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"Low-impact" Hydro power around Moose Pass sought 17 Years, 1 Month ago  
This will kill you. Kenai headwaters sought for low impact hydro. You might wish to contact Friends of Cooper Landing in order to see what you can do to stop this.

http://www...m/3221/story/675881.html
 
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Re:"Low-impact" Hydro power around Moose Pass soug 17 Years, 1 Month ago  
Here is an early article in the Peninsula Clarion:

http://www...0508/new_291445574.shtml


Last fall we fished Crescent Lake and it was a pity to see fish guts in pristine water. Can you imagine what a work crew will do while building a hydro project in this area? I don't see catching fish like this if this hydro project doesn't get stopped in its tracks.
 
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Re:"Low-impact" Hydro power around Moose Pass soug 17 Years, 1 Month ago  
Boy, that is a NICE Grayling!!!

Hope that whole thing can be stopped dead in it's tracks.
 
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Low-impact hydro power around Moose Pass sought 17 Years, 1 Month ago  
Thanks, Ed. How would you like that fish tugging on your line? The fellow that caught it never caught a grayling before. The water clarity of Crescent Lake is equal to if not probably better than Lake Tahoe. Over the years the grayling have declined in size- probably from being eaten. Their size would definitely decline with the construction of hydro unit. Here is another shot of the same fish.
 
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