No offense, Kevin, but where did you hear that about the record high
numbers? Sadly it was the opposite, and the drought had a devastating
effect on the Klamath salmon. Adult fish simply died in the river from
lack of water and poor water quality. Audubon magazine just a couple
months back had a good article that summarized the situation there. I can
locate that issue if anyone would like.
I can make you a copy of the sculpin ID book if it gets the "Dave Neely
Seal of Approval". Can you cover my expenses? It's only about 50 pages
and has black and white photos of the sculpins. I recall description of
two sculpin species that had their photos reversed but I can tell you which
they were.
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