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Post by tsfarling on Mar 28, 2017 9:14:10 GMT -6
My crew and I are about to deploy our temperature loggers and bug samplers this week. We will be on the river Thursday through Sunday. If you see them, please leave them in the river. They will be tagged with orange duct tape that states, OSU Research, DO NOT REMOVE. Some might be flat cinder blocks, regular cinder blocks, or flat pavers. If you could keep an eye out for people messing with them, that would be of great help. The more they are disturbed, the less data I get to analyze to help figure out prey abundance for the trout. Hope to see you guys out there this week and I hope to get in some evening fishing after work. See attached photo of one of my samplers. If you have any questions, feel free to ask. Thanks, Tyler Farling
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Post by hankinsfly on Mar 29, 2017 10:23:53 GMT -6
So Tyler, you saying you don't want me to tie your cinder blocks to some cedar trees and sink them Broken Bow lake for fish structure?
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Post by tsfarling on Apr 3, 2017 6:35:04 GMT -6
No, that would suck! Ha! I also want to add a note that if you do happen to see them out of the water, it would help to put them back into the middle of the stream and throw a few rocks on them. I mainly have issues with this in zone 2 and 3.
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Post by greenman on Apr 3, 2017 7:02:44 GMT -6
Tyler,
Is there a benefit to using the cinder blocks over a steel plate with same weight? To me it seem like a steel plate would be easier to transport and locate in the river as opposed to a cinder block.
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