IN MY OPINION - THE COASTAL FISHERY CRISIS:
Stop finger-pointing on the Klamath Basin.............

Tuesday, May 16, 2006
GREG ADDINGTON AND DAN KEPPEN
George Gibbs, traveling through Northern California in 1851, was struck by conditions at the confluence of the Klamath and Trinity rivers.
The Trinity, wrote Gibbs, 'is in size about half that of the Klamath, and its waters, likewise rapid, are of transcendent purity; contrasting with those of the latter stream which never lost the taint of their origin.