower Cowlitz Falls
Lower Cowlitz Falls eight miles below Randle, Washington. The falls are 4 feet high and are not a barrier for fishCitation -
245. [Image] Screens and headgates
Screen and headgates on Middy ditch just beyond the Rosa ditch by-passCitation -
246. [Image] Fish sliding into tank
Fish sliding into tank of fish truck at Rock Island DamCitation -
247. [Image] Loading fish truck
Loading fish truck at east trap at Rock Island DamCitation -
248. [Image] Chinooks in brail
Chinooks in brail at east trap at Rock Island DamCitation -
249. [Image] Central spill and left fishway
Central spill and left fishway taken from middle fishway at Rock Island DamCitation