Field notes, v1524
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and a landlocked salmon. Jacklighting after dark produced only a 1/2-grown rolfish (here). mar. 15 foggy & steppin'. Night clear, calm. A half-dozen fisherman along stream at various times (yesterday was first day of the season). Anita's traps in bassel, cipres', etc. caught one also dead. My line caught 2 also longi alive (released), 1 also longi dead, and 1 also olive in some kind of set and isolated as the longi. At 9:30 a.m. set 4 gaffar traps at the only "colony" of trees that we have seen here. Fish trucks in the red, and probably another smaller carniore. During the day caught 1 tree (no song). My line caught 1 also longi (released) during the day. Off the line out, on this side of the river are a few seemingly little clumps of bamboo. On the steep north-facing slope are a few big tall clumps. Higher up on the north-facing slope is a thin fringe of bare, ribbon-dried longi like that on the Argyle pass, caught a 13-inch brown trout at dusk, in chews in a small trap & bassel also * here it is clearly the last fringe of longi before on dead cipres', the longi acoboparada. mar. 16 night clear & calm, day sunny. My traps lie along the 50-year-old log fence in forest, lots of young cipres' and carline, caught 1 live also longi and 3 dead. Fish trucks in red. One more tree caught, still no song. Why no Orpynys? Saw a large rat in the garalog dumps (base of old motor-tracks near mill) last night. One steel trap and 4 MS didn't catch him. bassel, strawberry, trilemium, and yellow spike are all in bloom. In spite of the dry aspect of the