Marin rain could spur salmon activity
"After these rains," said Ophelia Macdonald, a watershed aid at the Marin Municipal Water District fisheries department, "there's probably going to be a lot of fish by the end of the week."
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"After these rains," said Ophelia Macdonald, a watershed aid at the Marin Municipal Water District fisheries department, "there's probably going to be a lot of fish by the end of the week."
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