The intent of this restoration project is to restore fish passage at three off-channel habitat sites. The goals for this project are to provide permanent access to high quality, high quantity habitat through naturally functioning processes for juvenile salmonids, primarily coho. Tall Timber and T-bone Springs, located in Clallam County, WA on Rayonier Timber Company property; Elkhorn is located in Clallam County, WA on City of Forks Property. All three sites have fishways that were constructed by the WA Department of Fish and Wildlife in the early 1980s that were constructed to provide passage to juvenile rearing habitat. Over time these structures have deteriorated and become partial barriers. Tall Timbers lso includes downstream wiers to aid in fish passage while Elkhorn has a dam structure in the location of the historical beaver dam at the original outlet of the pond. This project would replace the manmade infrastructure with more natural functioning solutions that would be sustained over time. The sponsor proposes to install roughened channels structures and small wood structures to maintain passable gradient and rearing pond levels. Each site will be examined to determine the best approach for the site conditions. Priority Species targeted by this project are all species of juvenile salmonids, mainly Coho, for rearing, and has potential for adult spawning of Coho and Steelhead.