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I don't have any specific info. Haven't fished in a couple of weeks. I think I would head to the Southfork if I had any time right now.
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Yeah I decided to head out to twin bridges for about an hour and caught 4 browns all between 12-14". The water is real low and you are able to access a lot of nice holes from the shore.
I also saw about 2 dozen fish all rising near the bridge and just splashing around on the top. I went back to my truck and got my fly rod and tried a few different flies but had no luck getting any hits.
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We have done well from Saint Anthony all the way to henrys.
Believe it or not the fishing in the veterans park in Saint Anthony is pretty good, The wife caught a 21 inch brown under the wood bridge going into the park.
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Thanks for the heads up. I am hoping to get out and fish a little this week before I head down to Utah for Thanksgiving next week. Maybe I will try heading north a bit and see what I can do out there.
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I went back out to the same spot near twin bridges and caught 5 fish in about an hour. 4 of them were browns between 10-14" and the other was a hybrid around 12". Nothing to brag about so I do not have any pictures but it seems the river is still producing some fish even around noon.
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es. Just wondering where the fish are and if its worth going out in the cold.