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The Cedar River is
home to native and wild Rainbow and Cutthroat trout,
Coho and Chinook salmon, Steelhead and hatchery Sockeye
salmon (from the Landsburg hatchery). The Cedar has a
"catch and release" rule for all angler so that fish can
continue their life cycles and spawn.
This Multicache will
take you to some information signs in the park that will
hopefully give you a little more information about the
fish of the Cedar River.
WAYPOINT 1
WP1
brings you to two signs that gives you information about
two different fish that call the Cedar home.
Lets first look at
the far left one first.
A=
How many red fish are depicted on the sign (+3)
B=
How many juvenile salmon are shown on the sign?
Now take a look at
the sign on the right to obtain your answer for the
following questions:
C=
Chinook salmon go by how many other names (+1)
D=
Chinook juveniles either migrate directly toward the
ocean or remain in the river to feed and grow up to
______ months (+2)
WAYPOINT 2
Head
on over to WP2 and focus your attention on a bright
green sign which bears the name of the cache. Here you
will find the answers to the following:
E=
Under the section of the sign titled "Healthy Trout
River Water Temperature Guide" the first digit of the
water temperature in the "HIGH TEMP RANGE" is your
answer for "E".
F=
Under the "Cedar River Fishing Rulee" section, you will
find the Washington State Game Warden's number. What is
the 7th digit (counting from left to right)?
You now have the
final coordinates. To confirm that you have the correct
numbers, here is a quick checksum
The
missing NORTH
coordinates equal
11
The
missing WEST
coordinates equal
16
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