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Sept 6, 1977 (cont.) of a hatch and the rise of
fish was resultory but nonetheless we took 15
cuts between us , from 10 am to 3 pm with time
off for a nap after lunch. They ran from 13" to
19" - I don't recall previously seeing anything
smaller than about 15" but it had several today.
A group of harlequin ducks dived and frolicked
around us all day, along with an occasional
transient merganser. Ospreys were patrolling the
river. He saw loons, more and elk along the
road.
Sept 7
Upper Lamar
Parked at the little turn out west of Lamar
Range St. and walked across the big grassy
flat to the south sweeping bend of the Lamar River.
Saw two coyotes on the flat and a band of 14
pronghorn at the west end of the valley. They
tell us there is considerable winter grazing of
coyotes here because of the high fawn prices -
up to 50 a year they estimate. These two
animals were mighty shy - took off running
at our 1/4 mile.
He immediately started fishing when he
reached the river and the rise continued until
about 2pm, slowing down toward the end. Our