Okay, I'm Chris Burns at the Jamestown tribe and we're building diversion dams to create fish passage because of the low flows in the Dungeon S river. We're trying to funnel the river into areas where the fish like to come up and making it fish friendly for them. We're trying to get them up into the upper river where the water pool views are a little better and help the Chinook pass. They're having trouble getting up to the shallow ripples. We're at the Ward Bridge on Woodcock Road. This is a mile 3.3. Yesterday we did from just above the hatchery at mile 11 to Highway 101 which is mile 6.3. Today we're going to do from Highway 101 to the mouth which is approximately 6 miles. It's dreadfully low. I've never seen it this low at this time of the year. We have a lot of fish moving in, lots of pinks and a few Chinook. This morning, the CFS, above the hatchery is at between 100 and 105 CFS and down at the Ecology Gagerts Schoolhouse, it's at about 63. What's the normal finish here? The normal is probably more like between 150 and 200 CFS at the USGS Gage and I'm not sure about the lower end. I'm hoping it doesn't drop anymore, hoping for rain.