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The Wife, Kids and I took a drive up to get our Lotto tickets "refreshed" on Sunday and decided to take a drive by some of the lakes. Condie was getting low but still launchable, passed a nice Nitro Bass Boat coming out, so if he could get in/out I'm sure other craft's could as well. Glendale had about 7 boats on it, surprisingly it wasnt as low as I was expecting. I didnt get a chance to get up to the boat ramp at Lamont, but it seemed much lower than the others with no boats on the water. Forgot the turnoff to get to Johnson, so didnt get a chance to see it. Coming back from Condie noticed a lot of water flowing on the Bear and just noticed the post about them draining down Oneida, so maybe it started already??? Hopefully I get one more shot at these lakes before the family and I move down to Las Vegas. We will be up to visit for sure though!!!
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seems like the bear has ran high most of the year. I imagine it has something to do with the draining.
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So it's not just me. I quit fishing it a couple of months ago because of the moss. It's pretty ridiculous. If you don't get a hit within the first few seconds of a cast, you've got a big glob of gunk on the end of your line. And it's suspended throughout the water column, so it doesn't matter what you use, or how fast your retrieve, it's all the same.
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ya they have done away with the fishing hours and have gone to a constant flow, it does allow the moss to grow but that also gives the fish a little more area to hide. They did the constant flow to stop the erosion further down stream and it has realy improved the banks and water clarity. Down stream on my familys land we now have trees, shrubs, and cliffs growing along the banks were is use to be sand cliffs. Personaly i think the quality of fish in the narrows is improving also. Im not sure this has to do with the flow rates or as much the reduces limits. I still wish the fishing would return to what it was 15 years ago... man there use to be some monster browns
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Good to hear there is positive things from it. Sometimes it is hard to see what good maybe happening outside ones own perspective. If the fishing is improving, I guess I should learn to be more patient and fish it more.
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