Hey what’s up Wil Ware I hope you see this comment 🤙🏻 we have a few residents who are willing to keep the trout population alive here in Southern California let’s get something going in Lytle creek
@egld202011 күн бұрын
I wish you guys would pay attention to Lytle creek Ca
@ianblewett311811 күн бұрын
Sounds like a good partnership project. How do you measure success and how do you intend to let people know of it?
@CaliforniaTrout19 күн бұрын
Our amazing partners are the reason we can conduct landscape scale restoration! We will be doing a variety of physical and biological monitoring throughout the life of the project, along with pre- and post- construction aerial drone imagery that can be analyzed. We hope to keep sharing updates through our social media platforms and blogs!
@lorenzomanx368611 күн бұрын
I took a long drive on Copco and Topsy roads from Iron Gate to Keno on June 19th and saw lots of new vegetation and tributaries channeling clear water to the river. While a dramatic site to witness I can see a future of a river valley of beautiful meadows and rocky gorges. The Jenny Creek area was full of wild horses enjoying the huge meadow with the newly emerged creek bed flowing thru. So so many deer I lost count, so while I was saddened by reading about deer dying in the mud flats during drainage they are thriving. Saw a bobcat, grey fox, osprey, and at upper Klamath dispersed camping area, group circle hunting by white pelicans on the river, floating down and flying back upstream time and time again...and they were devouring lots of fish. the river has a muddy look to it throughout as expected. Some private property owners will be impacted more than others for sure. The key for them will be access to the river if they are on the far side of a meadow that was once a lake. I'll take another look next year after the dam removal is complete to see the progress on this great river revival.
@user-cm7he2ep5x12 күн бұрын
People who have never built anything should not be allowed to tear things down
@privatedata66513 күн бұрын
cool
@pplusbthrust13 күн бұрын
With a lifetime of my spare-time focused on the games of fish catching (& releasing) these resilient wild animals deserve our protection & also our respect. They have been subjected to continuous attack by humans for thousands of years as a source of protein. But more recently we have engaged in the destruction of their habitat. The restoration & the protection of their natural habitat will enable them to increase in numbers. After 60+ years of chasing many species of underwater quarry I have spent a couple of years writing a book about it (The Fish Catching Game - The Contest, at Amazon). It is not focused on conservation but mainly on the beauty of the sport. I would hope you would appreciate and support fish catching since fishermen are certainly among your most dedicated supporters. Sincerely; Butch Piacentini
@EverythingIsPhysics15 күн бұрын
Keep up the great work!
@sophiareygrace665618 күн бұрын
hope ALL of the dams in USA are removed for the return of all the salmon and wildlife!!
@KaiMirra22 күн бұрын
Butano park is one of the most beautiful places in California. ❤
@EverythingIsPhysics22 күн бұрын
Great to see this work in San Mateo County!
@skypieper25 күн бұрын
Sonoma creek needs some attention/dollars. I keep finding dead salmon in the fall on railroad slough that fail to make it to the creek.
@norcalsmittysmitty973427 күн бұрын
If the sealions let them get to the river
@garycronk4967Ай бұрын
Nicely done!
@firebry23Ай бұрын
Time to REBUILD BIGGER AND BETTER!
@SiarlWАй бұрын
Great job
@thelastjohnwayneАй бұрын
FREE The Salmon and the Steelhead
@DanielEarth1Ай бұрын
Thanks to Will S. Green, Colusa pioneer, who came up with the idea of the bypass system.
@lilyrothrockАй бұрын
Love this!! Let's do more projects!!
@daviddudeskie6940Ай бұрын
I adopted a salmon once. He swam up the river and died...
@user-fl6et9qi1qАй бұрын
I had posted a link about the proposed landfill at the very source of the Klamath lake, river head waters. Appears to be a state project, third party, being proposed in Klamath County. My concern is that many downstream might not be aware of this project, this will effect us all from the headwaters to the outlet at the coast.
@peterdorn57992 ай бұрын
I'm from washington, excited and cheering the removal
@user-kj9yz9og6c2 ай бұрын
The sooner that dam dam is gone the better.
@joeofoysterbay71972 ай бұрын
Show nice video but cover it with text. That's smart and not at all annoying. Definitely cover up the subject.
@artvandelay57492 ай бұрын
Democrats ruin everything
@millstoneandrope78082 ай бұрын
Who the fuck cares. California is dead and the boomers killed it.
@skypieper2 ай бұрын
Nothing beats seeing a giant fish on a small nor cal creek. Hope we can bring back more anadromous fish!
@2visiondigital2 ай бұрын
I will the lake 🏞
@TheOAKLANDAL2 ай бұрын
What are you doing about all of the geo engineering going on in the skies above you? What happened to the beautiful blue California skies? If you are taking water samples which I’m sure you are, then why are you not sounding the alarm about the unnatural presence of heavy metals like aluminum, barium, strontium in the rain fall and snow pack? How long will this be allowed to continue? When will the conservation groups who claim to be stewards and protectors of our natural world call out the giant geo engineering elephant in the room?
@TheOAKLANDAL2 ай бұрын
What are you doing about all the geo engineering going on in the skies above you? What happened to the beautiful blue California skies? If you’re taking water samples then I know you are seeing the unnatural presence of heavy metals like aluminum, barium, strontium, etc etc… How long will this be allowed to continue? When will the conservation groups who claim to be stewards and protectors of our natural world call out the giant geo engineering elephant in the room?
As a former Vice President and legal counsel on its major litigation in the 80’s and 90’s, Cal Trout has done nothing but self-promotion and taking credit for the hard work of others.
@brucecochran82972 ай бұрын
Next: The Upper Eel!
@Jdiddy-dt9yj2 ай бұрын
Do any of you guys even live in the area
@dayofthejackylАй бұрын
does it matter? I've seen a lot of people who live in the area pouting and throwing fits about their toxic algae bloom lakes disappearing. Typical con bs.
@MrSoarman2 ай бұрын
I am 78 years old, I just pray I can live to see a healty salmon stock return to its land where they were born, thanks to the tribes that did not give up, kutos to all.
@LiterallyOverTheHillAdventures2 ай бұрын
I have yet to see any major discussion on the three isolated, smal bull trout populations in some of the headwaters above the dams. Has anyone done any study what so ever on these populations? I know that both the summer run steelhead, which were supposed to be extirpated, and the bull trout on the Elwha really had positive responses to the two dams on it being removed.
@BungayLad2 ай бұрын
Will the naysaying ever end. It is disheartening to see the constant backbiting and negative commentary clouding the future view of a very positive thing. Keep up the hard work, I am sure there are far more people who appreciate your efforts then the minority of detractors.
@peterdorn57992 ай бұрын
exciting to watch this happen
@thems_the_brakes2 ай бұрын
Congrats to mark. Seems like the right guy for the job!
@mikebellmore41322 ай бұрын
I started at Keno Wednesday, spent a freezing night at Frain Ranch and finished off below Iron gate. They were stocking fall chinook parr and I was so impressed with the water quality below the dam. Such an investment in the rivers future. I feel sorry for local property owners but, those dams were outdated and severely damaging to the river. The property owners suffered but Pacific Power didn't want to invest the necessary funds to complete the required updates.
@johnkilty50912 ай бұрын
I am glad you went an looked for yourself. Too much BS online about how the river has been destroyed. You and myself have seen with our own eyes that the river is in recovery. I was West of I 5, 3 weeks ago along the river. Looked much like most years after a good rain. I know many locals are unhappy. In a few short years they will see a wonderful change. No one knows more than the locals about what the water in the lakes looked like when the hot weather set in. Smelled like a bucket of hot frogs.
@samstheman61782 ай бұрын
This is such BS. They destroyed all living life in the Klamath including all the trout, insects. We are pushing EPA to step in. 6O minutes is reviewing. The Indians can't drink the water.
@dayofthejackylАй бұрын
@@samstheman6178 yeah sure, buddy
@dayofthejackylАй бұрын
the local property owners have been given a gift, free of charge. they should be thankful instead of whining and crying like entitled brats.
@michaelmorgan52912 ай бұрын
Thank You.
@normanmyrick2 ай бұрын
Mark you blew it.
@LiterallyOverTheHillAdventures2 ай бұрын
I don't know about that. It all seems to be going well. In a few years the river will be healthier than it ever was after the dams were put in. I am interested in the three isolated populations of bull trout that were stranded in the headwaters above the dams. Once they start getting salmon spawn and fry to feed upon and access to the main stem of the river allowing out migration to the sea, they should take off.
@georgehaydukeiii63962 ай бұрын
I'm glad everything is going well and mother nature seems to be cooperating. I was on the dam reach of the Klamath just a couple days ago and it looks like much of the native seed is germinating and the river banks are already getting green. This is an amazing project, and I feel so privileged and lucky to watch it take place. Keep up the good work!
@jaaron28342 ай бұрын
Back in the day, .. All of these creeks and little tributaries were teaming with an abundance of steelhead… but due to the politics of water is just shameful.. If there's no water flowing to the ocean, for steelhead to access spawning grounds, ... There will be no Steelhead for the future...! Why do politicians believe they own the waterways for hydroelectricity?.. They should just mind their own damn business.…!
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Hey what’s up Wil Ware I hope you see this comment 🤙🏻 we have a few residents who are willing to keep the trout population alive here in Southern California let’s get something going in Lytle creek
I wish you guys would pay attention to Lytle creek Ca
Sounds like a good partnership project. How do you measure success and how do you intend to let people know of it?
Our amazing partners are the reason we can conduct landscape scale restoration! We will be doing a variety of physical and biological monitoring throughout the life of the project, along with pre- and post- construction aerial drone imagery that can be analyzed. We hope to keep sharing updates through our social media platforms and blogs!
I took a long drive on Copco and Topsy roads from Iron Gate to Keno on June 19th and saw lots of new vegetation and tributaries channeling clear water to the river. While a dramatic site to witness I can see a future of a river valley of beautiful meadows and rocky gorges. The Jenny Creek area was full of wild horses enjoying the huge meadow with the newly emerged creek bed flowing thru. So so many deer I lost count, so while I was saddened by reading about deer dying in the mud flats during drainage they are thriving. Saw a bobcat, grey fox, osprey, and at upper Klamath dispersed camping area, group circle hunting by white pelicans on the river, floating down and flying back upstream time and time again...and they were devouring lots of fish. the river has a muddy look to it throughout as expected. Some private property owners will be impacted more than others for sure. The key for them will be access to the river if they are on the far side of a meadow that was once a lake. I'll take another look next year after the dam removal is complete to see the progress on this great river revival.
People who have never built anything should not be allowed to tear things down
cool
With a lifetime of my spare-time focused on the games of fish catching (& releasing) these resilient wild animals deserve our protection & also our respect. They have been subjected to continuous attack by humans for thousands of years as a source of protein. But more recently we have engaged in the destruction of their habitat. The restoration & the protection of their natural habitat will enable them to increase in numbers. After 60+ years of chasing many species of underwater quarry I have spent a couple of years writing a book about it (The Fish Catching Game - The Contest, at Amazon). It is not focused on conservation but mainly on the beauty of the sport. I would hope you would appreciate and support fish catching since fishermen are certainly among your most dedicated supporters. Sincerely; Butch Piacentini
Keep up the great work!
hope ALL of the dams in USA are removed for the return of all the salmon and wildlife!!
Butano park is one of the most beautiful places in California. ❤
Great to see this work in San Mateo County!
Sonoma creek needs some attention/dollars. I keep finding dead salmon in the fall on railroad slough that fail to make it to the creek.
If the sealions let them get to the river
Nicely done!
Time to REBUILD BIGGER AND BETTER!
Great job
FREE The Salmon and the Steelhead
Thanks to Will S. Green, Colusa pioneer, who came up with the idea of the bypass system.
Love this!! Let's do more projects!!
I adopted a salmon once. He swam up the river and died...
I had posted a link about the proposed landfill at the very source of the Klamath lake, river head waters. Appears to be a state project, third party, being proposed in Klamath County. My concern is that many downstream might not be aware of this project, this will effect us all from the headwaters to the outlet at the coast.
I'm from washington, excited and cheering the removal
The sooner that dam dam is gone the better.
Show nice video but cover it with text. That's smart and not at all annoying. Definitely cover up the subject.
Democrats ruin everything
Who the fuck cares. California is dead and the boomers killed it.
Nothing beats seeing a giant fish on a small nor cal creek. Hope we can bring back more anadromous fish!
I will the lake 🏞
What are you doing about all of the geo engineering going on in the skies above you? What happened to the beautiful blue California skies? If you are taking water samples which I’m sure you are, then why are you not sounding the alarm about the unnatural presence of heavy metals like aluminum, barium, strontium in the rain fall and snow pack? How long will this be allowed to continue? When will the conservation groups who claim to be stewards and protectors of our natural world call out the giant geo engineering elephant in the room?
What are you doing about all the geo engineering going on in the skies above you? What happened to the beautiful blue California skies? If you’re taking water samples then I know you are seeing the unnatural presence of heavy metals like aluminum, barium, strontium, etc etc… How long will this be allowed to continue? When will the conservation groups who claim to be stewards and protectors of our natural world call out the giant geo engineering elephant in the room?
Get rid of Newsom
Protect CALIFORNIA AT ALL COST
So Cal
Save Southern steelhead!!!
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Nice work people.
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As a former Vice President and legal counsel on its major litigation in the 80’s and 90’s, Cal Trout has done nothing but self-promotion and taking credit for the hard work of others.
Next: The Upper Eel!
Do any of you guys even live in the area
does it matter? I've seen a lot of people who live in the area pouting and throwing fits about their toxic algae bloom lakes disappearing. Typical con bs.
I am 78 years old, I just pray I can live to see a healty salmon stock return to its land where they were born, thanks to the tribes that did not give up, kutos to all.
I have yet to see any major discussion on the three isolated, smal bull trout populations in some of the headwaters above the dams. Has anyone done any study what so ever on these populations? I know that both the summer run steelhead, which were supposed to be extirpated, and the bull trout on the Elwha really had positive responses to the two dams on it being removed.
Will the naysaying ever end. It is disheartening to see the constant backbiting and negative commentary clouding the future view of a very positive thing. Keep up the hard work, I am sure there are far more people who appreciate your efforts then the minority of detractors.
exciting to watch this happen
Congrats to mark. Seems like the right guy for the job!
I started at Keno Wednesday, spent a freezing night at Frain Ranch and finished off below Iron gate. They were stocking fall chinook parr and I was so impressed with the water quality below the dam. Such an investment in the rivers future. I feel sorry for local property owners but, those dams were outdated and severely damaging to the river. The property owners suffered but Pacific Power didn't want to invest the necessary funds to complete the required updates.
I am glad you went an looked for yourself. Too much BS online about how the river has been destroyed. You and myself have seen with our own eyes that the river is in recovery. I was West of I 5, 3 weeks ago along the river. Looked much like most years after a good rain. I know many locals are unhappy. In a few short years they will see a wonderful change. No one knows more than the locals about what the water in the lakes looked like when the hot weather set in. Smelled like a bucket of hot frogs.
This is such BS. They destroyed all living life in the Klamath including all the trout, insects. We are pushing EPA to step in. 6O minutes is reviewing. The Indians can't drink the water.
@@samstheman6178 yeah sure, buddy
the local property owners have been given a gift, free of charge. they should be thankful instead of whining and crying like entitled brats.
Thank You.
Mark you blew it.
I don't know about that. It all seems to be going well. In a few years the river will be healthier than it ever was after the dams were put in. I am interested in the three isolated populations of bull trout that were stranded in the headwaters above the dams. Once they start getting salmon spawn and fry to feed upon and access to the main stem of the river allowing out migration to the sea, they should take off.
I'm glad everything is going well and mother nature seems to be cooperating. I was on the dam reach of the Klamath just a couple days ago and it looks like much of the native seed is germinating and the river banks are already getting green. This is an amazing project, and I feel so privileged and lucky to watch it take place. Keep up the good work!
Back in the day, .. All of these creeks and little tributaries were teaming with an abundance of steelhead… but due to the politics of water is just shameful.. If there's no water flowing to the ocean, for steelhead to access spawning grounds, ... There will be no Steelhead for the future...! Why do politicians believe they own the waterways for hydroelectricity?.. They should just mind their own damn business.…!
We need to bring in a new demo for flyfishing