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The main stem still has plenty of green water but it’s starting to get really clear

Kenny Priest

Report Date:2-9-2022

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The main stem still has plenty of green water but it’s starting to get really clear. As of Wednesday, it was running at 2,100 cfs. The fishing has been tough for most but boats are getting a few chances per trip. Minimum flow is 350 cfs at Scotia.

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Kenny Priest

Report Date: 2-9-2022

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for Thursday, February 3rd, 2022

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