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Sunny Spring Weather has Brought the Water Temperature Up

OR Department of Fish & Wildlife Staff

Report Date:5-12-2021

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Sunny spring weather has brought the water temperature up enough to make holdover rainbows from last season and native cutthroat move around and bite more. This waterbody also was stocked with a fresh batch of hatchery rainbow trout recently. Tossing or trolling with spinners, bait and bobber, and fly-fishing are all popular fishing methods for chasing trout in Floras Lake.

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Hunters offer $1,000 reward for information on buck deer poached in White River unit

OR Department of Fish & Wildlife Staff

Report Date: 5-11-2021

WAMIC, Ore. — Poachers shot a mature buck deer out of season in the White River unit, then left it......

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