 Ed Kelsch and Dick Miller, of the Fish and Game Habitat Club, place one of many trees in cages at Browns Cove. |
Volunteers for the Kern River Valley Fish and Game Habitat, place a Christmas tree in one of the cages that will be sunk in Isabella Lake, providing secure areas in which fish can breed. The group received hundreds of trees for the annual event that took place Saturday at Brown Cove
Published on Wednesday, January 16, 2008 8:49 AM PST
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