[steelie]

Todays article in the Santa Rosa Press Demoncrat tells the story of how too much water can kill fish.

Although Mr. Hearn is probably misquoted that "higher flows take away the small gravel and sand... that fish need"
They generally need cobble from 1" - 5" depending on the species. Temperature is most affected by unnatural streamflows expieriancing too much solar radiation. (sunlight)

Jeff I and several others that were at Jarbidge and Klamath will try to meet up with the convoy in Calistoga on saturday and go on to Sacramento for Sunday's Rally. See Ya we hope!

[justrepublican]

Bumping for exposure.

[Jeff Head]

Well, I am down in Texas right now and will be for the next little while.

Hope to see the convoy as it passes through the Dallas area.

[Carry_Okie]

Temperature is most affected by unnatural streamflows expieriancing too much solar radiation. (sunlight)

There is a LOT of debate about this contention. The relationships between canopy, late season vegetative water competition, flow rate v adsorptive surface, geothermal cooling v turbulent heating, insect drop v available primary nutrition, etc. are not well understood. To which Moyle would agree.