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    Btw , you been way way “upriver” lately ……
    Hint hint bro …..
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ketchn View Post
    Btw , you been way way “upriver” lately ……
    Hint hint bro …..
    I haven’t been up that way in a year or so. Need to get up there by OTS and see what I can pull out. Hoping the fish up that way are worm free lol. Im finding em constantly by the dam and midtown. Worried the entire water body is contaminated (yikes)!


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    Quote Originally Posted by Slab Apprentice View Post
    I haven’t been up that way in a year or so. Need to get up there by OTS and see what I can pull out. Hoping the fish up that way are worm free lol. Im finding em constantly by the dam and midtown. Worried the entire water body is contaminated (yikes)!


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    Likely due to this drought, seems low water conditions for extended times creates this issue in some areas
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ketchn View Post
    Likely due to this drought, seems low water conditions for extended times creates this issue in some areas
    I think you’re right. We aren’t getting enough water flowing into the lake and downstream. I remember 10+ years ago when it was drought about like this we had that big golden algae bloom that killed off most of the fish. I’m sure it was related to to lack of water flowing in and out


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    Its gets so dry here the fish have ticks!
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