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05-01-2008, 05:52 AM

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Fish Rap: Duck Valley has good trout fishing

[IdahoStatesman.com] If you've been impatiently waiting for the start of prime reservoir fishing, your wait may be over. This so-called spring has been tough on anglers, but there are several factors coming together that could mean reservoirs are going to turn on. Weather is gradually improving, and reservoirs are getting stocked. The Shoshone/Pauite tribes have stocked Mountain View and Lake Billie Shaw with trout, and anglers are catching them.

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