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SHASTA LAKE DROUGHT: CAMPBELL'S TROUT EGG COLLECTING STATION (A HISTORIC SITE)

As Shasta Lake continues to be in drought there are many oft-forgotten relics and historical sites which keep emerging from the depths of this lake. On the McCloud River arm of this lake is a historic site pertaining to Ellery Creek. At this location the remains of a rock or stone structured building is visible which was operated by Shasta County pioneer and fish expert Jeremiah Blizzard Campbell, a native of New Jersey, and his son, Joseph Campbell which was built in the early twentieth century. This site was a fish egg collecting station for trout and they would eventually store these eggs in their incubators in this building until they hatched. Find out more about the area and about the Campbell's in my newest video to date. This video was filmed on location at that point on May 28, 2022. On that day the water level for Lake Shasta was 120.61-ft., below the crest of Shasta Dam or at 946.39-ft., elevation below full pool. To view my resources visit the following link to my website below: https://exploringshastahistory.blogsp... #ShastaHistory #ShastaCountyHistory #ReddingBuzz #ShastaCountyNewsSource #ShastaLake #LakeShasta #Drought #Trout #FishCulture