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News Source : New IHS Kingdom 2015 Software Delivers Major Advances in Integration of Geology, Geophysics and Engineering Workflows
Industry-leading geoscience tool offers geosteering, 3-D geology and patent-pending technology for fault interpretation
Wednesday, July 9, 2014 3:06 pm EDT
"Now it becomes a shared workflow process, since geologists, geophysicists and engineers are able to use it"
IHS (NYSE: IHS), the leading global source of information and analysis, has launched IHS Kingdom® 2015, the latest release of its innovative geoscience software. This industry-leading application offers major integration advances such as dynamic map updates, geosteering and 3-D geology and fault attributes based on patent-pending technology, further enabling geologists, geophysicists and engineers to work in a shared platform for greater efficiency.
IHS Kingdom 2015 is a Microsoft Windows®-based geoscience software interpretation tool used by thousands of geoscientists and engineers in more than 100 countries to evaluate potential oil and gas reservoirs and plan field development for both conventional and unconventional plays.
"IHS Kingdom 2015 is a major step forward for the industry in terms of workflow integration, efficiency and accuracy," said Clifford Kelley, IHS geoscience portfolio lead at IHS Energy. "The application provides new, best-of-breed functionality for geoscience interpretation that spans geological, geophysical and engineering capabilities. This enables entire asset teams to work in one application, while also allowing team members to use their day-to-day workflows."
For geoscientists, Kelley said, "it delivers detailed 3-D analysis for fault interpretation and fracture identification, based on Illuminator® technology, which is a new, patent-pending technology. It also offers geosteering capabilities, which helps engineers minimize risk and optimize drilling productivity. Geosteering is important for all field development, but especially significant for development of unconventional resources."
For example, Kelley said, IHS Kingdom 2015 enables engineers operating in unconventional plays to identify areas that are un-fractured for possible development, and to compare fracture monitoring results against areas located away from the immediate borehole. The 3-D capabilities of IHS Kingdom 2015 significantly enhance the identification and understanding of geologic structures and potential hydrocarbon trends compared to the traditional geologic interpretation in map and section views.
Integrated with the new 3-D geology functionality, IHS Kingdom 2015 enables geologists and geophysicists to conduct dynamic depth conversion of time-based data — transforming a common geosciences workflow and increasing the efficiency and accuracy of a process that used to take hours to complete, but is now accomplished in seconds. Using data such as horizons and well tops, this feature allows interpreters to build and maintain a virtual velocity model to convert data from time to depth in a fraction of the time when compared to current practices.
"Typically, geoscientists would have to build and update velocity models with new data as it became available and then, over the course of several hours, would convert that time-based data from the geophysicist into depth, which is required by geologists and engineers," Kelley said. "Formerly, this was a time-consuming process prone to errors. As a result, when drilling costs might run $100,000 a day or more, it meant few operators were willing to stop the drilling process for several hours to update the data volumes, even though accuracy was likely to suffer. Now, because the depth conversion functionality is embedded in IHS Kingdom 2015, the operator who is geosteering the well has real-time information to make more accurate decisions on where to steer the well."
In the past, the depth conversion process was considered a specialty function — a static process usually conducted by a company's resident geophysicist expert. "Now it becomes a shared workflow process, since geologists, geophysicists and engineers are able to use it," Kelley said.
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Definitions for tete-a-teteˈteɪt əˈteɪt, ˈtɛt əˈtɛt
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Random House Webster's College Dictionary
tête-à-têteˈteɪt əˈteɪt, ˈtɛt əˈtɛt(n.; adj.; adv.)(pl.)tête-à-têtes
(n.)a private conversation or interview, usu. between two people.
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Ref: Also called vis-à-vis.
(adj.)of, between, or for two persons together without others.
(adv.)(of two persons) together in private:
to sit tête-à-tête.
Origin of tête-à-tête:
1690–1700; < F: lit., head to head
Princeton's WordNet
a private conversation between two people
love seat, loveseat, tete-a-tete, vis-a-vis(adj)
small sofa that seats two people
tete-a-tete, head-to-head(adverb)
involving two persons; intimately private
"a tete-a-tete supper"; "a head-to-head conversation"
tete a tete(adverb)
without the intrusion of a third person; in intimate privacy
"we talked tete-a-tete"
Webster Dictionary
private conversation; familiar interview or conference of two persons
a short sofa intended to accomodate two persons
private; confidential; familiar
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Looks like Google can shoot itself in the foot too.
As google customers in the adWords and adSense world already know..their customer support is next to useless..they get away with that because of a near monoply situation.. Welcome to the REAL world Google..
Learn fast, employ some real people and don't give 'canned replies' or you will be canned real fast..Bots just can't do everything ...as yet.. Next step.. Robots..with AI (anything to avoid a real customer service).
They really didn't think this through at all. Why didn't they simply get a call center to handle customer queries as an outsource business.
And going a lot deeper why a Google phone? Its just an HTC device running a slightly modified version of Android? Is it unique? would it not sell more units being offered through the existing networks?
Google sees a market, goes after it and tries to "kill" the competition. In this case not quite so, because they still need the networks. Every network is different. Phones need to be configured correctly before they will operate on a network. Everything from voivemail numbers to APN addresses. It may well have some settings installed, but if not customers will have a hard time getting set up.
The only real looser I see here is the consumer. Did they save money? probably not, they would get a comparible phone (Hero/iPhone) for free on most networks. More work for the user? Yep.
who thinks google will strong arm the carrier into providing the CS instead.
Giggle has the message, and the message forum, and this is our first example giggle will do it. Grin and bear it, kiddies. Most of us have seen it coming for years. Isaac Asimov saw it back in the 1950's...
A few years back we saw "Bladerunner" as a corporate example...
If they gave it away to work anywhere, super cheap or ad based, no cancel fees, or just something really unique, maybe you could not have good customer service.
This isn't the revolution I was hoping for and it doesn't make sense to me.


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I also actively try to avoid watching Homeward Bound for this same exact reason.
Edit: I actually just remembered another one. Anyone seen End of Watch? That was pretty brutal too.


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Confirmation Day 1:30pm Mass (12:30pm arrival to gym)
Groups: Stover, Mutrie, Walsh, Morrissey, Leonard
If you are scheduled for the 1:30pm Mass on Sunday April 12th, you will attend the rehearsal on April 11th from 6:00pm-7:30pm.
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oh and for those who are thinking of coming something to sway you there will be prizes....
Looking forward to the event and hope as many people as possible come along to support this inaugural event.
Alex Knight
oh and for those who are thinking of coming something to sway you there will be prizes....
When will we know the agenda for the day?
Like most - I need something to baffle management with
I would also like to have an idea of what is on the agenda and just out of curiousty , what types of prizes ?
we are working om agenda..
it all came toghtier at last minute...
there will be a linux (promise)...
as for others waiting to hear back from people on talks..
also hoping to get something on moodle...
on linux side we have a talk from Andy Trevor from the cutter project (http://www.cutterproject.co.uk/) attending.
Andy Tevor From Cutter Project On Using Linux In Schools.
Apple Intergration - Not sure who is doing it yet
Unconfimred Talks
Moodle (will be one speaking is making sure that they can make it)
and there will be a windows talk plus one more unconfirmed talk...
As for prizes we have some coming in from various companies like serif who kindly donated a full suite of there products plus others.
So book now tell you non edugeek friends.
Also we have got some books from oreilly as prizes as well...
Well i dont think i can make it because 3 out of 7 of us are away which is a shame. Will have to see as i would love to come.
7 Of you!! Which school do you work at!
i could make an educated guess by joining date
by anychance could it be at same place as Josie....
now speaker Paul Champman From Leicester College is going to be giving talk on moodle.
Yes i am at Wyggeston & Q.E.I.College with Josie.Originally Posted by russdev
Although she is not in our department we have
IT Manager
Senior Technician (System Administrator)
Web Developer
4 x Technicians (1 is temporary for a year)
That might be a lot for a school maybe and id say we are only a small College 2000 students 300 staff 500 PC's 300 laptops so still 120+ pc's per techie.
come one you know you can argue this can go towards the moodle training requirments now we have paul coming
Blimey - I went there I think! - University Road/Welford road [always get confused with the other one across the road snce the re-name - how long ago was that! lol]Originally Posted by intrigue
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Where to Farm Grisly Trophy's
Quest: Test Your Strength
Objective: Kerri Hicks wants you to collect 250 Grisly Trophies. Trophies are obtained as long as you kill creatures that offer experience or honor and you have the Darkmoon Field Guide with you.
For some people, it's all fun and games until someone gets hurt. I call those people, weak.
To be the strongest, you have to hurt someone or something. You hurt yourself as you push your body to its limits. You hurt those that threaten the well-being of others.
If you want to be the strongest, you have to fight. How bad do you want it?
I want you to crush those that would offer a challenge to you, then bring me back proof of your triumphs.
Reward: Darkmoon Prize Ticket [10]
Here are some farming spots you can try out,
- 1) Go to The Valley of Fallen Heroes in Icecrown and AOE every group of Converted Hero. Every group grant around 8-9 Grisly Trophys.
- 2) Go to Cathedral of the Darkness in Icecrown and kill the Chosen Zealots. They have around 34k hp, re-spawn is really fast and they are in group of 19 to 25.
- 3) Deepholm, kill Jaspertip Swarmers and Stone Bats.
- 4) Molten Front, go to Igneous Depths, stand on the blue runes and wait for the adds to stack up (like 10 or so) and AOE them down, repeat. You can reset the runes by going out of the instance.
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KBR Announces Fourth Quarter And Full Year 2012 Results
Backlog related to unconsolidated joint ventures is presented as KBR's percentage ownership of the joint venture's estimated revenue. However, because these projects are accounted for under the equity method, only KBR's share of future earnings from these projects will be recorded in revenue. Our backlog for projects related to unconsolidated joint ventures totaled $5.8 billion, $5.7 billion and $1.7 billion at December 31, 2012, September 30, 2012, and December 31, 2011, respectively. Our backlog related to consolidated joint ventures with noncontrolling interest totaled $2.1 billion, $2.7 billion and $3.4 billion at December 31, 2012, September 30, 2012, and December 31, 2011, respectively.
As of December 31, 2012, 43% of our backlog was attributable to fixed-price contracts and 57% was attributable to cost-reimbursable contracts. For contracts that contain both fixed-price and cost-reimbursable components, we classify the components as either fixed-price or cost-reimbursable according to the composition of the contract except for smaller contracts where we characterize the entire contract based on the predominate component.
All backlog is attributable to firm orders as of December 31, 2012, September 30, 2012, and December 31, 2011.
(b) Backlog attributable to unfunded government orders was $0.2 billion, $0.1 billion and $0.4 billion as of December 31, 2012, September 30, 2012, and December 31, 2011, respectively.KBR, Inc.: Reconciliation of EPS Adjusted for Non-cash Goodwill Impairment in 2012(GAAP Reported to Adjusted Non-GAAP)(Millions, except per share data) (Unaudited) The presentation of non-GAAP measures is intended to enhance the usefulness of financial information by providing measures which KBR management uses internally to evaluate our performance on a comparable basis. Presented below are reconciliations of the reported GAAP results to the non-GAAP measures.
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|Apr 10, 2007, 04:23 PM
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What Lipo's do You use on your Trex 450?
I've got a stock 450SA. I'm running a align 430 with a 12t pinion. Right now I''ve got a big old 2200 lipo 14C rating. I'm getting 10 minutes hovering.
What lipos are you guys using with success.
|Apr 10, 2007, 04:28 PM
Breckenridge, CO
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I guess it depends on what you consider success. I am using DN Power 2150 mAh 20C batteries which I am satisfied with mainly because they are relatively cheap and seem to deliver decent power. I only get about half your flight time with my setup but I run a high headspeed. I never fly the batteries more than 5 minutes and I have a resting charge of about 11.5v when finished which is my target zone.
DN Power 20 batteries are about $89 for two.
|Apr 10, 2007, 04:44 PM
Ontario, Canada
Joined Jun 2004
1,174 Posts
Anyway, DN Power... I'll check it out.
|Apr 10, 2007, 05:26 PM
Breckenridge, CO
Joined Nov 2006
912 Posts
I have run them down below 11.0 but my LiPo only lasted about 40 cycles and it was then toast so now I only run them down to about 11.5 or 11.4 at the lowest. These DN packs have had a ton of cycles on them and other than some slight puffing they are still kicking strong.
|Apr 10, 2007, 05:37 PM
(disclaimer: just entering week 2 of TRex ownership)
I set my ESC to the "high cutoff", and have been stopping when the motor starts pulsing. I'm using the Align 2100 mAH 22C batteries that came with the v2. With that setting, it's supposed to do that at 3.2V per cell, which makes 9.6V total. They come off the heli warm, and once they've cooled, it's typically been about 3.4 or 3.5 when I've plugged them in.
I noticed that finless said in the videos that he uses the middle cutoff which is 2.9V each or 8.7V.
Are you implying that I'm probably draining them too far, and thus risking their longevity? 11.0V seems like it would be pretty short flights.
|Apr 10, 2007, 05:41 PM
I'm using an Align 2100mAh, 16C pack in my rex (JGF 450TH, 11 tooth, 335PRO blades) and get about 10 minutes of flying.
I land at about 9 minutes, and when charging, the battery takes from 1600 to 1800mAh, wich seems fine by me.
|Apr 10, 2007, 06:11 PM
It depends. For example, for a 2000mah battery @ 1amp charge, it should take 2 hours.
Right guys?
|Apr 10, 2007, 06:11 PM
Breckenridge, CO
Joined Nov 2006
912 Posts
I slow charge mine with a balance charger at 0.6C which usually takes about 2 1/2 hours or so to charge.
|Apr 10, 2007, 06:18 PM
I fly TP Extreme 2070's and 2200's. I prefer the 2200's with the 430L and the 13-tooth pinion just for the overhead, but we'll see what happens with the Neu 1107h-1.5y!!
I had a TP Prolite 2100 puff just a bit on me when my belt was too tight, so I won't use those packs for sure! Overhead is always good if you can afford the weight...
The 2200's come down around 105 degrees after about 6 minutes of HARD flying.
I charge at 1C (or maybe slightly less), so charge times are always around 1 hour. I have the TP 1010C and the 210 balancer so I could theoretically charge faster, I just choose not to since the packs are so much $$$.
|Apr 10, 2007, 07:04 PM
I use DN Power 2150Mah 20c 11.1v. These are great to start on and are very affordable... Under $50 bucks each...
|Apr 10, 2007, 07:24 PM
I'm using a mixture
Hyperion 1800 20c -
yuntong (came with the heli) that is a 2100 20c
2 x 1700's again 20c
2 x 2200 hextronix 20c
all are great - resting temps are
hyperion 11.x
yuntong 10.7 to 11.0
hextronix 10.8 to 11.0
all balance well and perform great.
Im running high head speed and hover for about 8 to 10 mins - all depends on what pack.
the hextronix are from here they have the align balancer attached.
$32.50 each.
|Apr 10, 2007, 08:07 PM
Joined Sep 2006
7 Posts
Hey brovic777, do you also use the dn charger,or a different one? I am also looking at using these, but I am not sure what ends to put on them for a different charger. I read where theses lipos have reverse polarity for the charger.
|Apr 10, 2007, 09:22 PM
Joined Mar 2007
37 Posts
I have a TP 11.1v 2100mAh 15C continuous/24C burst lipo and was wondering what would be the best voltage to run the battery down to in order to get the maximum number of cycles out of it.
T-Rex 450SA
430L 11t pinion
325 Fiber (will be woodies as soon as LHS gets some in stock)
Anyone have any suggestions??
|Apr 10, 2007, 09:37 PM
I will list in order:
TP are #1
2nd The new align 22c are really nice if the reseller gives you a good deal on them.
3rd DN power, best bang for the buck... cmon, $90 for 2 packs cant beat that
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Rainbow Trout, Chinook and Coho Salmon, Winter-Run Steelhead
Flows into the north arm of Mayfield Lake.
Take U.S.12 to Morton, turn north on Highway 7, drive half a mile, and turn left (west) on Highway 508 to follow the river downstream. Drive three miles and turn right (north) to reach the North Fork Tilton.
Ike Kinswa State Park is located where the Tilton flows into Mayfield Lake, and has both tent and RV sites, restrooms, with showers, and other amenities. Food, gas, lodging, and tackle are available in Morton.
Fishing the Tilton River:
Generous late-spring plants of hatchery rainbows provide most of the fishing action on this small tributary to the Cowlitz River system. While most of the planters are legal-sized eight to ten inchers, the Department of Fish and Wildlife also includes a number of so called jumbo rainbows to 15 inches. Trout fishing is best in June and July. Liberal regulations on the main Tilton allow anglers to use bait and keep up to five trout per day and any trout eight inches or longer (only one may be bigger than 12 inches). On the north, south, east, and west forks of the river, selective fishing regulations are in effect, so you have to use artificial lures, and flies with barbless hooks, and the limit is two trout per day.
Before the construction of Mayfield Dam in the 1960's, the Tilton flowed directly into the Cowlitz River, but now it enters the north end of Mayfield Lake. As dams tend to do, Mayfield cut off the once healthy runs of salmon and steelhead on the Tilton. Fish are now trucked from the Cowlitz Trout Hatchery and the Cowlitz Salmon Hatchery. Downstream migrating salmon entering Mayfield Lake from the Tilton River are diverted with a screen to a fish passage channel at Mayfield Dam so they can swim to the lower river without passing through the powerhouse turbines. Unfortunately only a few percentage offish that are trucked get caught. This little stream where anglers where accustomed to catching 10 to 20 pound winter steelhead with amazing frequency, now only a few dozen "transplanted" steelhead are caught now. The coho and chinook that are trucked in provide a little better action in September, October, and into December. If you can't find any fishing spots to your liking on the Tilton, check out the public access at Tilton River State Park, one of the newer state's public angling acquisitions. Although the 100-acre does provide access to the famous "Dodge Hole", one of the better known fishing spots. This was written in the Seattle Times on August 1, 2012: Tilton River from mouth to West Fork – The salmon daily limit will be 6 fish of which no more than 2 may be adult Chinook. Release wild coho. New for 2012: Release wild Chinook.
Tag Archives: Silver "Coho Salmon
Nooksack River
Chinook, Coho, Pink and Chum Salmon, Winter-Run Steelhead, Sea-Run Cutthroat, Longfin Smelt
Flows into Bellingham Bay, northwest of Bellingham
To reach the South Fork Nooksack, exit Interstate 5 onto Highway 20 at Burlington and drive six miles east to Sedro Wooley, where you will turn north onto Highway 9 and drive 14 miles to the river. To reach the North Fork of the Nooksack, continue north on Highway 9 to Deming and turn right (east) onto Highway 542. Drive 3 miles and turn right onto Mosquito Lake Road to reach the Middle Fork, but stay on Highway 542 to reach several good stretches of the North Fork.
Ferndale Campground, about 1.5 miles north of the town of Ferndale just off of Interstate 5, has tent and RV sites and other camping facilities. Scottish Lodge Motel and several bed and breakfasts are also available in the town of Ferndale. Dutch Village Inn, Windmill Inn Motel, and Hidden Village RV Park are among the possibilities in Ferndale. Food, gas, restaurants, and tackle are available in Ferndale, Lynden, and other smaller towns along the river.
Fishing the Nooksack:
This vast river system, stretching from northern Skagit County nearly to the Canadian border and from Bellingham Bay to the North Cascades, is a shadow of the once productive steelhead and salmon river it was a few decades ago. In the year 1985 anglers caught more than 1,800 winter-run steelhead from the main Nooksack, but by the year 1995 the river kicked out a dismal 44 fish. The North Fork and South Fork Nooksack contributed only a couple dozen steelhead to that total. For a river that is stocked with 106,200 (2012) (down from 146,500 in 2011) hatchery steelhead smolts every year, those are some mighty poor numbers. I guess the bottom line is whether you choose to plunk the slower waters downstream of Emerson or drift-fish the main stem from Emerson up to and including the North and South Forks, steelheading on the Nooksack is a tough proposition, so why even bother.
The same goes for Sea-Run Cutthroat, which once provided excellent angling action. Local anglers do catch cutthroat here and there throughout the river from September through November, but the harvest-trout fishery certainly isn't worth a long trip from anywhere.
Salmon fishing is a better bet, especially on the main stem of the Nooksack. Boat and bank anglers catch several hundred hatchery coho from the river during September and October each year, a catch that's often comprised of about half adult fish and half one to two pound jacks. December can provide some good chum fishing as well.
Yakima River (Lower)
Chinook and Coho Salmon, Large and Small Mouth Bass, Channel Catfish, Steelhead, Rainbow Trout, Carp, Mountain Whitefish
Flows into the Columbia River south of Richland.
Drive east from Yakima to Granger on Interstate 82, paralleling the river most of the 24 miles. Take Granger Emerald Road east from Granger to parallel several miles of the river downstream of Granger. Continuing downstream, the stretch of river between Sunnyside and Prosser can be reached by driving south off Interstate 82 on Highway 241 about seven miles to the river or south from Grandview on Euclid Road. Interstate 82 parallels the river again along the 14 miles between Prosser and Benton City. Drive north from Benton city on Highway 225 for 10 miles to fish some of the lowest portions of the river before it joins the Columbia.
Several boat ramps are located along the lower Yakima, including those in Granger, the Sunnydale Wildlife Area, Horn Rapids, and the mouth of the river at Kennewick. Food, gas, tackle, and lodging are available in Yakima, Granger, Sunnyside, Grandview, Prosser, and the Tri Cities area.
Fishing the Lower Yakima River:
Chinook salmon on the Lower Yakima River is open for hatchery spring chinook from the I-182 Bridge in Richland to the Grant Avenue Bridge in Prosser. This section is expected to open sometime in May and to remain open through June 30.
Starting this sometime in May, the Upper Yakima River from the I-82 Bridge at Union Gap to the railroad bridge below Roza Dam will be open for hatchery spring chinook. This section is expected to stay open through July 31.
The Yakima is expecting a return of 5,000 hatchery chinook.
The daily limit is two adipose-fin-clipped hatchery chinook. All wild salmon and all steelhead must be released.
Anglers must have the Columbia River Salmon/Steelhead Endorsement, plus a fishing license. Anglers may also use two-poles by purchasing a "two-pole endorsement." The fall chinook fishery starts in September and running into the month of October, with the coho fishery right behind it in the month of October.
The lower Yakima River from Granger downstream to the Columbia River is well known for robust populations of smallmouth bass and channel catfish during the spring and summer months. Though some shoreline areas are open to the public, most of the better fishing areas are only accessible by boat.
Unlike the "Blue Ribbon" trout waters upstream from Yakima, this lower stretch of the river meanders slowly through the flat river valley, warming fairly fast in the spring and summer and offering a haven for warm-water species. Clean rock and gravel comprise much of the river bottom throughout this stretch, providing perfect habitat for small-mouth bass, and they thrive in these waters. Although it doesn't get much fishing pressure, those who do fish these waters of the Yakima tell lots of stories about the huge smallmouths that live here. The extreme lower end of the Yakima also has largemouths, but this river doesn't offer a whole lot of prime cover for largemouth bass.
It does, however, suit channel catfish very well, and anglers have made some good catfish catches here over the years. Casting from the banks with chicken livers, night crawlers, and foul-smelling stink baits produce some channel catfish of 10 pounds or more, with the best fishing coming in the months of June and July.
There is no daily limit on bass in the Yakima River but no more than three over 15 inches can be retained. Channel catfish are present throughout the lower Yakima River but the best fishing is usually in the lower ten miles during late Spring and Summer. There is no current minimum size restriction and no daily limit on channel catfish in the Yakima River. A fall chinook and coho salmon season is scheduled for September 1 to October 22 from the mouth to Prosser Dam. The lower Yakima River is open to fishing from March 1 to October 22 below Prosser Dam and May 1 to October 31 above Prosser Dam to the Hwy 223 bridge at Granger. The lower Yakima River is closed to trout fishing (both resident trout and steelhead).
Nisqually River
The Nisqually River supports naturally reproducing populations of Chinook, chum, coho, and pink salmon, and cutthroat trout. In addition, a very large hatchery Chinook salmon program plants Chinook salmon into the river. Winter and Summer-Run Steelhead, and Sea-Run Cutthroat
Enters the Puget Sound between Tacoma and Olympia.
Take Interstate 5 to the Old Nisqually exit and follow Pacific Avenue south two miles to Reservation Road. Turn left on Reservation Road and left again on Highway 510 (Olympia/Yelm Highway), which roughly parallels the south side of the river before crossing over it at the small town of McKenna.
Grocery, gas, and tackle are available in Yelm, and lodging can be found in nearby Lacey.
Fishing the Nisqually River:
Illegal tribal netting years back all but wiped out the winter steelhead, the river is trickling back but the winter steelhead run is on the "Threatened Species Act" catch and release all wild fish on this river. In 2012 the hopeful natural escapement goal might reach 300, in 2011 268 total winter steelhead returned according to WDFW, in the past 20 or so years the top year was 1989, which produced only 3,807 winter-runs.
Wild Chinook Salmon from the Nisqually are on the "Threatened Species Act", and the Wild Coho Salmon is not far behind. Please always catch and release all wild fish.
Hatchery "fin clipped" Salmon fishing starts to pick up at the beginning of August, this fishery is a hit and miss opportunity. The Indians don't start netting normally until the second week of August, which gives the sportsman about a two week window of opportunity to land a nice chinook salmom from 10 to 30 pounds. There are two or three launches on the river, one being on a military post. There are a few drift boat holes that anglers usually fill, then the other majority of fishing is done from the shore. Ghost shrimp, diving plugs, and roe clusters work well here. The pinks move in in the beginning of September every other year, followed by the coho towards the end of September and into October. In the meantime, chum salmon are the biggest draw for anglers on the Nisqually these days. Chums come on strong with the first highwaters of November and provide fishing action well into January most years. Favorite spots are the long drift immediately above the Pacific Avenue bridge, and a few miles upstream near the mouth of Muck Creek. Nisqually river chums are fond of green yarn, small green steelhead bobbers, or bobber and yarn combinations.
Sea-run cutthroat trout are available in the Nisqually from about August through November, chasing the salmon eggs, but they get little attention on this river. The best cutthroat fishing is in the lower section of the river, as they sometimes go in and out with the tidal flow.
Indian's netting a "Hatchery Chinook Salmon" on the Nisqually River
Skykomish River
Summer and Winter Steelhead, Coho, Chum, and Pink Salmon, Dolly Varden
Joins the Snoqualmie River southwest of Monroe.
Take U.S.12 through Monroe and continue east along the north side of the river, or drive south through Monroe, cross the bridge, and turn left (east) on Ben Howard Road to reach fishing spots along the south side of the river.
There's a boat ramp and access area just above the Lewis Street bridge in Monroe, another ramp about two miles upstream from the bridge on Ben Howard Road, and two near the Mann Road bridge at Sultan. Food, gas, tackle, and lodging are available right along the highway in Monroe.
Fishing the Skykomish River:
Long one of Puget Sound region's most popular, most publicized, and most productive steelhead rivers. This big beautiful river is consistently among the top two or three winter steelhead producers in Washington, giving up at least 2,000 fish per winter season, and some years doubling that number. Strong hatchery returns in December and January make those two months the best time to fish the Sky, but unlike many other Northwest streams, this one doesn't have a February lull, so the fishing can be good then as it is earlier in the winter. March and April see the winter steelie fishery here turn to catch and release affair, one of the best and most popular of it's kind in the Northwest. The biggest concentration of winter steelheaders, and often the biggest catches are around Reiter Ponds steelhead facility and from Sultan downstream to Monroe, but you might find a willing fish almost anywhere along the Sky during the height of the winter season. If you fish Reiter Ponds, arrive early, as in long before daylight, and take a selection of lead-head jigs to fish beneath a float. The area is known for it's boulder bottom, and the jig and float combination will save you lots of fustration and lost tackle, and the combo catches steelhead. Summer steelheading can also be extremely good on the Sky. The summertime catch sometime tops the 2,000 fish mark, making the Skykomish an occasional entry on Washington's top ten summer steelhead producers. June, July, August, and September all provide excellent summer steelhead fishing. As on many Northwest streams, gearing down to lighter tackle and using a more subtle approach is often the key to summer steelheading success.
Cohos and Chums share the salmon limelight on the Skykomish during a typical fall season, with pinks playing a part in odd-numbered years. Salmon angling is allowed up to the confluence of the forks, but it's hard to beat the numerous pools and drifts from Sultan to Monroe, a stretch of river that's as good as any salmon stream in the country. Pink's show up in September, cohos in October, and chums are most numerous in November. Fish for all three and you'll quickly see the improvement in fish strength and stamina as the runs change.
The Skykomish, and the entire Snohomish system, is one of the few places in Washington where it's legal for angler to catch and keep Dolly Varden as part of the two trout daily limit. And Dolly Varden you keep must be 20 inches long or more. The Sky has produced much larger Dolly Varden, including the state record of 10 pounds back in 1982.
Toutle River
Summer and Winter Steelhead, Chinook and Coho Salmon, White and Green Sturgeon
Flows into the Cowlitz River north of Castle Rock
Turn east off of Interstate 5 onto Highway 504, which parallels much of the North Fork of the Toutle. Weyerhauser 4100 Road from the town of Toutle, 11 miles east of the freeway, parallels the South Fork of the Toutle.
Seaquest State Park, located right on Highway 504 near Silver Lake, has a limited amount of tent and RV sites, plus restrooms with showers and a RV dump site. There are also two private resorts on the lake, right alongside the highway. Other than those facilities the nearest gas, food, lodging, and tackle would be in the town of Castlerock.
Fishing the Toutle River:
After Mount St.Helens erupted in 1980, totally destroying the beautiful North Fork of the Toutle and the main Toutle below the confluence of the North and South Forks, fish biologists estimated in might take decades before the river would produce a steelhead fishery. Well, Mother Nature, with a little help from her humans assistants, shortened the timetable considerably, and the Toutle River system is now producing fair to good steelhead fishing, it's not quite like the glory days but it is producing. Roles have been reversed between the once-great North Fork and the South Fork that received relatively light angler attention or publicity before the eruption. Now it's the South Fork, which was only lightly damaged by the volcano, that provides most of the steelheading opportunity. Although records show that both are stocked with 25,000 to 30,000 summer steelhead smolts annually, with anglers catching 1,500 a season on the South Fork with only a few hundred on the North Fork. Water clarity remains a problem on the North Fork, silty and muddy, almost like a glacier run-off. All wild fish must be released on this stream. June and July remain the top two producing months for your steelhead action. South Fork Toutle River – From 4100 Bridge upstream, November 30 is the last day to fish for hatchery steelhead. From the mouth to the bridge remains open with selective gear rules in effect beginning December 1.
Fall chinook fishing usually starts around the beginning of September, but as most, it depends on the rains. The most popular spot to fish is at the mouth, where it enters the Cowlitz, right next to Interstate 5 on the north side of the freeway. The fishery usually peeks in the beginning of October, with the Coho coming right behind them. Still looking for smolt numbers at the time of this release.
Bank fishing from the Eco Lodge Park Resort property
Toutle River Fall King Salmon
This Sturgeon was caught 20 miles upstream on the Toutle! almost to the mouth of the Green River near Kid Valley, way to go Kevin!
Wynoochee River
Winter and Summer Run Steelhead, Chinook, Coho, and Chum Salmon, Sea-Run Cutthroat
Joins the Chehalis River at Montesano
Take Highway 8 (U.S.12) west from Olympia for 31 miles and turn north (right) on Devonshire Road, about 1.5 miles past Montesano.
Several boat ramps are located on Wynoochee Road. Montesano has everything you would need for amenities. Wynoochee Road provides access for both boat and bank anglers. A boat ramp is located about 3 miles upriver from U.S.12 near Black Creek, and another can be found about 6 miles upstream. There are 3 or 4 more drift boat launches farther upstream.
Smolt Plants:
In 2010 there where 170,000 winter-run steelhead smolts released and 61,065 summer-run smolts released. The majority of the adult returns from these releases are expected during the 2012-2013 winter and 2013 summer seasons.
Fishing the Wynoochee:
Although it doesn't get the praise or publicity as many other Washington steelhead rivers, the lower basin of the Chehalis River system producse steelhead 10 months a year, and its closed April and May. The annual sport catch exceeds 3,000 fish a year, from both winter and summer-runs. If you don't have the luxury of fishing the Wynoochee throughout the year, concentrate on these two months for steelhead: March and June, these months seem to be the heaviest fish takers according to the statistics of the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife.
Fall fishing for salmon is fair to good on the Wynoochee, with a few monster chinooks taken on roe-clusters or ghost shrimp in October and large numbers of coho on spinners and wobbly spoons in November. Most fall chinooks that enter the Wynoochee to spawn are heading for the mainstem Wynoochee River above RM 10.5 and in Carter, Schafer and Helm creeks. Small numbers of spawners are seen in Big and Anderson creeks.
Sea-run Cutthroat fishing gets under way on the Wynoochee as early as the middle of July and runs well into the fall. The best fishing is in September and October, especially right after a drenching rain that raises the river level a few inches. This is only a fin-clipped hatchery fishery.
Fishing is also open above the reservoir up to the base of the Wynoochee Falls during the winter seasons. For all areas above the 7400 Bridge, fishing from any floating devices is prohibited and selected gear rules are in effect. A good day in October on the Wynoochee might look like this:
Here's a short video fishing the Wynoochee River for Fall King Salmon
Here is your link for the Wynoochee River flow:
Satsop River
Winter and Summer Run Steelhead, Chinook, Coho, and Chum Salmon, Sea-Run Cutthroat
Joins the Chehalis River at Elma
Take Highway 8 (U.S.12) from Olympia to Satsop, which is about four miles west of Elma. Turn right (north) onto East Satsop Road and follow it upriver.
Schafer State Park, located on the East Fork Satsop, has tent sites and a few spaces with RV hookups, plus restrooms. Gas, food, lodging, and tackle are available in Elma.
Smolt Plants:
In 2010 there where 58,800 winter-run smolts released on the east fork of the Satsop, they should be returning in the winter of 2012-2013.
Fishing the Satsop:
Fall salmon fishing is now the big draw on the Satsop, but this once-productive steelhead producer is hardly worth the drive for winter-steelhead fishing. Reports show only a few steelhead being caught in the winter. These reports would bring a tear to the eye of fishermen from the 50's, 60's, and the 1970's when this was a top producing steelhead stream with big fish.
As I said, few people bother coming to the Satsop for steelhead now, but hundreds come for the salmon fishing. October can be quite good for the coho, many of the fish in the high teen's. This river produces the largest silvers I have ever seen, even including Alaska. The 21 pounder that I hooked into at the mouth of Grays Harbor (Labor Day Weekend 2012) was bound for this river, and it would have weighed 23 plus pounds and broken the state record had it been caught in the river in October! The real circus starts when the chum salmon surge into the river from late October into January. Much of the action centered around two or three drifts on the East Fork Satsop, where it isn't unusual to see a flock of anglers hook several dozen fish in the morning. The crowds make it sort of a combat fishery. Smart anglers fish the lower Satsop from boats.
Willipa River
Winter Steelhead, Chinook and Coho Salmon, Sea-Run Cutthroat, Green and White Sturgeon
Enters the northeast corner of Willipa Bay
Take U.S.101 to Raymond and turn east on Willipa Road at the north end of the highway bridge just north of town to reach some of the boat fishing areas at the lower end of the river. To reach the upstream Willipa, take Highway 6 east from Raymond for six miles or west from Chehalis for 22 miles.
There's a boat ramp near the mouth, at the west end of South Bend, and another about 3.5 miles upstream from the Highway 101 bridge. A fair selection of restaurant some lodging, along with tackle, gas and grocery stores are available in Raymond and South Bend.
Fishing the Willipa River:
This is arguably the best steelhead river among all the tributaries of Willipa Bay, and it's no slouch to salmon fishing. The river is stocked with 50,000 winter-steelhead smolts annually and anglers catch anywhere from 500 to 1,000 adult Willipa River steelhead each winter. Hatchery fish, as most steelheaders know, return early in the winter, and the rule holds true here. December and January are the top months, but don't give up on February and March. Leave your drift boat home when you visit the Willipa River in the winter months, as you cant fish from a boat on most of the best steelhead water from November through March.
The lower portion of the Willipa River produces a good number of chinook salmon in September and October, especially for boat anglers who launch at the Old Willipa launch area near the mouth od Ward Creek. Many try to time their lauch at high tide and fish as the tide ebbs. Flash Glo spinners are favorites by many of the local anglers, but back-bouncing with roe-clusters or back-bouncing with Kwikfish or diver and roe combinations also works here. The catch often includes a large percentage of jack chinooks weighing two to five pounds, but 25-35 pounders are also a good possibility. For many years into the early 1990's you would always read about a 50 pounder caught in this area. The netters have pretty much ruined the wild fish in the Willipa Bay area. Coho salmon are scattered throughout the river from September to December, filling the gap between the chinook fishery and the winter steelhead run.
If you need to warm up your arm before salmon season starts try you luck with Willapa Sea-Run Cutthroat. Anglers start catching them in July, and by the middle of August you can catch them pretty much throughout the river, where they will provide excellent light gear fishing throughout all of October. If fishing gets to crowded in the lower portion of the river head on up to Oxbow Road via Highway 6 and cast a nighcrawler and slip sinker heavy enough to roll on the bottom with the current.
Here is a picture to the entrance of the "Willipa River Trail", the trail goes along side the river for 5 miles. Ample space for the bank fisherman.
Nemah River
Winter Steelhead, Sea-Run Cutthroat, Chinook, Coho, and Chum Salmon, White and Green Sturgeon
Flows into the east side of Willipa Bay
Drive south from South Bend on U.S.101 for 18 miles and turn east on North Nemah Road or any of the next three gravel roads to the east, all of which reach the upper portions of the Nemah River. You can also fish some parts of the river by parking near the highway bridges and walking upstream or downstream
Bay Center has some amenities, with other needs in South Bend and Raymond
Fishing the Nemah:
The busiest and most exciting time of the year for Nemah anglers is in October, when large runs of scrappy chum salmon invade Willipa Bay. This fishery is hot, but short lived, providing several hundred fish in a few short weeks. The 2012 hatchery chum salmon smolt goal was 300,000 that was reached and then some with 487,700, the chinook smolt fry was at 1,917,150, with a survival rate of only 0.21% with an estimate of close to 4,000 chinook returning to the river a season. The three forks of the Nemah also give up a few chinook and coho salmon, most of them also caught in October.
Stocked with 10,000 hatchery steelhead smolts each year, various forks of the Nemah provide fair winter steelheading from December to February. More like a creek than a river throughout, it's a pretty system that's fun to fish when the action is hot, which is most of the time. Cutthroat fishing is usually good from August to Thanksgiving time, like most coastal watersheds.
All wild cutthroat trout and wild steelhead trout must be released, except that up to two-hatchery steelhead trout may be retained. Selective gear rules are in effect in some areas. Check the current regulations pamphlet for seasons, gear restrictions, and area boundaries.
Naselle River
Winter Steelhead, Chinook, Coho, and Chum Salmon, Sea-Run and Resident Cutthroat
Enters at the southeast corner of Willipa Bay
Take Highway 4 west from Longview to Nasalle, or drive south from Southbend on U.S.101, turn southeast on Highway 4, and drive about 6 miles to Naselle.
You will find food, gas, and a campground in Nasalle. Long Beach has all othe city amenities.
Fishing the Naselle River:
It's not a big river, but the Nasalle is a consistent producer of good winter steelhead and fall salmon catches. Hatchery stocked steelhead pour into the river throughout the winter, providing the possibility of good fishing from December until the end of March. Roads upstream and downstream from Highway 4 offer lots of bank fishing access throughout the winter.
Chinook fishing salmon can be excellent for both boat and bank anglers on the lower Nasalle in September and early October, and even bigger runs of coho moves into the river as the chinook fishing slows. Some large chums join in for the added variety and excitement about the same time the silver's show. The river is usually full of Cutthroat from August through September.
Skagit River (lower)
Winter and Summer-Run Steelhead, Dolly Varden, Sea-Run Cutthroat, Chinook, Coho, Chum, and Pink Salmon
From Skagit Bay northeast to Cocrete
Take Interstate 5 to exit 221 and drive west through Conway on First Island Road. Turn (right) north on Dike Road or Mann Road to fish the North Fork of the Skagit. Exit Interstate 5 at Mount Vernon and drive west on Penn Road of Highway 536 to reach the main stem Skagit from the forks upstream to the Interstate 5 bridge. To reach the river upstream to the Interstate 5, drive east on Highway 20 from Burlington and turn (right) south onto many various roads in and around the Sedro Wooley, Lymann, Hamilton, Birdsview, and the town of Concrete.
Many boat ramps are located along this stretch of river, including those in Conway, off Moore Road, Edgewater Park, Burlington, Sedro Wooley, Lymann Road Hamilton, and Birdsview. Riverbend RV Park near Mt. Vernon, Riverfront RV Park at Sedro Wooley, Lymann Road, and Birdsview. Riverbend RV Park near Mt. Vernon, Riverfront RV Park at Sedro Wooley, and Creekside Camping near Concrete all have tent and RV sites. Mt. Vernon, Sedro Wooley, and Concrete all offer motel and bed and breakfast accommodations. Food, gas, and all other amenities are available in all these communities.
Fishing the Skagit River:
In 2009 after 16 years of closure, the Skagit River is once again open for chinook salmon fishing. Skagit River Salmon Fishing
Once the home to western Washington's most glorious run of summer chinook salmon and the state's top winter steelhead producer, the lower Skagit has been going down hill considerably until the past few years, will it rebound?. There has been so many various restrictions, be sure to read the rules and regulations on this river at all times. Many anglers in the last hand full of years have fished the pink's and chum's more consistently. Pink Salmon who only show up in odd-numbered years, but when they do move in they can provide fast action for about 5 weeks from the middle of August to late September, depending on the rain. In recent years the Skagit has seen record and near record run's of Pink Salmon. Trolling or casting small wobbly spoons and diving plugs in anything PINK. Skagit river pink's which usually run in the 3 to 5 pound range. Some anglers intercept the runs when they enter the lower river, and work their way up river with the fish. Chum salmon enter the Skagit in good numbers every year, providing some hot fishing action from about the middle of October through December. November is usually the best month for chums, and anything Green or Chartreuse will do they magic.
Despite hatchery plants totaling in the hundreds of thousand, anglers seldom catch as many as 3,000 winter steelhead. That's not to impressive compared to the good old days of the sixties and seventy's, when this big river sometimes gave up as many as 20,000 winter steelhead. The best days for the winter runs are in January, February, and March, and during that period a fair amount of the fish are caught by plunkers on the lower river, drift-anglers from Sedro Wooley upstream, and boat anglers throughout this entire stretch of the Skagit. If you want to learn how to fish this long, wide river, with lots of secrets, it would be a good idea to hire a guide, at least for the first day. Sea-Run Cutthroat fishing can be fairly good at times during September and October, especially downstream of Sedro Wooley and the lower Skagit remains one of the few places in Washington where it's still legal to catch Dolly Varden or as your part of daily bag limit. Any Dolly Varden you keep must be at least 20″ in length. The largest Dolly Varden I have ever landed in the lower 48 was 7 pounds off a small tributary of the Skagit, it is also my favorite Cutthroat hole in the state of Washington.
Don't miss the "Skagit River Salmon Festival", the second Saturday in September!!!
Stillaguamish River
Winter and Summer Steelhead, Chinook and Coho Salmon, Chum and Pink Salmon, Sea-Run Cutthroat, Dolly Varden
Flows into Port Susan west of Arlington in Snohomish County
Take Interstate 5 to Highway 530 and turn west toward the lower river or east toward Arlington to reach the upper portion of the river. Highway 530 parallels the North Fork, drive east on 530 out of Arlington, turn right (south) on Arlington Heights Road, and right (south) again on Jordan Road.
Food, gas, tackle, fishing license, and other amenities are located in Arlington, or along I-5
Fishing the Stillaguamish River:
The "Stilly" has been a long time favorite of mine, and is one of western Washington's top summer and winter steelhead streams, and has a fair number of salmon to boot. The North Fork is especially famous, having been among the favorites of Zane Grey and his fly-fishing buddies. It is still open to fly-fishing in the summer months, and feather tossers catch as many as 500 fish in a season. July usually produces the best summer-run catches, and you can find summer steelhead in all the summer months and into the fall. January on February are the top months for winter steelheadeading on the North Fork.
The South Fork also produces both winter and summer steelheading, but on a smaller scale than the North Fork. A good year sees 200 summers and 200 winters.
Sea-Run Cutthroat fishing used to be a big draw in the Fall, but now varies with the regulations. They aren't as abundant as they use to be, but October through December can bring flurries of them into the river.
Only the main river, downstream from Arlington, is open to salmon fishing, and then only for pinks and chums. There are chinook and coho in the river, make sure you read the rules and regulations. Pink salmon runs peak in September, and what there is of chums peaks in November. The Stilliguamish is one of only a few rivers that allow you to keep Dolly Varden, but they must be at least 20″. One of the best river fishing times I ever had was in September just west of the bridge at I-5, I was fishing for Cutthroats and it had not rained in months I came around a downed log and found a mix school of fish of about 100, chinook's, coho's, and chum's. The fish where stacked and had now where to go because the river was so low. Well I was Cutthhroat fishing and had nightcrawlers, then I remembered I had power-bait in with my trout gear. WHAM!! fish on!, fish after fish snapping my 4 pound test of on numerous occasions. Although I did eventually land two 12 pound chums. Oh what a great day!


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I can't get enough of this easy recipe; it's ready in 15 minutes!The still-runny egg yolk adds a creaminess to the sauce and perfectly mixes with the spinach.
Submitted by STEPFANIER
Carbs: 53.9g | Fat: 6.5g | Fiber: 6.9g | Protein: 18.1g | Calories: 337.3
This simple saute of sliced mushrooms with garlic and pepper is a light, flavorful side dish.
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This is a delicious chicken recipe that my family loves
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Just like Grandma used to make, she always served this over mashed potatoes with steamed green beans or a tossed salad. Mmmm comfort food!
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Easy crock pot meal. Tastes great over brown rice (not included in calorie count).
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RICHMOND, Va. (AP) â¿¿ The Virginia Farm Bureau Federation is backing the continuation of the state's 30-year ban on uranium mining, concluding that the mining and milling of the radioactive ore is a threat to Virginia's multibillion dollar agricultural industry.
The stand by the influential farm lobby, reached this week at its annual meeting in northern Virginia, is sure to resonate at the Capitol if the General Assembly decides to consider ending the ban in the 2013 session so a mining company can tap a 119-milllion-pound uranium deposit in Pittsylvania County. The Farm Bureau has 88 bureaus throughout the state and represents more than 146,000 farm families.
"When this is in the General Assembly, we will be opposed to lifting the moratorium," Andrew W. Smith, senior assistant director of governmental relations, told The Associated Press on Thursday.Smith said the "grassroots" vote reflecting the wishes of local farm bureaus was approved overwhelming. It was the first position on uranium mining in recent years by the Farm Bureau. "They came to this conclusion because they've seen no evidence so far that technology exits to do it safely right now," Smith said of mining and milling uranium. Virginia Uranium Inc. insists it can safely mine the largest known uranium deposit in the U.S., create hundreds of jobs and generate tax dollars and other revenues for Southside Virginia, a region in the state's tobacco belt that has seen its textile economy decline. The mining within 10 miles of Chatham would also require the milling of the ore to separate it from rock, then the disposal of the waste product for generations in containment units. Virginia Uranium has pledged to build those units below-grade to minimize any threat of the radioactive waste, known as tailings, contaminating nearby water supplies and farm fields.
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