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Anglers will also find coho running in the Grande Ronde.

Look for steelhead fishing in the Imnaha and Grande Ronde to improve as recent rains have improved water levels.

The trout fishing on Cottonwood Meadow Lake has been excellent.

With recent rains, water levels are close to normal.

Fall can be an excellent time to fish for trout in the Blitzen River.

Whitefish are spawning and trout anglers can do well nymphing with egg patterns.

Trout fishing on the Crooked River can be excellent this time of year.

The coho run is shaping up to be a good one on the North Fork Santiam.

There are probably a few early winter steelhead around as well.

There are coho throughout the Sandy and Clackamas systems.

Lost Creek and Applegate reservoirs and Fish Lake are good bets for trout fishing in the Rogue watershed.

Anglers are still picking up summer steelhead in the upper Rogue River.

The coho fishery here usually peaks in November and continues into December. Coho fishing has picked up in Siltcoos and Tahkenitch lakes.The catch-and-release chum salmon fishery on the Kilchis and Miami rivers is open until Nov.“Being indoors on a computer is often seen as the opposite of engaging with nature, but our findings show that games can teach people about animals without even trying. “We don’t expect big-budget games to include messages about conservation, but educators and conservationists can learn from the techniques used in games-such as making things immersive, and having each action mean something in terms of wider progress in the game,” said Ned Crowley, of Truro and Penwith College, the study’s lead author. Species they identified included white-tailed deer ( Odocoileus virginianus), jackrabbits ( Lepus californicus), alligator snapping turtles ( Macrochelys temminckii), lake sturgeon ( Acipenser fulvescens), blue jays ( Cyanocitta cristata) and roseate spoonbills ( Platalea ajaja). On average, Red Dead Redemption players identified 10 of 15 American animals, which was more than a control group that hadn’t played the game.

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