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The churning fishing hole one mile down this trail came to be called Ranger Hole because Emery Finch and many other early Rangers were avid fishermen who wore a well traveled path between the cabin and their favorite fishing spot. Fishing was an important way to put food on the table so far from town. This spectacular spot on the Duckabush River still provides excitement and beauty to all who venture to the end of the trail.
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