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Well, since Byron's down temporarily. Hit Pueblo a couple of days ago. Water level is as high as I've ever seen it. Great day..no wind at all. Fished from eleven to six. Only saw three boats go by on the lake. Water temps were 47..48. Eight walleyes, four between 18 and 20 inches..They came home for dinner.

 

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man, sucks to lose that fish!!! Nice catches, hobie. I agree on the nets, but they are still there, just not "out"... super tough to fish around them.
 

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That's gonna eat well! :thumb: High water levels has been good for the lakes I fish. Fish are more healthy and recruitment for future "crops" looks good. Some lakes are more challenging to fish though.
 

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nice catch Dave, I hope to get my boat back soon. I love seeing the lake so full and in the day time the nets are no problem, they start pulling them about 7 AM and put them out about 5 PM from just west or the north marina to the dam and the full length of the dam and west to the south marina. that's only about 4 miles of the lake shore, that leaves about 30 miles of shore you can fish. just watch for the bouys at each end of the nets. the nets are up to 400 feet long. Dave's right the eyes spawn all over the lake.
 
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