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SD2OR with a trophy fall walleye

Topic: Malheur Reservoir Limits Lifted  (Read 1841 times)

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LawyerBob

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jed

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I'm about 40 minutes from it and fished it last month. Water was reallllly low and neon green. Only caught 1 fish about 18" but very skinny. The fishing there in the Spring was lights out with a bunch of fish with money tags. Pretty bummed it's going dry this year. If it holds water for 4 or 5 years you can find some big fish there.