If there is such a thing possible we can look at the Brite Side of the last post I did!!!!!
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This is a public fish cleaning station, open, without a soul around, Seems to be well engineered, very solid construction.
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Its handicap accessible too so thats a plus! Nice trough concrete floor.
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Plenty of light, stainless cleaning tables, water spray included,
And a Fish Carcass Chute! to a public operated small landingcraft/barge with totes to hold the fish waste behind the bldg. tied to a small dock below!
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This very nice facility was vacant, the large parking lot was vacant, and the Sea lions about a hundred yards away!
People said that folks will haul the fish from other ramps to clean them here. But there were quite a few people fishing the mighty Columbia River and nary a soul here. Its a few miles above the Meggler Bridge that crosses to Washington State in Astoria Ore.
I thought of renaming this story "paradise lost" but it is what it is. Just another story.
Oops I doubled one picture, and forgot the chute and fish barge!
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I,m a novice at this picture stuff, but I,m not afraid to try! thanks for watching.
Nice facility there. Personally, I have always liked to process my fish well offshore, though I know this is becoming taboo now days. Its cleaner, better for the fish, and I figure why not give the offal back to the sharks, system, or whatever.