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FWP fisheries crews electrofishing for salmon on Fort Peck Reservoir

FWP salmon spawn on Fort Peck Reservoir has begun

Fisheries crews began collecting
adult Chinook salmon starting
last week in hopes of collecting a
large number of eggs, which will
be raised to juveniles and released
back into the reservoir in 2017.
Crews are using electrofishing

boats and targeting areas near the

dam throughout October. Salmon
do not naturally reproduce in Fort
Peck Reservoir, making these efforts
critical to the continuation of this
fishery.
Even though salmon have been

observed in relatively shallow areas

during the past few weeks, ideal
spawning activity has yet to take
place, said Heath Headley, Fort
Peck Reservoir biologist. Similar to
walleye, salmon spawning activity
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peaks when all the right conditions take place; primarily

water temperatures and timing.
Ideal spawning temperatures are when water
temperatures reach 55 degrees, which typically occurs
around mid-October. This is also when crews see both
the most fish and best egg quality. Early-on egg quality
isnt as good due to warmer water temperatures, as
Chinook salmon are a coldwater fish which require
colder water for proper egg development. Water surface
temperatures have been averaging 62 degrees over the
last couple weeks.

Salmon were first introduced into For Peck Reservoir
in 1983. Due to the abundance of their preferred forage
fish, cisco, salmon have shown excellent growth, with
males maturing in two to four years and females in
three to four years. Crews are hoping for a good eggcollection year as salmon numbers, and size, caught by
anglers have been quite good.
Compared to last year, the salmon caught this
year have been larger, said Headley. This is due to a
large year class that is continuing to grow and mature.
Anglers may recall a large number of smaller, mature
males last season. Much of this has to do with males
maturing at an earlier age then females which is typical
in most fish species.
Early indications suggest that
there are larger fish with more females present, and
most fish are averaging around 15 pounds.
Once the fish are collected, they are transferred to
the Fort Peck Multispecies Fish Hatchery. Egg and milt
are then extracted from females and males, respectively,
and successfully fertilized offspring will be reared over
the winter.
Please be aware of fisheries crews and their
electrofishing efforts, as they may be near areas where
angling activities are taking place. The salmon tend to
congregate in areas where they were initially released.
Snagging for salmon began on Saturday, Oct. 1. If there
are any questions concerning the salmon spawning
egg-take efforts, please call reservoir biologist Heath
Headley at 526-3471.

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Slippery Ann Elk Viewing Area is currently a no-go.

Flooding
occurring
Heavy rain has fallen over the area since Saturday,
causing water to run high in area creeks, rivers and low
lying areas. Precipitation will be light today, but excess
runoff will continue to keep creeks and rivers running
high for the next couple of days.
And were expecting some rather cold days through
Friday. Normal high for the date is 63 with a normal
low of 37.
Tonight: A chance of rain showers, snow showers, and
freezing rain before 10pm, then a slight chance of snow
showers between 10pm and 4am. Cloudy, with a low
around 29. West northwest wind 15 to 20 mph decreasing
to 9 to 14 mph after midnight. Winds could gust as high as
28 mph. Chance of precipitation is 50%. Little or no snow
accumulation expected.

Thursday: Mostly cloudy, with a high near 42. West

northwest wind 9 to 15 mph, with gusts as high as 21 mph.
Thursday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 25.
Northwest wind 9 to 14 mph becoming light north northwest
after midnight. Winds could gust as high as 20 mph.
Friday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 43. Light and
variable wind becoming north northwest around 5 mph.

Friday Night: A slight chance of rain or freezing rain after

7pm. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 31. Light southeast
wind becoming east southeast 8 to 13 mph in the evening.
Chance of precipitation is 20%.
Saturday: A slight chance of rain or freezing rain before
7am. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 55. East wind 8 to 13
mph. Chance of precipitation is 20%.
Saturday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 38.
Sunday: Partly sunny, with a high near 58.

Sunday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 40.

Columbus Day: Mostly sunny, with a high near 60.

Monday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 40.

Tuesday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 62.

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When thunder roars, go indoors!

Talk about some shocking news, scientists identified

all-time world records for both the longest lightning bolt
nearly 200 miles and the worlds longest-duration
lightning flash over 7 seconds according to a recently
published report.

Both records were certified by the World Meteorological
Organization, which is in charge of documenting such things.
The record-long lightning bolt was spotted over
Oklahoma on June 20, 2007, and traveled 199.5 miles, about
three-quarters the length of the state. Thats about 50 miles
further than the distance to Glendive, where the Scotties
had a lightning delay on the football field. The JV game with
Sidney last night was cancelled due to lightning.

The worlds longest-lasting lightning flash lasted for 7.74
seconds on Aug 30, 2012, over Provence-Alpes-Cte dAzur,
France. A report about the records has been accepted for
publication in the Bulletin of the American Meteorological
Society.
This reinforces critical safety information regarding
lightning, specifically that lightning flashes can travel huge
distances from their parent thunderstorms, said Randall
Cerveny, chief Rapporteur of Climate and Weather Extremes
for the WMO and a professor at Arizona State University.
Our experts best advice: when thunder roars, go
indoors, he said.
The lightning strikes were detected using extremely
sensitive radio receivers, Cerveny said, likening it to how AM
radio sounds during a thunderstorm, when the static of the
lightning discharge can be heard. We set out these extremely
sensitive radio receivers to hear a storm, to triangulate exactly
where the lightning flash starts and ends, he said.
So far this year, 36 Americans have been killed by
lightning (the latest occurring on September 25th on a hiking
trail near Austin, Texas), the National Weather Service said.
According to the NOAA, over the last 20 years, the United
States averaged 51 annual lightning strike fatalities, placing it
in the second position, just behind floods for deadly weather.

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Country in Havre
Girls: Havre 57, Glasgow
82, Dodson 88.
Iris McKean 2nd 10:09
Daley Aune 12th 11:04
Stevie Hartwell 14th 11:11
Alesia Hopstad 25th 12:20
Shawna Buckles 29th 12:43
Halley Turner 30th 12:44
Ali Kuka 31st 12:45
Emma Cook 40th 13:13
Ava Reyes 44th 13:51
Reonnah Hopstad 46 13:52
Boys: Glasgow 86, Havre
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Running in the rain

In less-than-favorable weather conditions, Brooke Westby leads a pack of varsity

Scotty girls at the 1-mile mark during the Glasgow Invitational Cross Country Meet on
September 24th. Brooke finished in second place for the Scotties, and more recently
had a fifth place finish at the Havre Invitational this past Saturday. While its been
some miserable days for practice this week, the Scotties will be headed to the very
competitive Miles City Invitational on Saturday where its expected to be warmer than
here as CowTown is looking at sunny skies and highs in the 60s Saturday afternoon.
That will be a nice change of scenery for the Scotties! (photo by Andrew McKean)

Colter Barnett 2nd 9:00

Blake Lloyd 17th 10:21
Riley Smith 19th 10:38
Keevan Sibley 20th 10:40
Carl Zabrocki 28th 10:55
Jayden Williams 55th 12:24
Dylan Hlad 60th 13:08
Zavier Urbin 62nd 13:24
Reed Larsen 68th 14:37
Sam Knierim 74th 15:16
Gustavo Pacheco 79th
15:52

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