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Old 03-28-2017, 06:53 PM
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Other than goldbar, are there any spots in the city I could fish at atm?

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I was thinking about this today. Is there a lot of open water at the outfall?
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Old 03-29-2017, 09:04 PM
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Some, lots of moving ice that got me frustrated in the fog.

I'm going to try the whitemud mouth in a few days. It was very fast moving but the stream is open.
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Some, lots of moving ice that got me frustrated in the fog.

I'm going to try the whitemud mouth in a few days. It was very fast moving but the stream is open.
You had best read the regs. Tributaries are closed on March 31.
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He said mouth ^^^^ dooood btw was at white mud mouth 2 days ago and it was a pretty big ice jam. Bit of open water but it was mostley submerged ice. No bites

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Old 03-31-2017, 06:30 PM
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He said mouth ^^^^ dooood btw was at white mud mouth 2 days ago and it was a pretty big ice jam. Bit of open water but it was mostley submerged ice. No bites

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