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Friday, October 15, 2010
Underneath Seattle Freeways.
Washington State Fish and Wildlife Officers from the Cedar River Hatchery release a Female Chinook Salmon. This Weir, which is situated underneath the 405 freeway near Downtown Renton, traps a small percentage of the migrating Salmon on their way to spawning grounds further up the river. The trapped salmon are taken to the hatchery where eggs and semen are harvested.
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Love the No color pic, it was a wet grey day, do you have any others of the Chinook, i am the worker who released it.
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