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27511 NE 29th Ave
Ridgefield, WA 98642
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May 02

Chum Fry East Fork

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We had a great day yesterday working with the WA Fish & Wildlife to put 10,000 Chum Fry into holding raceways over at Dave Brown’s Wild Fish Rescue operation just off the East Fork Lewis River. They will stay there for about two weeks and then be released into the East Fork. Chum are the …

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Friends of The East Fork is a non-profit 501C-3 group dedicated to the improvement of river habitat, good land stewardship, and restoration of The East Fork Lewis River in Vancouver, WA.

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The East Fork Lewis River is a free-flowing stream in SW Washington near Vancouver. The East Fork begins up in the Gifford Pinchot National Forest and travels down through Clark County connecting with the main Lewis River near Woodland.

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