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Howard Prairie Reservoir Fish Report for 9-26-2017
Howard Prairie Reservoir Fish Report for 9-26-2017
Howard Prairie Reservoir Fishing Report
Howard Prairie Reservoir - Ashland, OR (Jackson County)
by OR Department of Fish & Wildlife Staff
9-26-2017
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Howard Prairie water levels remain high with the lake still at 78 percent capacity. Dropping water temperatures should mean good things for trout anglers at Howard. Anglers should be aware, however that fingerling will be stocked in October. Care must be taken to release these undersized fish unharmed.
Many of the trout show evidence of copepods or copepod scars. This is a natural parasite that lives on the outside of the fish and can simply be scraped off prior to cooking.
Many of the trout show evidence of copepods or copepod scars. This is a natural parasite that lives on the outside of the fish and can simply be scraped off prior to cooking.
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