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Fish The Deschutes Journal
Friday, June 25, 2010
Lots of fish for anglers
The Upper Deschutes between the reservoirs is producing lots of fish for anglers. Small fish are the norm, but there are some big brookies lurking in the shadows. A dry/dropper is a very efficient way to fish this section of river.
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