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Yellowstone River Fish Kill { 12 images } Created 25 Aug 2016

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  • Livingston, MT- AUGUST 19:Dead whitefish on the banks of the Yellowstone River near Livingston, MT on August 19, 2016. Montana Fish, Wildlife, and Parks has closed 183 miles of the Yellowstone River  to all recreation due to a fish die off caused by a parasite, proliferative kidney disease, that has killed thousands of whitefish and has the potential to kill the Yellowstone's world famous trout fishery.  Low river flow and high river temperatures have caused the proliferation of the parasite. (Photo by William Campbell-Corbis/Getty Images)
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  • Livingston, MT- AUGUST 19: Dead whitefish along the Yellowstone River near Livingston, MT on August 19, 2016. Montana Fish, Wildlife, and Parks has closed 183 miles of the Yellowstone River  to all recreation due to a fish die off caused by a parasite, proliferative kidney disease, that has killed thousands of whitefish and has the potential to kill the Yellowstone's world famous trout fishery.  Low river flow and high river temperatures have caused the proliferation of the parasite. (Photo by William Campbell-Corbis/Getty Images)
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  • Livingston, MT- AUGUST 19: Dead whitefish along the Yellowstone River near Livingston, MT on August 19, 2016. Montana Fish, Wildlife, and Parks has closed 183 miles of the Yellowstone River  to all recreation due to a fish die off caused by a parasite, proliferative kidney disease, that has killed thousands of whitefish and has the potential to kill the Yellowstone's world famous trout fishery.  Low river flow and high river temperatures have caused the proliferation of the parasite. (Photo by William Campbell-Corbis/Getty Images)
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  • Livingston, MT- AUGUST 25:  The Yellowstone River at Livingston,MT on 8/25/2016. The Yellowstone River is running only 280 fps from the lowest level recorded in the last 120 years.   On August 19th the Yellowstone River was closed to all recreation activities due to a parasitic fish kill that has killed ten of thousands of whitefish and is threatening the famous Yellowstone trout. Low water levels and high water temperatures have contributed to the unprecedented fish kill.  (Photo by William Campbell-Corbis/Getty Images)
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  • Livingston, MT- AUGUST 19:The Yellowstone River without drift boats or fisherman near Livingston, MT on August 19, 2016. Montana Fish, Wildlife, and Parks has closed 183 miles of the Yellowstone River  to all recreation due to a fish die off caused by a parasite, proliferative kidney disease, that has killed thousands of whitefish and has the potential to kill the Yellowstone's world famous trout fishery.  Low river flow and high river temperatures have caused the proliferation of the parasite. (Photo by William Campbell-Corbis/Getty Images)
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  • Livingston, MT- AUGUST 19:Fly fishers remove their boat from the Yellowstone River  near Livingston, MT on August 19, 2016. Montana Fish, Wildlife, and Parks has closed 183 miles of the Yellowstone River  to all recreation due to a fish die off caused by a parasite, proliferative kidney disease, that has killed thousands of whitefish and has the potential to kill the Yellowstone's world famous trout fishery.  Low river flow and high river temperatures have caused the proliferation of the parasite. (Photo by William Campbell-Corbis/Getty Images)
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  • Livingston, MT- AUGUST 19:A sign prohibiting recreation on the Yellowstone River in Livingston, MT on August 19, 2016. Montana Fish, Wildlife, and Parks has closed 183 miles of the Yellowstone River  to all recreation due to a fish die off caused by a parasite, proliferative kidney disease, that has killed thousands of whitefish and has the potential to kill the Yellowstone's world famous trout fishery.  Low river flow and high river temperatures have caused the proliferation of the parasite. (Photo by William Campbell-Corbis/Getty Images)
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  • Livingston, MT- AUGUST 24: Out of work fly fishing guides Buddy Holcome (l) and Tyler Stephens (r) listen  at community meeting in Livingston, Mt on 8/24/2016  attended by hundreds of residents that work with Yellowstone River related activities such as fly fishing, rafting, hotels, and restaurants. On August 19 the Yellowstone was closed to all recreation activities due to a parasitic fish kill that has killed ten of thousands of whitefish and is threatening the famous Yellowstone trout. Low water levels and high water temperatures have contributed to the unprecedented fish kill.  (Photo by William Campbell-Corbis/Getty Images)
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  • Livingston, MT- AUGUST 24: Dan Vermillion, Montana Fish,Wildlife, and Parks Chairman addresses a community meeting in Livingston, Mt on 8/24/2016  attended by hundreds of residents that work with Yellowstone River related activities such as fly fishing, rafting, hotels, and restaurants. On August the Yellowstone was closed to all recreation activities due to a parasitic fish kill that has killed ten of thousands of whitefish and is threatening the famous Yellowstone trout. Low water levels and high water temperatures have contributed to the unprecedented fish kill.  (Photo by William Campbell-Corbis/Getty Images)
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  • Livingston, MT- AUGUST 24: Josh Green from the Yellowstone Angler fly fishing shop sits with fly fishing guides  at community meeting in Livingston, MT on 8/24/2016  attended by hundreds of residents that work with Yellowstone River related activities such as fly fishing, rafting, hotels, and restaurants. On August 19 the Yellowstone was closed to all recreation activities due to a parasitic fish kill that has killed ten of thousands of whitefish and is threatening the famous Yellowstone trout. Low water levels and high water temperatures have contributed to the unprecedented fish kill.  (Photo by William Campbell-Corbis/Getty Images)
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  • Livingston, MT- AUGUST 25: John Bailey, owner of the world famous Dan Bailey fly fishing shop in Livingston , MT 8/25/2016. His shop has lost thousands of dollars in sales from fishing equipment and guiding services over the last week.  On August 19th the Yellowstone  River was closed to all recreation activities due to a parasitic fish kill that has killed ten of thousands of whitefish and is threatening the famous Yellowstone trout. Low water levels and high water temperatures have contributed to the unprecedented fish kill.  (Photo by William Campbell-Corbis/Getty Images)
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  • Livingston, MT- AUGUST 25:  The Dan Bailey fly fishing shop in Livingston , MT 8/25/2016. The shop has lost thousands of dollars in sales from fishing equipment and guiding services over the last week.  On August 19th the Yellowstone River was closed to all recreation activities due to a parasitic fish kill that has killed ten of thousands of whitefish and is threatening the famous Yellowstone trout. Low water levels and high water temperatures have contributed to the unprecedented fish kill.  (Photo by William Campbell-Corbis/Getty Images)
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