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Fish Report for 2-25-2022
Copes Tackle and Rod purchased over a thousand pounds of trophy lightening and rainbow trout
2-25-2022
Chad Burton and Chris Borden
Copes Tackle and Rod purchased over a thousand pounds of trophy lightening and rainbow trout to be stocked in here today. Some of these trophy fish can break 10-pounds. Trophy Lightening and Rainbow Trout have been going for a variety of minijigs, garlic scented Power Bait, garlic scented pinched-crawlers, and spinners. Surface flies have been working in the early morning and late afternoon. The bass fishing remains fair, and they’ve been coming on drop-shotted soft plastics, jigs and trout imitation baits.
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