Fishing made easy

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 The water had cleared up but with the east winds the past two days it has muddied up some. We will see what the weekend brings. We did get a 30lb basket in yesterday from in front of Toledo Beach 15′ of water.PERCH!! PERCH!! PERCH!!! AND A FEW WALLEYE!!
Perch fishing was good on Saturday.
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When I left for the Fly Fishing Retailer show, fall was merely a threat on the horizon. When I arrived home, I discovered it was here waiting for me.
Wednesday was cold and windy — the prototype of the gray fall day — and the heater fired itself up for the first time this year […]

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Only a fool believes everything he reads on the Internet (by the way, I’m 6′2″ and handsome), but if you buy into even a little of it, you’d think a lot of online-savvy fly fishers stopped reading fly fishing magazines years ago.
I want to know if it’s true. So I spent hours (a lie) […]

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 From Denis Peirce of The Union:
The most reliable count for salmon in our valley rivers is the fish ladder at Red Bluff. During the irrigation season the gates of the Red Bluff Diversion dam are lowered to divert water into farm irrigation system. In most years, this lasts from May 15 to Sept. 15. […]