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I have heard Olallie lake has good Kokanee once snow clears but could be just a rumor?

No kokanee at Olallie Lake.  Planter trout (and a few brooders) only.  Are you thinking of Wallowa Lake in eastern Oregon?

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It was Olallie Lake, heard it from a friend who lived his entire life in Idanha. I'll have to call him and see if I heard right.
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