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. California game "marked down"; . less; mallards, canvas-backs, teal, widgeon, pintail, snipe, plover and rail will fall to yourgun almost at your pleasure. The country is a good one to shoot over,some of it covered by patches of irrigation overflow, but is not soft; andsagebrush can be successfully beaten for grouse, quail and other smallgame birds. Farm houses are easy of access for entertainment, and the railway , . ^ MK ^Hb » IBI UPPER SACRAMENTO RIVER. stations all have good hotels at which the charges are generally reason-able. Fish can be caught in numbers at the San Joaquin and includ
. California game "marked down"; . less; mallards, canvas-backs, teal, widgeon, pintail, snipe, plover and rail will fall to yourgun almost at your pleasure. The country is a good one to shoot over,some of it covered by patches of irrigation overflow, but is not soft; andsagebrush can be successfully beaten for grouse, quail and other smallgame birds. Farm houses are easy of access for entertainment, and the railway , . ^ MK ^Hb » IBI UPPER SACRAMENTO RIVER. stations all have good hotels at which the charges are generally reason-able. Fish can be caught in numbers at the San Joaquin and includesalmon, steeihead trout, striped bass, catfish and others. [ 36] KLAMATH LAKE AND WILLIAMSON RIVER. These remarkable trout waters are reached by a ninety-mile stagedrive from Ager on Southern Pacific Companys Shasta Route, 387 milesfrom San Francisco. Anglers of more than national reputation reportthat they bear off the worlds palm. Men who have lured troutfrom all other famous resorts visit Williamson River for a new PTARMIGAN. Lagopiis. Taber Photo. The variety is the Rainbow. Williamson drains the well-knownKlamath marsh, a low-lying tract covering fifty square miles full ofliving springs. It flows southward, is joined by the Sprague fromthe east, and soon after their waters reach Upper Klamath Lake, [ 37 ] which has an area of more than 400 square miles, and in turn arepoured into Lower Klamath Lake, and by the river of the same namereach the Pacific Ocean in Siskiyou county, it is an Indian reservationand a permit must be had for a visit. For best enjoyment a party shouldbe organized with camp and commissary outfit. Mr. J. R. Moore, a noted authority on angling, contributes a mostinteresting article to the November, 1895, number of the iylmerican ^Angler ^%M.
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