

Looking back downstream the truth dawned on me: the salmon were back. That whole section of river surged with them.
These pictures don't do justice to their overwhelming presence: the wide, fast wakes; the big swirls; the broad heads breaking the water and going back down with a sucking sound; the large bodies rising up out of nowhere, planing for a second on their bellies and then slipping back out of sight. I had two do that within six feet of me.
Each time I put the camera back in my pocket something amazing would happen until I took it out again.
I can hardly wait to fish the Ronde. But I'm actually looking forward to getting back.
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