The Long Tom Watershed Council is hosting a public meeting 6pm, Jan 29th at the Monroe high school to discuss the state of fisheries on the river.
The Long Tom is home to a host of native fish species, including Pacific Lamprey, Oregon Chub, Spring Chinook, and Cutthroat Trout. Karen Hans, ODFW Fisheries Biologist and Jed Kaul, LTWC Fisheries Biologist / Restoration Projects Manager will discuss the status of these species, and offer suggestions on how you can help with protection and restoration.
What a wonderful group of folks…. I got to work with them for just a short while before I had my upper back surgery last year. This group of folks do a great job and are very pleasant to be around, I couldn’t have enough good things to say about my short involvement with them or there dedication to that watershed. If you guys cam make it, go see’em – and to the Long Tom Watershed folks, thank you very much for all of your efforts.
Moon